The Park

At the end of the summer after his fourth year, Harry is attacked--but not by a Dementor. To their horror, Harry's friends realize that he has no memory of them, Hogwarts, or anything to do with the Wizarding World. How will a Harry who thinks he's a Muggle adjust to life at Grimmauld Place? And how will the Order battle Voldemort when the Boy Who Lived doesn't even know the Dark Lord exists?

Harry wakes up at Grimmauld Place, and gets a surprising, disconcerting, and occasionally thrilling introduction to Dumbledore, Lupin, Mrs. Weasley, and Ginny Weasley.

Harry, Lupin and Sirius have a necessary conversation, resulting in surprises all around. On the same morning, the Weasley clan (plus Hermione) encounter an unexpected parental response to their latest plot.

Dumbledore visits Grimmauld Place with a request and the Burrow with a surprising gift. Also includes a Snape cameo, pancakes, and worries on all sides.

At last, the anticipated day arrives, and Harry gets his wand. Later, he spends a few days at the Burrow, and has a go at flying.

A stranger wanders up to the Burrow, and Harry gets a short, disturbing lesson in duelling. Then, just before he leaves for Grimmauld Place again, he encounters the words "You-Know-Who" for the second time . . .

Harry looks up Voldemort in the dictionary, and his whole world changes. Reinforcements are called in.