Top 20 Crazy Harry Potter Details You Missed
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Date: 2023-11-21
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Matthew
December 31st is not mid-winter. Its the beginning of winter as winter starts on December 21st. Ten days later. Also Hermiones reading of The Three brothers is not the first time they are discussed. Dumbledore and Harry Discuss them in his office. Which is where the Peverell brothers are talked about. And the story given implies that Cadmus Peverell never married after his Love died, so he had no children. Also it is implied that Ignotus was the last head of the Peverell family as he was the youngest of the bothers he could only have that title of Antioch and Cadmus died without issue(children. In fact everything on this list is conjecture and brought up with knowledge of what comes next. BtW Snape did not love Lily. He was obsessed with her. There is a difference. He abused her son because he hated the father and for it not being him. He also only included saving James and Harry because he knew Lily would kill him otherwise. He is not a good man in anyway. It has never made sense to me that Harry named his second son after two abusers.
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December 31st is not mid-winter. Its the beginning of winter as winter starts on December 21st. Ten days later. Also Hermiones reading of The Three brothers is not the first time they are discussed. Dumbledore and Harry Discuss them in his office. Which is where the Peverell brothers are talked about. And the story given implies that Cadmus Peverell never married after his Love died, so he had no children. Also it is implied that Ignotus was the last head of the Peverell family as he was the youngest of the bothers he could only have that title of Antioch and Cadmus died without issue(children. In fact everything on this list is conjecture and brought up with knowledge of what comes next. BtW Snape did not love Lily. He was obsessed with her. There is a difference. He abused her son because he hated the father and for it not being him. He also only included saving James and Harry because he knew Lily would kill him otherwise. He is not a good man in anyway. It has never made sense to me that Harry named his second son after two abusers.
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Douglas
Oh, I would never dream of assuming I know all Hogwarts secrets, Igor, said Dumbledore amicably. Only this morning, for instance, I took a wrong turning on the way to the bathroom and found myself in a beautiful proportioned room I have never seen before, containing a really rather magnificent collection chamberpots. When I went back to investigate more closely, I discovered that the room has vanished. But I must keep an eye out for it. Possibly it is only accessible at five thirty in the morning. Or it may only appear at the quarter moon - or when the seeker has an exceptionally full bladder.
From the chapter of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire titled The Yule Ball
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Oh, I would never dream of assuming I know all Hogwarts secrets, Igor, said Dumbledore amicably. Only this morning, for instance, I took a wrong turning on the way to the bathroom and found myself in a beautiful proportioned room I have never seen before, containing a really rather magnificent collection chamberpots. When I went back to investigate more closely, I discovered that the room has vanished. But I must keep an eye out for it. Possibly it is only accessible at five thirty in the morning. Or it may only appear at the quarter moon - or when the seeker has an exceptionally full bladder.
From the chapter of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire titled The Yule Ball
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Enya
Most of the time stuff Ron says as a joke turn up to be true. Like in 3rd book when Arthur informs them about Sirius, Ron says something along the lines 'Maybe I could catch him and get more gold' to which Arthur replies '13 years kids won't be able to catch him'. They do endup catching Sirius (tho he kind of wants them to. In 7th book where he shouts at Harry and Moine not to say Voldy's name and how he feels like it is jinxed or something like that. And turns out it Was jinxed. There are many moments where he does that and they mostly in one way or another turn out to be true
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Most of the time stuff Ron says as a joke turn up to be true. Like in 3rd book when Arthur informs them about Sirius, Ron says something along the lines 'Maybe I could catch him and get more gold' to which Arthur replies '13 years kids won't be able to catch him'. They do endup catching Sirius (tho he kind of wants them to. In 7th book where he shouts at Harry and Moine not to say Voldy's name and how he feels like it is jinxed or something like that. And turns out it Was jinxed. There are many moments where he does that and they mostly in one way or another turn out to be true
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Nick
Nah. I go by the other one. When Voldemort killed Harry he was actually killing the piece of his soul within Harry. Harry's soul merely followed that piece. And since Harry didn't really die he had the choice to return alive.
Seems obvious to me. Couldn't really understand most of Dumbledore's and Harry's conversation at King's Cross in the book, was confusing for me. So I took what I could from it.
And then the movie had to go and use that blood thing, was interesting but not the obvious reason.
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Nah. I go by the other one. When Voldemort killed Harry he was actually killing the piece of his soul within Harry. Harry's soul merely followed that piece. And since Harry didn't really die he had the choice to return alive.
Seems obvious to me. Couldn't really understand most of Dumbledore's and Harry's conversation at King's Cross in the book, was confusing for me. So I took what I could from it.
And then the movie had to go and use that blood thing, was interesting but not the obvious reason.
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Andrea
Trelawney was right more often than she gets credit for. She tells Lavender the thing you are dreading will happen on the 16th of October which is the day she got the letter about her rabbit dying. She wasnt dreading the rabbits death specifically, but when we are away from home who doesnt worry about our loved ones and dread (even subconsciously) receiving bad news about them? Trelawney also tells her beware a red-haired man and, well, things didnt end so great with Ron
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Trelawney was right more often than she gets credit for. She tells Lavender the thing you are dreading will happen on the 16th of October which is the day she got the letter about her rabbit dying. She wasnt dreading the rabbits death specifically, but when we are away from home who doesnt worry about our loved ones and dread (even subconsciously) receiving bad news about them? Trelawney also tells her beware a red-haired man and, well, things didnt end so great with Ron
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Nancy
Back when the novels were first coming out, Rowling gave an interview to the entertainment journalist for a kids' show, a young man named Lizo Mazimba. At the end of the interview, he proposed to ask a question with the codicil that she might refuse to answer, then he asked whether there was a clue to the series in the repeated fact that Harry had his mother's eyes. Rowling pursed her lips, then said, I hate observant readers.
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Back when the novels were first coming out, Rowling gave an interview to the entertainment journalist for a kids' show, a young man named Lizo Mazimba. At the end of the interview, he proposed to ask a question with the codicil that she might refuse to answer, then he asked whether there was a clue to the series in the repeated fact that Harry had his mother's eyes. Rowling pursed her lips, then said, I hate observant readers.
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fanjoy
the chamberpot room was never really confirmed to be Room of Requirement tho, despite Dobby's reply
the Peverell & Black family trees were afterthought expansions tho
also Myrtle's line of the bubbles were gone in reference to Cedric was basically implying she was a peeper, and considering ghosts are manifestations of mortals' unfinished business, well.
I never knew Harry's blood was to be Voldemort's undoing tho.
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the chamberpot room was never really confirmed to be Room of Requirement tho, despite Dobby's reply
the Peverell & Black family trees were afterthought expansions tho
also Myrtle's line of the bubbles were gone in reference to Cedric was basically implying she was a peeper, and considering ghosts are manifestations of mortals' unfinished business, well.
I never knew Harry's blood was to be Voldemort's undoing tho.
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Assel
It is true that Trelawaney predicted Dumbledore 's death and Sirius's death but she also predicted Wormtail's betrayal and Dumbledore got her a job at Hogwarts to protect her from Voldemort despite every one thinking of her as a fake seer because she predicted Voldemort's death by a chosen child giving few signs that led Dumbledore to think the chosen child will be ( Harry Potter or Neville Longbottom )
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It is true that Trelawaney predicted Dumbledore 's death and Sirius's death but she also predicted Wormtail's betrayal and Dumbledore got her a job at Hogwarts to protect her from Voldemort despite every one thinking of her as a fake seer because she predicted Voldemort's death by a chosen child giving few signs that led Dumbledore to think the chosen child will be ( Harry Potter or Neville Longbottom )
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MissCali4nia
Theres also the theory of the Dursleys birthday gifts representing the deathly hallows. In his first year, they sent a fifty pence piece (representing the resurrection stone, in his second year, they sent him a toothpick (representing the elder wand, and in his fourth year, they sent him a single tissue (representing the invisibility cloak.
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Theres also the theory of the Dursleys birthday gifts representing the deathly hallows. In his first year, they sent a fifty pence piece (representing the resurrection stone, in his second year, they sent him a toothpick (representing the elder wand, and in his fourth year, they sent him a single tissue (representing the invisibility cloak.
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DemonKingNemo
Speaking of predictions. I was watching POA last night and when Ron says You're going to suffer, but you'll be happy about it, he wasn't far off with the events of Sirius later on. Finding the truth, watching Peter escape, then knowing he'll be alive just on the run and now has a Godfather.
I thought that was pretty neat
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Speaking of predictions. I was watching POA last night and when Ron says You're going to suffer, but you'll be happy about it, he wasn't far off with the events of Sirius later on. Finding the truth, watching Peter escape, then knowing he'll be alive just on the run and now has a Godfather.
I thought that was pretty neat
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Steve
Regarding the vanishing cabinet, Fred and George stuck Slytherin Graham Montague in it in Order of the Phoenix. He eventually reappeared in Moaning Myrtle's toilet. That's likely how it got broken. Regarding Dumbledore's correspondence with Petunia, he also left a letter with baby Harry, which Petunia ignored.
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Regarding the vanishing cabinet, Fred and George stuck Slytherin Graham Montague in it in Order of the Phoenix. He eventually reappeared in Moaning Myrtle's toilet. That's likely how it got broken. Regarding Dumbledore's correspondence with Petunia, he also left a letter with baby Harry, which Petunia ignored.
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Borgking79
I would argue that the Riddle family is not a descendant of the 3 brothers as mentioned in #16. That brother killed himself and there's not mention of him having any children. The resurrection stone may have simply been passed around over the years until Dumbledore hid it in the golden snitch.
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I would argue that the Riddle family is not a descendant of the 3 brothers as mentioned in #16. That brother killed himself and there's not mention of him having any children. The resurrection stone may have simply been passed around over the years until Dumbledore hid it in the golden snitch.
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GamingKingdom
uwu
I own the orginal books (all of them) i got them (plus stickers) in a harry potter chest a looong time ago as a present
I never used the stickers and never read my copies. they are still in the HP chest: > (i have read the books. but the books were in my schools library)
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uwu
I own the orginal books (all of them) i got them (plus stickers) in a harry potter chest a looong time ago as a present
I never used the stickers and never read my copies. they are still in the HP chest: > (i have read the books. but the books were in my schools library)
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Beau-Derek
The vanishing cabinet thing is correct and also has more foreshadowing, In the 5th book Fred and George push Montague(a Slytherin quidditch player) into a cabinet and got stuck for a few days and noticed he was going between places and he told Draco about it.
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The vanishing cabinet thing is correct and also has more foreshadowing, In the 5th book Fred and George push Montague(a Slytherin quidditch player) into a cabinet and got stuck for a few days and noticed he was going between places and he told Draco about it.
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Rose
Ron also when reading rhe tealeeaf with harry in class says he loss somthing but be happy aboit it. which happens at end prisoner azazban with sirus. He come in miney which does jn 4th book and will work for the minstry Ron secret a masterr of devination
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Ron also when reading rhe tealeeaf with harry in class says he loss somthing but be happy aboit it. which happens at end prisoner azazban with sirus. He come in miney which does jn 4th book and will work for the minstry Ron secret a masterr of devination
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Aditya
Actually, Harry, Snape and Voldemort are all distant cousins, Harry descendant of Ignotus from James' side, Snape descendant of Cadmus from his mother's side, and Voldemort descendant of Antioch from Maropy's side.
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Actually, Harry, Snape and Voldemort are all distant cousins, Harry descendant of Ignotus from James' side, Snape descendant of Cadmus from his mother's side, and Voldemort descendant of Antioch from Maropy's side.
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RubyGrace
When all this is over well be a proper family I cannot read or watch this part without getting so incredibly mad, sad and just overall heartbroken at how this line NEVER comes true! Its so unfair!
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When all this is over well be a proper family I cannot read or watch this part without getting so incredibly mad, sad and just overall heartbroken at how this line NEVER comes true! Its so unfair!
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Trina
Much like Harry, I never cottoned on that the boy Petunia was referring to all the way back in the first film/book was Snape, not James. Rowling must have planned this twist well in advance.
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Much like Harry, I never cottoned on that the boy Petunia was referring to all the way back in the first film/book was Snape, not James. Rowling must have planned this twist well in advance.
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Alicia
Ron. Your going to be miserable but happy about it. Unable to live with Sirius because of Peter escaping so miserable but happy about it as Sirius didn't get kissed by the Dementors
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Ron. Your going to be miserable but happy about it. Unable to live with Sirius because of Peter escaping so miserable but happy about it as Sirius didn't get kissed by the Dementors
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AJ
Great list! One thought: I thought it was Sir Nicholas who dropped the vanishing cabinet as a diversion to help Harry when he was in Filchs office but Filch blamed it on Peeves?
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Great list! One thought: I thought it was Sir Nicholas who dropped the vanishing cabinet as a diversion to help Harry when he was in Filchs office but Filch blamed it on Peeves?
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TDI21
The series may be going TV, but let's face it.
NOBODY will ever replace Gary Oldman as Sirius
(Though rumour has it that Tom Felton is going to be playing Lucius)
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The series may be going TV, but let's face it.
NOBODY will ever replace Gary Oldman as Sirius
(Though rumour has it that Tom Felton is going to be playing Lucius)
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Trina
Haha, Draco must be a psychic if he was able to accidentally predict both Harry/Ginny and Ron/Hermione. Maybe he should teach an Advanced Matchmaking course?
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Haha, Draco must be a psychic if he was able to accidentally predict both Harry/Ginny and Ron/Hermione. Maybe he should teach an Advanced Matchmaking course?
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JorikPar
On a re-read it is horrifying to experience Harry entering the Room of Requirement and seeing the Tiara of Ravenclaw, even touching it.
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On a re-read it is horrifying to experience Harry entering the Room of Requirement and seeing the Tiara of Ravenclaw, even touching it.
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Emily
Professor Snape say you have a your mother's eyes before he dies and that is beautiful quote and that made us one tear of your eyes
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Professor Snape say you have a your mother's eyes before he dies and that is beautiful quote and that made us one tear of your eyes
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Klein
If there are any other details in the Harry Potter movies and or books, will definitely be hoping for an eventual part 2 please
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If there are any other details in the Harry Potter movies and or books, will definitely be hoping for an eventual part 2 please
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Tan
10: 59 How strange that the green screen to the right of the screen by the house doesnt appear in the film but does here.
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10: 59 How strange that the green screen to the right of the screen by the house doesnt appear in the film but does here.
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Eristine
I completely HATE Harry and Ginny as a couple. I also completely HATE Ron and Hermione as a couple. Whos with me?
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I completely HATE Harry and Ginny as a couple. I also completely HATE Ron and Hermione as a couple. Whos with me?
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Justin
Very very great epic list I like it a lot very very great job mis mojo one of my absolute favorite list ever
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Very very great epic list I like it a lot very very great job mis mojo one of my absolute favorite list ever
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Cole
Snape wasn't an awfull boy tho numb nuts. He was the true hero of the story. James Potter was a bully
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Snape wasn't an awfull boy tho numb nuts. He was the true hero of the story. James Potter was a bully
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