QWhy did Dobby apparate into the dungeon of the Malfoys' Manor where Harry, Ron, Luna and Mr Ollivander were imprisoned?
AIf you watch closely, Harry sees a familiar eye in his mirror and says: "Help us!". Immediately, Dobby apparates to help Harry and his friends. Who was in the mirror and how/why he sent Dobby is shown in Part II. This is also revealed in the novel. House elves, despite their lowly status in the magical world, are imbued with strong powers, and it's because of their low status that witches and wizards do not consider them a threat when trying to protect their stuff. In the cave in The Half-Blood Prince, there were all sorts of enchantments put up by Voldemort to protect his horcruxes from humans, yet Kreacher could apparate in and out of the cave without casting any pesky counter-charms that Dumbledore and Harry needed. The dungeon in the Malfoys' Manor also has these sorts of enchantments to prevent any prisoners from using apparation to escape the enclosure, but none of the magic they used had any impact on Dobby. Hogwarts also has the same sorts of enchantments where witches and wizards cannot apparate or disapparate (as Hermione has informed Harry and Ron many a time) but house elves are free to apparate throughout the castle in order to fulfill their duties.
QWho sent the Patronus to The Burrow that informed Harry and the others that Ministry of Magic had fallen?
AIt was sent by Kingsley Shacklebolt, whose Patronus in the book was a lynx.
QHow many Horcruxes do they destroy in this movie?
AOnly one: Salazar Slytherin's locket. This brings the total amount of destroyed Horcruxes to three: Voldemort's schoolboy diary (destroyed by Harry in The Chamber of Secrets), the ring (destroyed by Dumbledore in The Half-Blood Prince), and the Locket.
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