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"After a while he began to fight the Imperius Curse just as I had done." - Barty Crouch Jr., Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire A father, fighting darker and stronger forces, struggles against an inevitable descent into madness. These are his final moments.

On one rainy summer's night, a prophecy was made. It was the prophecy about the rise of a hero and the fall of the Dark Lord. It was also the prophecy that was bound to alter all of their lives. ``This chronicles the events from June 1980 to November 1981. The story also explores the psyche of the main characters, namely the Potters, Remus Lupin, Sirius Black and Peter Pettigrew.

For three years he was their silent companion, privy to their most intimate secrets and weaknesses. They gave him boundless trust. He witnessed their joys and sorrows. For three years he bided his time, waiting for the chance of escape and deliverance. This is their story seen through his eyes, a retelling of Philosopher’s Stone from the point of view of Peter Pettigrew.

What does it mean to forget? What does it mean to be forgotten? Is oblivion akin to forgiveness? Peter Pettigrew reflects on the irreversibility of one's deeds and the inescapability of life.