She never did, I don't know where that came from. His Animagus is a stag, that's all, nothing about a patronus and James were mentioned. Where on the lexicon does it say that?!
No, she didn't. I think people got the fact that Harry thought he was his own father confused and as a result thought it was James who sent out the stag Patronus, but it was Harry who had sent it out right at the end of the 'Dementor's Kiss' chapter. There is a bit in the last chapter where Harry and Remus are talking and it says this:
Lupin shook his head and didn’t speak. He carried on emptying his drawers. Then, while Harry was trying to think of a good argument to make him stay, Lupin said, “From what the headmaster told me this morning, you saved a lot of lives last night, Harry. If I’m proud of anything I’ve done this year, it’s how much you’ve learned…. Tell me about your Patronus.” “How d’you know about that?” said Harry, distracted. “What else could have driven the Dementors back?” Harry told Lupin what had happened. When he’d finished, Lupin was smiling again. “Yes, your father was always a stag when he transformed,” he said. “You guessed right… that’s why we called him Prongs.”Unless it was said in the fifth book, it
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Lupin shook his head and didn’t speak. He carried on emptying his drawers. Then, while Harry was trying to think of a good argument to make him stay, Lupin said, “From what the headmaster told me this morning, you saved a lot of lives last night, Harry. If I’m proud of anything I’ve done this year, it’s how much you’ve learned…. Tell me about your Patronus.”
“How d’you know about that?” said Harry, distracted.
“What else could have driven the Dementors back?”
Harry told Lupin what had happened. When he’d finished, Lupin was smiling again.
“Yes, your father was always a stag when he transformed,” he said. “You guessed right… that’s why we called him Prongs.”Unless it was said in the fifth book, it ( ... )
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