Muggle World

Harry Potter is a bad apple - a delinquent - a horrible example of a boy entering his teen years. Why, the Dursleys can tell you that right away! There's nothing special about him, even if he once thought the scar on his forehead looked like a thunderbolt and that he used to think about flying. No. To put it simply, there's just nothing magical about him.

That Harry Potter really is a bad seed. It's not like he's special, or anything - he's just a delinquent. Why, Aunt Petunia and Uncle Vernon aren't surprised in the least that he threatened Aunt Marge and ran away! One of the things that makes Harry Potter special is that he's magical, but what if he wasn't?

What makes Harry Potter special is not the fact that he's a wizard, but that he's being carted off to Hogwarts School for Juvenile Delinquents! A world devoid of magic is far from boring.

In the normal world of Harry Potter, the muggle, the walls between dimensions aren't very solid. A short interlude before chapter 5.

Harry finds his way to Hogwarts Institution for Juvenile Delinquents on a train with familiar faces.

After a rousing battle on the train that-is-not-the-Hogwarts-express, Harry and Ron have wound up in the Hospital Wing. Exactly how is this opposite world going to right itself?