The tactics of the two breakouts are very similar: some people set up a diversion or two (the dragon firework; Peeves with dungbombs) to attract school attention while other people break into U's office, free the prisoner(s), and cause damage.
So once he gets "a tactical team of sixteen-year-olds exists, and I had a run-in with them at the DoM", as soon as he connects that to Harry he's got "a tactical team of sixteen-year-olds exists and is at Harry's command." From there it's hardly a leap to "and they broke him out of Umbridge's", and from there it's only a moment to analyse other actions.
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Date: 2013-06-07 08:20 pm (UTC)So once he gets "a tactical team of sixteen-year-olds exists, and I had a run-in with them at the DoM", as soon as he connects that to Harry he's got "a tactical team of sixteen-year-olds exists and is at Harry's command." From there it's hardly a leap to "and they broke him out of Umbridge's", and from there it's only a moment to analyse other actions.
The big leap is not Fawcett, it's Harry.