Summary:

Some of Harry's memories end up in the past and he has to figure out 1. what to do about the shitty things he sees in his future, 2. how this happened in the first place, and 3. if he may just be making it all worse anyway. It doesn't help that his saviour complex apparently travelled back with him.

What he knows is that neither Voldemort nor Dumbledore have his best interest at heart, so he may as well be on his own side - and recruit as many people as possible to help/save.

That means making old and new friends as well as enemies, starting his political career early and messing with the timeline. A lot. After all, he will drag the wizarding world into the next century - kicking and screaming if he has to. And if that's not an excuse to be mayhem personified, Harry doesn't know what is.

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Same Old, Same New

Some of Harry's memories end up in the past and 9-year-old him has to figure out 1. what to do about the shitty things he sees in his future, 2. how this happened in the first place, and 3. if he may just be making it all worse anyway. It doesn't help that his saviour complex apparently travelled back with him.
What he knows is that neither Voldemort nor Dumbledore have his best interest at heart, so he may as well be on his own side - and recruit as many people as possible to help/save.

First up: deal with the Dursley Situation and gain some magical allies, if at all possible.

Let's do this.

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To Everybody's Disapproval

After having some of his older self's memories unceremoniously dumped into his mind, Harry has changed a few things: Vernon is gone, Harry started learning magic from Walburga Black and he has a snake familiar named Mehen. Things have settled as much as they can - until his Hogwarts letter finally arrives and he has some choices to make.
There's the question of how much he's willing to sacrifice and what to change about the horrible future he has seen. And how much can 11-year-old him change anyway when faced with experienced adults who may be playing their own games to keep control of him and students who seem to hate him?

Time to find out and step on some toes in the process. After all, somebody will have to get rid of Quirrelmort and turn this death trap into the semblance of a school. And if Dumbledore won't, Harry will sure try.
One thing is for sure: this time, he won't conform to anyone's expectations but his own.

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Of Monsters and Men

After a very turbulent start in the wizarding world, Harry finally enters his second Hogwarts year.
Well. If Aunt Petunia will let him go after at least five attempts on his life within the last nine months, that is. There's also the fact to consider that he still has lawyers and Amelia Bones to sic on a boatload of people, Sirius to free, Pettigrew to frame and a diary to steal.

With a basilisk roaming the hallways and dementors the grounds of Hogwarts, as well as scheming people like Dumbledore and Tom Riddle to face, maybe staying in the muggle world would be safer. But Harry wouldn't be Harry if he didn't try to use the situation to correct some serious wrongs in the magical world and further his political agenda. At least this time around, he has some semi-competent adults (and paintings) at his back and a bunch of friends to support him in all the crazy endeavours his heart desires.

Besides, there is Dudley's vendetta against one Gilderoy Lockhart to consider. Nobody could pass up on that sort of entertainment.

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The Breaking of Glass

Year three at Hogwarts is fast approaching and Harry has high hopes that nothing can be as chaotic as the events he just went through.
But Pettigrew’s trial is coming up, Harry has a sulking horcrux to deal with, and Aunt Walburga wants him to officially take over Slytherin. There’s also the wanna-be murderer trying to kill the Black family and the fact that all family members think Harry is an adult called Mr White.

It's the first time Harry has to act mostly without foreknowledge because he certainly didn't hang out with hags and werewolves before and Harry wasn't on (semi-)talking terms with the Malfoys and Nicolas Flamel either.
With political events unfolding, someone should probably get Fudge fired before he drags the ministry back into the dark ages. Killing Theo's father and grandfather looks more tempting by the day too.

As usual, nobody else seems inclined to do anything about it. All hands on deck, then! Harry and the chaos squad are rolling out. And they're growing in numbers.

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