Professor Trelawney

In a dimly lit room, a lean woman appeared. She wore large glasses and uncanny jewelries. Her movements were similar to old ladies and she had brown curly untidy hairs. She was Professor Sybill Trelawney, the Divinition teacher at Hogwarts. She stopped near a Pensieve, a magical object used to review memories. Took some memories from her head and dipped into it;

There was a small house in a non-muggle village. Everything around was obsolete and unembellished. Yet the village and house had its own beauty and magic. There were large farms and garden around. In one of the garden a young girl, of eight, played alone with weird creatures that looked like ants. A big fat woman with a crooked hat came out of a large old house. She shouted, "Sybill, be in, now". The young girl looked around repoarchfully. She moved towards her house. Her mother took hold of her shoulder and gently pulled her towards a chair. "Today my dear Sybill you would learn legacy of our family that has passed onto us from your great- great grandmother, Cassandra Trelawney" Sybill's mother said with eyes fixed on her. Sybill looked into her mother's eyes. She always had a dedication to learn the art of Divinition. "Sybill, Divinition is not made for all…it is only for those who respect it. What did I say?". "Respect it" said the young girl. 

With what was like a splashing of water, Professor Trelawney came out of the Pensieve. Today an incident had made her dive into her reminiscent memories. For sixteen years she has served in Hogwarts. But today Professor Umbridge dismisses her. She had faced a lot of criticism for her art. Her place at Hogwarts is taken by a Centaur. People call her a fraud.

Professor closed her eyes and searched for hope within her. She knew the abilities of her Divinition. Her inherited legacy of a Seer. 

She opened her eyes with a force in a scaring way. Her voice changed and she prophesied "In the following days, words of my Divinition would gain power. They would be the reason for the fight between two great forces". With these words Professor Trelawney became unconscious.