How did Ginny get out of the ring of fire during 'The Burning of the Burrow'?
In Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince, when Bellatrix encircled the Weasleys' house with a ring of fire, that's how the events took place
The Burrow gets encircled with the ring of fire (with a small opening in it).
Bellatrix Apparates in front of the door and ran out of the ring from that opening (mentioned above).
Harry comes down and then out of the house and follows Bellatrix.
Lupin and Tonks run after Harry to stop him but fail to do so when the ring (of fire) closes behind Harry.
Lupin and Tonks try to fight (or control) the ring when Ginny comes running out of the house.
The ring presents an opening again and lets Ginny cross it (presumably leaving behind the others i.e. Lupin, Tonks and Weasley parents to control the fire).
Why did the ring of fire open itself for Ginny, when the main purpose of the attack seems only to get Harry out of the safety zone?
Best Answer
I don't think ring specifically opened up for Ginny. She just jumped out of it at an instant when Lupin and Tonks were trying to create an opening.
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Why did Ginny run into the fire?
Ginny ran after Harry trying to stop him and offer him help against the attacking Death Eaters. The ring of fire closed behind her, attacking and holding back Lupin, Tonks, and Mr Weasley who had attempted to follow the pair into the reeds.What did Ginny do when she saw Harry at the Burrow?
At the Burrow The moment she saw Harry, Ginny accidentally knocked her porridge bowl to the floor with a loud clatter. Ginny seemed very prone to knocking things over whenever Harry entered a room. She dived under the table to retrieve the bowl and emerged with her face glowing like the setting sun.Did the Burrow get burned down?
The Death Eaters didn't burn down the Burrow in the books. Over the Christmas holidays, a group of Death Eaters show up to the Weasley family home \u2014 known as the Burrow \u2014 and cause destruction. They don't stay long, but they set the house on fire during the duel.Why did they burn down the Burrow in Half Blood Prince?
Blowing up the Burrow wasn't intended as much as a replacement of a scene in the book as it was a way to shock the audience (especially those who read the books and knew it didn't happen) and to make the point that, yes, these people are not only evil, but there is no place to hide from them.More answers regarding how did Ginny get out of the ring of fire during 'The Burning of the Burrow'?
Answer 2
It appears as if Ginny took the opportunity while Lupin and Tonks were trying to control the fire and jumped over it, that's all.
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