I think the probability might be that high given narrative requirements(i.e., Harry will near-certainly figure it out, Potter books usually end at the end of school years and it’s April, and we know that the series is in the homestretch), but I’d put an in-universe probability without reference to that data a vastly lower chance.
I think the probability might be that high given narrative requirements(i.e., Harry will near-certainly figure it out, Potter books usually end at the end of school years and it’s April, and we know that the series is in the homestretch), but I’d put an in-universe probability without reference to that data a vastly lower chance.