If not little known, at least little remembered. ;) I've collected here eleven (in my opinion) of the most interesting and useful ones. Plus my commentaires on some of them.
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1. There is no such thing as a pureblood family. Every wizarding family has a muggle ou a few among them. Some just choose to traverser, croix them over in their family arbre and pretend they don't exist and instead claim themselves as purebloods.
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^I can see Blacks and Malfoys doing that. But makes me wonder why were the Crouches noted as purebloods then, as evidently the father and son were not passionate about purity of blood. The father fought Voldemort's feu with feu and the son in the trial disregarded whatever devotion he might have had for Voldemort and instead of proudly suffering, was dying in Azkaban within a an even. His reasons to serve Voldemort seemed to be whatever else but not in the purifying the wizarding "race". And how about the Longbottoms who also fought Voldemort?
Perhaps they just didn't bother commenting on the general impression of their blood purity because it really didn't matter to them and speaking of it wouldn't have made any difference to the battle? After all the most we heard of them in the blood-purity terms was during the First War.
2. Wizards and witches have a much longer life expectancy than muggles. Dumbledore is 150 years old and McGonagall is sprightly 70-years old.
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^I l’amour this to bits! Gives such a deliciously long timeline and lots of possibilities for my original character and his family. <3
3. Hogwarts does not accept foreigners but serves only Britain and Ireland.
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4. There's a magic potion for developing photographs and it's that potion that makes the photos also move.
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^This is what I'd wondered for a long time. I was glad to find out.
5. A Squib child can be born to any witch ou a wizard regardless of how pure the blood. The other of the parents can be even a muggle. Still Squibs are rare because magic is a dominant and resilient gene.
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6. Most magical children are being accueil schooled but some may go to a muggles' primary school before Hogwarts. Purity of blood is irrelevant in this matter.
--link with references to Rowling's official words
7. Fred and George did not pay attention to Peter Pettigrew on the Marauders' Map because they hadn't heard the story of Peter and Sirius and even if they had, they'd have no reason to think that one is the man murdered years ago. Plus, they used the Map for their own mischief and thus focused on only the places they needed to. And finally, toi must remember there were hundreds of little dots moving on the Map at any donné time and the twins did not know all the students par the name.
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^My personal off-topic conclusion: This answer also reveals her "there are a thousand students at Hogwarts" indeed is just her being bad at thinking in numbers like she's admited to. As in hundreds of dots on that Map means just hundreds of students attending Hogwarts, and not a thousand. Since both numbers are her words outside the livres which do not confirmer the matter in any way, either is equally official, and all toi need to decide is which to toi sounds plus realistic amount of students for such a horribly limited number of teachers, especially when Hogwarts is claimed to be "the finest school for witches and wizards".
And even with magic, which amount is plus comfortable and sensible to devide into only four Houses seeing to that each House's members are requied to stay after hours in and sleep in the same House area...and eat on the same tables while the lunch break can't last too long...
My vote goes for the hundreds being the plus truthful amount of students in total at Hogwarts.)
8. Was Snape hiding under the Invisibility manteau on the night the Potters died? No, he wasn't.
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^I'd never even heard of this rumour befora, but thought it interesting.
9. The Lestranges did not know about the Prophecy.
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^Whether ou not Crouch Jr. did remains unknown.
10. It's very rare (but possible) that magic shows in a person late in life instead of in their childhood. Almost always it shows in a person before age 11.
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11. No one knows where magic comes from.
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1. There is no such thing as a pureblood family. Every wizarding family has a muggle ou a few among them. Some just choose to traverser, croix them over in their family arbre and pretend they don't exist and instead claim themselves as purebloods.
-link
^I can see Blacks and Malfoys doing that. But makes me wonder why were the Crouches noted as purebloods then, as evidently the father and son were not passionate about purity of blood. The father fought Voldemort's feu with feu and the son in the trial disregarded whatever devotion he might have had for Voldemort and instead of proudly suffering, was dying in Azkaban within a an even. His reasons to serve Voldemort seemed to be whatever else but not in the purifying the wizarding "race". And how about the Longbottoms who also fought Voldemort?
Perhaps they just didn't bother commenting on the general impression of their blood purity because it really didn't matter to them and speaking of it wouldn't have made any difference to the battle? After all the most we heard of them in the blood-purity terms was during the First War.
2. Wizards and witches have a much longer life expectancy than muggles. Dumbledore is 150 years old and McGonagall is sprightly 70-years old.
-link
^I l’amour this to bits! Gives such a deliciously long timeline and lots of possibilities for my original character and his family. <3
3. Hogwarts does not accept foreigners but serves only Britain and Ireland.
-link
4. There's a magic potion for developing photographs and it's that potion that makes the photos also move.
-link
^This is what I'd wondered for a long time. I was glad to find out.
5. A Squib child can be born to any witch ou a wizard regardless of how pure the blood. The other of the parents can be even a muggle. Still Squibs are rare because magic is a dominant and resilient gene.
-link
6. Most magical children are being accueil schooled but some may go to a muggles' primary school before Hogwarts. Purity of blood is irrelevant in this matter.
--link with references to Rowling's official words
7. Fred and George did not pay attention to Peter Pettigrew on the Marauders' Map because they hadn't heard the story of Peter and Sirius and even if they had, they'd have no reason to think that one is the man murdered years ago. Plus, they used the Map for their own mischief and thus focused on only the places they needed to. And finally, toi must remember there were hundreds of little dots moving on the Map at any donné time and the twins did not know all the students par the name.
-link
^My personal off-topic conclusion: This answer also reveals her "there are a thousand students at Hogwarts" indeed is just her being bad at thinking in numbers like she's admited to. As in hundreds of dots on that Map means just hundreds of students attending Hogwarts, and not a thousand. Since both numbers are her words outside the livres which do not confirmer the matter in any way, either is equally official, and all toi need to decide is which to toi sounds plus realistic amount of students for such a horribly limited number of teachers, especially when Hogwarts is claimed to be "the finest school for witches and wizards".
And even with magic, which amount is plus comfortable and sensible to devide into only four Houses seeing to that each House's members are requied to stay after hours in and sleep in the same House area...and eat on the same tables while the lunch break can't last too long...
My vote goes for the hundreds being the plus truthful amount of students in total at Hogwarts.)
8. Was Snape hiding under the Invisibility manteau on the night the Potters died? No, he wasn't.
-link
^I'd never even heard of this rumour befora, but thought it interesting.
9. The Lestranges did not know about the Prophecy.
-link
^Whether ou not Crouch Jr. did remains unknown.
10. It's very rare (but possible) that magic shows in a person late in life instead of in their childhood. Almost always it shows in a person before age 11.
-link
11. No one knows where magic comes from.
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when i was 6 yrs old i have first time seen this movie, i was so young that i didn't understand the reality of it and i always wish that i too will get the letter from the owl and i will too go to hogwards i loved that movie so much that i started behaving like harry ,i wore that round spectacles and do every work of the house .my parents thought i have became mad he too take me to the doctor.i loved the musique which the play in between of the movie whenever i hear that musique my cœur, coeur beat started beating fast.now when i know the reality that there is no such thing, i refuse it and wait for the letter.
If toi don't know already, there's a Harry Potter fan of the mois Award created par the die-hard Potterhead Peppergirl30 that -obviously- runs every month. I decided, with credit to peppergirl30 (Emma) to create a WEEKLY Harry Potter fan Contest to have them plus frequently.
This is planned to not intervene with the Monthly Contest and the results of one will not change the other.
ANYBODY can enter even if you've already won but there is a limited number of people who can join. Please, no plus than 20. There's lot's of other oppotunities to enter anyway so it shouldn't matter too much. toi CAN vote for yourself but don't feel pressured to vote for somebody else incase people think the worst of you.
Now for the final bit, if toi want to enter yourself for Week 1 of the Harry Potter fan of the Week Contest, type in the commentaires your nom d’utilisateur and your favourite character with your favourite picture of them.
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This is planned to not intervene with the Monthly Contest and the results of one will not change the other.
ANYBODY can enter even if you've already won but there is a limited number of people who can join. Please, no plus than 20. There's lot's of other oppotunities to enter anyway so it shouldn't matter too much. toi CAN vote for yourself but don't feel pressured to vote for somebody else incase people think the worst of you.
Now for the final bit, if toi want to enter yourself for Week 1 of the Harry Potter fan of the Week Contest, type in the commentaires your nom d’utilisateur and your favourite character with your favourite picture of them.
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