Uncle Vernon thought the problem was solved when he nailed up the letter-box, but…, …the letters still found their way into the house through gaps and unusual routes., Harry didn’t trust himself to speak while the family admired Dudley because…, …he was trying hard not to laugh., Aunt Petunia dyed Dudley’s old clothes grey for Harry, so…, …Harry knew it would look just like everyone else’s uniform., Vernon insisted “No post on Sundays,” yet…, …letters came whizzing down the chimney and filled the room., The letters were addressed so precisely that…, …it was impossible to believe the sender didn’t know exactly where he lived., Harry tried to get a closer look at the letter, but…, …Uncle Vernon knocked his hand out of the way., Vernon decided they had to leave the house immediately because…, …the letters were now arriving in numbers and in ways he couldn’t control., When they reached the shack on the rock, one thing was certain:…, …there was no television in there., During the storm, Harry couldn’t sleep because…, …the wind rattled the filthy windows and the shack shook., Harry hoped the roof wasn’t going to fall in, although…, …he might be warmer if it did.

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