Isn't Harry Potter's divination teacher dead?

Harry Potter divination teacher sibyll trelawney did not die in the film.

Sibyll trelawney graduated from Ravenclaw College at Hogwarts and is a professor of divination at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. His mother is a muggle and his father is a wizard. She made real predictions for Harry Potter and Voldemort, but most of the time she is a madman and likes to predict people's death.

Professor Trelawney's two prophecies, which are "the birth of the savior, the fall of the dark Lord" and "the escape of servants, the rise of the dark Lord again", run through the whole plot of Harry Potter.

Dumbledore recruited her as a professor at Hogwarts and put her under his protection because he witnessed Trelawney's true predictions about Harry and Voldemort. After hearing this prophecy, Dumbledore also officially began to lay out major events such as Voldemort's fall and Harry's cultivation, and finally did kill Voldemort as predicted.

Most of Professor Trelawney's daily chores have been completed.

Even if it is not supernatural, most of Professor Trelawney's predictions have come true. For example, she told Neville to be careful, and Neville soon broke the cup; She told parvati that what another man was afraid of was going to happen. Soon after, parvati's pet died.

Harry and the black dog are unknown. Harry and Sirius have been on the verge of death. Sirius died two years later, and Harry was cursed by Abada's death curse again.

As for her prediction that one student will die every year-this is actually a standard truth. Because everyone will die, even in the magical world, there is no immortality. Even Nicole Mailer, who lived for more than 600 years, gave up eternal life and embarked on a journey of death.