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Bag Of Sand

In the mid-1930s, a **Bag of Sand** was an item traded with the golden idol during Indiana Jones' attempt to try to open a chest containing ***Snake Pendant of Montezuma*** with no lock in the mid-1930s.Template:Equipment
The ***archaeologist*** also used one at the Temple of the Chachapoyan Warriors in ***1936*** to switch out the fertility idol kept there when he correctly suspected that access to the artifact was booby-trapped. However, Jones misjudged the relic's weight which triggered the structure's defense mechanisms.

## Behind the scenes

In *LEGO Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Brick*, Indiana Jones merely swips the Chachapoyan Fertility Idol without leaving anything to replace it, immediately trigetting the defenses of Temple of the Chachapoyan Warriors. By contrast, in *LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures*, instead of using a bag of sand, Indy uses a pile of LEGO money coins.

## Appearances

* *Indiana Jones and his Desktop Adventures*
* *Raiders of the Lost Ark*
* *Raiders of the Lost Ark* comic

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ *Indiana Jones and his Desktop Adventures*
2. ↑ Cite error: Invalid `<ref>` tag; no text was provided for refs named `RoTLA`
3. ↑ *LEGO Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Brick*
4. ↑ *LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures*
An 101-Dalmatians (Disambiguation)

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**101 Dalmatians** may refer to:

* 101 Dalmatians (Franchise), a Disney film franchise based on the novel
	+ *One Hundred and One Dalmatians*, a 1961 animated film based on the novel
	+ *101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure*, a 2003 direct-to-video sequel to the 1961 film

## See also

* **An 101-Dalmatians (Disambiguation)**

Disambiguation page for An 101-Dalmatians (Disambiguation)The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
An Pack Charm

> Books, clothes, ***telescope*** and ***scales*** all soared into the air and flew pell-mell into the trunk.
>
> Description, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

The **Pack Charm** was a charm used to make items pack themselves into a trunk.Template:Real Magical Spell

## History

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During the ***1988–1989 school year*** at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, this charm was taught to ***fifth year*** students in Charms class by Professor Filius Flitwick, in preparation for their Ordinary Wizarding Levels that year.
***Remus Lupin*** used this charm to non-verbally to pack his belongings while leaving Hogwarts in ***1994***.
***Nymphadora Tonks*** used the spell to help Harry Potter pack his school trunk when leaving ***4 Privet Drive***, though she told him she was not very good with ***household charms***. She also told him that her mother ***Andromeda Tonks*** mastered highly this charm, getting stuff to fit itself in neatly and even getting socks to fold themselves, with just a kind of flick of wand.

## Known practitioners

Filius Flitwick profile.jpgFilius Flitwick
## Behind the scenes

* In Template:OOTP, Harry is already packed when the ***Advance Guard*** arrives at 4 Privet Drive.

## Appearances

* Template:POA
* Template:HM

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Template:OOTP
2. ↑ Template:POA

Template:Charms
An Christmas Feast

> Harry had never in all his life had such a Christmas dinner. A hundred fat, roast turkeys; mountains of roast and boiled potatoes; platters of chipolatas; tureens of buttered peas, silver boats of thick, rich gravy and cranberry sauce — and stacks of wizard crackers every few feet along the table.
>
> Harry Potter's first Christmas dinner at Hogwarts, in 1991, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

The **Christmas feast** was held on Christmas ***Day***. It was attended by the Professors and any students that have chosen to remain at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry over the Christmas holidays.

### Location

Great Hall. Hogwarts Castle, Scotland, Great Britain

## Overview

The feast was prepared by the house-elves in the ***kitchens***, and consisted of a hundred fat, roast turkeys, mountains of roast and boiled ***potatoes***, platters of fat ***chipolatas***, tureens of ***buttered*** ***peas***, silver boats of thick, rich gravy and ***cranberry sauce***. For dessert, flaming Christmas puddings were served, with silver ***Sickles*** hidden within the pudding. Also on the tables were ***Wizard Crackers***.

Unlike their ***Muggle*** counterparts that contained plastic toys and paper hats, Wizard Crackers exploded with a blast, like a cannon going off, and engulfed the pullers in blue smoke. Inside could be found such delights as live mice, Wizard's Chess sets, and ***Grow-Your-Own-Warts kits***, as well as real-sized hats and jokes. Because of the small number of students that stayed for Christmas during Harry's third year, the house tables were put to one side and a table for twelve set up in their place.

The Christmas feast was the only one which took place during the school holidays. As such, the other feasts were usually attended by all students, with the exception of the ***1997*** End-of-Term Feast.

## Known participants

### 1991

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* Hogwarts staff

## Appearances

* Template:PS Template:Comment Template:1st

## Notes and references

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Template:Succession-box
Template:End-box

1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15 Template:PS
1950s

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The following events occurred in the **1950s**:

## Events

* 1950 to 1952: Andrew Snowyowl captained the Slytherin Quidditch team.
* 1952 to 1956: Jo King captained the Slytherin Quidditch team.
* 1956 to 1960: Rufus Winickus captained the Slytherin Quidditch team.
* 1955 to 1961: Tom Riddle murders Hepzibah Smith, stealing artefacts of Helga Hufflepuff and Salazar Slytherin.

## Births

* 6 February, 1950: Arthur Weasley to Septimus Weasley and Cedrella Black.
* 1951: Bellatrix Black to Cygnus Black III and Druella Rosier.
* Between January and November 1951: Rita Skeeter.
* Between 1951 and 1955: Andromeda Black to Cygnus Black III and Druella Rosier.
* Between 1953 and 1954: Lucius Malfoy to Abraxas Malfoy.
* 1955: Narcissa Black to Cygnus Black III and Druella Rosier.
* Between 1953 and 1958: Bertha Jorkins.
* 1955 or 1956: Patricia Rakepick.
* 1956 or 1957: Sturgis Podmore.
* Between 1957 and 1959: Frank Longbottom to Augusta Longbottom.
* 3 November, 1959: Sirius Black to Orion and Walburga Black.

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist

Template:20th-Century

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Template:HPE, Template:See image
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Template:HBP and Template:POA (Chapter 18) - According to Albus Dumbledore in the HBP, Hepzibah was murdered ten years before his memory where he met with Tom Riddle. Dumbledore became Headteacher sometime between 1965 and 1971 according to Remus Lupin when he says "I was a very small boy when I received the bite...But *then* Dumbledore became Headmaster, and he was sympathetic." Ten years before then puts Hepzibah's death between 1955 and 1961.
3. ↑ The Black family tapestry shows that Andromeda is younger than Bellatrix, who was born in 1951, and older than Narcissa, who was born in 1955.
4. ↑ Sirius Black said Bertha was a few years above him at school. This means she had to have been at least two years older than him but no more than five because she would have left by the time he started. Sirius was born in 1959 which means Bertha had to have been born between September 1953 and August 1958.
5. ↑ Template:HM
6. ↑ Template:OOTP
An Leg-Locker Curse

> At that moment Neville toppled into the common room. How he had managed to climb through the portrait hole was anyone's guess, because his legs had been stuck together with what they recognised at once as the Leg-Locker Curse. He must have had to bunny hop all the way up to Gryffindor tower.
>
> Description of the curse, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

The **Leg-Locker Curse** (*Locomotor Mortis*), also known as the **Leg Locking Spell** was a curse that bound the legs of the victim together.Template:Real Magical Spell

## History

> Today we will learning Locomotor Mortis, also known as the Leg-Locker Curse. Failure to pay attention will leave you in a different sort of bind come exam time.
>
> Professor Flitwick to his fifth-years, Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery

It was most often used by experienced witches and wizards in duels, or in friendly wizard races. This curse was one of the dark charms found in the Dark Arts spellbook *Curses and Counter-Curses* by ***Vindictus Viridian***. There existed a counter-curse of unknown incantation; Hermione Granger used it to reverse the usage of the curse Draco Malfoy used on Neville Longbottom.
Hermione Granger and Ronald Weasley learned this spell in their first year, to use on Severus Snape if he tried to harm Harry Potter at an upcoming Quidditch match. They did not need to use it, however, as Professor Dumbledore was watching, they found it unlikely Snape would try to hurt Harry.

## Known practitioners

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## Etymology

This spell's incantation is derived from the ***English*** word *locomotor*, meaning "of or relating to locomotion" and the Latin word *mortis*, meaning "death". Overall, the incantation roughly means "killing locomotion" or in other words, stopping someone from moving normally.

## Behind the scenes

* According to Rubeus Hagrid, no first year should be able to cast a curse, suggesting it is difficult, and that Draco Malfoy being able to use it in his first year was considered impressive.

## Appearances

* Template:PS Template:Deleted scenes Template:1st
* Template:HBP
* *Harry Potter Official Site*

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist
Template:Charms
Template:Regular-Curses And Counter-Curses

## See also

* An Jelly-Legs Curse
* Stickfast Hex

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 Template:PS
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 The ***Cast-a-Spell handbook***, as can be viewed here.
3. ↑ Template:PM - *Curses and Counter-Curses*
4. ↑ See this entry on Google
5. ↑ See this entry on Google Translate.
6. ↑ Template:PS
Archetype:Hero/Otherworldly

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The archetype of **a hero that operates beyond a cosmic scale**. Variation of Superhero. Opposite to Otherworldly Villain.Template:Archetype

> We're all agents of destiny. The "accidental" encounter was ordained by fate a million years before any of us were born! We're all actors in a cosmic drama, and only the cosmic playwright knows how the last act will end!
>
> Zatanna Zartara (DC Comics)

## Also Called

* Dimensional/Extradimensional Hero/Heroine/Superhero/Superheroine
* Multiversal Hero/Heroine/Superhero/Superheroine
* Otherworldly Heroine/Superhero/Superheroine
* Transcendent Hero/Heroine/Superhero/Superheroine

## Properties

The character is a hero that is either protects an entire dimension, the multiverse, or is transcendent in nature:

### Dimensional Hero

These types are known to be capable of protecting an entire dimension on their own, and possess abilities to prove it. They also have the capability to ease their dimensional stay and perception.

### Multiversal Hero

These types are capable of safeguarding the multiverse at large, maybe from ***otherworldly beings***, ***benevolent gods*** or anything protecting the multiversal balance. They possess abilities reflecting their necessity to watch over the multiverse, including the capability to survive their multiple environments.

### Transcendent Hero

This type is the merger of the two types, the cusp of heroism. The powers they possess may reflect their status.

## Associated Powers

* Crimefighting Mastery
* Indomitable Heroism
* Rescue Mastery
* Supernatural/Absolute Combat

### Dimensional Hero

* Dimensional Awareness
* Dimensional Survival
* Dimensional Vision

### Multiversal Hero

* Dimensional Survival
* Hyper-Cosmic Awareness

### Transcendent Hero

* Benevolent Deity Physiology
	+ Savior Deity Physiology
* Transcendent Mortal Physiology
* Ultimate Power

## Relationships

* Otherworldly Villains
	+ Otherworldly Heroes often have to face against Villains of similar standing, being their match.

## Levels

* Tier I: Street Hero
* Tier II: National Hero
* Tier III: Global/International Hero
* Tier IV: Cosmic/Galactic Hero
* Tier V: *****Otherworldly Hero*****

## Example Characters

* Various Characters (*Sonic the Hedgehog*)
	+ Sonic the Hedgehog
* Zatanna Zatara (*DC Comics*); Transcendent Hero
* Strange Visitor Superman (*DC Comics*); Transcendent Hero
* Sorcerer Supreme (*Marvel Comics*); Transcendent Hero
	+ Dr. Stephen Strange

## Gallery

### Cartoons/Comics/Web Animation

Danny Phantom DP going ghost S01e11 going ghost on school steps.gifDanny Fenton/Phantom (Danny Phantom)Epic Dr. Fate.pngKent Nelson/Dr. Fate (DC Comics)Zatannasmagixpower.jpgZatanna Zartara (DC Comics)Dr. Strange.jpgDr. Stephen Strange (Marvel Comics) one of the most famous and archetypal otherwordly heroes.
### Live Television/Movies

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## Videos

### Music

"Danny Phantom" Theme Song (HQ) - Episode Opening Credits - Nick Animation
1960

The following events occurred in **1960:**

## Events

* The eightieth ***Wizarding Schools Potions Championship*** is held.

## Births

* ***9 January***: Severus Snape to ***Tobias Snape*** and ***Eileen Prince***.
* ***30 January***: Lily Evans to ***Mr*** and ***Mrs Evans***.
* ***10 March***: Remus Lupin to ***Lyall Lupin*** and ***Hope Howell***.
* ***27 March***: James Potter to Fleamont and Euphemia Potter.
* Unknown date: ***Greta Catchlove***.

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ Template:WBP
2. ↑ Template:DH
3. ↑ JK Rowling on Twitter 9 Jan 2016
4. ↑ Template:DH
5. ↑ Pottermore on Twitter 10 Mar 2015
6. ↑ Template:DH
An Grizzly-Bear Tug

**Tug** is a male bear.Template:Animal-Character

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## Physical appearance

Tug is a massive bear with black fur. He has a tan muzzle and a gray underbelly.

## Personality and traits

As the leader of the Salmon Run, Tug is authoritative and wise. He is easygoing and friendly, and makes friends with strangers quite easily.

## Trivia

* Tug is based on a deleted character named ***Grizz***, who originally served Koda's role as Kenai's traveling companion in ***Brother Bear***. The filmmakers loved Grizz's design and voice actor, ***Michael Clarke Duncan***, so much that they reused them for Tug.

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Alder

**Alder** (genus ***Alnus***) is the common name of a genus of flowering plants (*Alnus*) belonging to the birch family (*Betulaceae*). The genus comprises about 30 species of monoecious trees and shrubs, few reaching large size, distributed throughout the North Temperate Zone and in the Americas along the Andes southwards to ***Argentina***.Template:Plant

## Wandlore

Whilst alder made for an unyielding wood, its ideal owner was not stubborn or obstinate, but often helpful, considerate and most likeable. Whereas most wand woods sought similarity in the characters of those they would best serve, alder was unusual in that it seemed to desire a nature that was, if not precisely opposite to its own, then certainly of a markedly different type.
When an alder wand was happily placed, it became a magnificent, loyal helpmate. Of all wand types, alder was best suited to non-verbal spell work, whence came its reputation for being suitable only for the most advanced witches and wizards.
Alder was also excellent for protection against outside forces, and, when combined with phoenix feather, was a suitable match for a wizard who would "make their mark on this world".

## Known Alder wand owners

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## Appearances

* Template:PM
* Template:WW
* Template:WWHP
* Template:LEGO
* Template:HM Template:Mention
* Template:WU
* Template:PAS
* Template:HL Template:Mention

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ Template:Wikilink
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Template:WW
3. ↑ Template:WWHP
4. ↑ Template:WW
Albus Dumbledore's-UnIdentified Charm on-the Mirror Of Erised

> You see... Only a person who wanted to find the stone. Find it, but not use it, would be able to get it, otherwise they’d just see themselves making gold or drinking Elixir of Life.
>
> Albus Dumbledore explaining to Harry Potter how the charm on the Mirror of Erised worked, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

This **charm** Template:Incantation unknown was placed on the Mirror of Erised by Albus Dumbledore during the 1991–1992 school year to protect the Philosopher's Stone.Template:Real Magical Spell

## Effects

The charm bewitched the Mirror to hold the Philosopher's Stone, where the only one who could retrieve it from the Mirror would be one who wanted to find the stone but not use it or have it used.

## History

In the Underground Chambers, the spell prevented Quirinus Quirrell from stealing the stone for his master Lord Voldemort on the ***4 June*** 1992, which violently angered the Dark Lord who was currently possessing him. The spell however, allowed the stone to materialise in Harry Potter's pocket, as he did not intend to utilise the stone's power for dark purposes, unlike Quirrell/Voldemort.

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Template:PS
An Siamese Cat

# An Siamese Cat of Harry Potter Franchise

"*With its striking eyes, elegant frame and triangular pointed features, the Siamese cat is seen by some as the most attractive in the feline family.*"
— Advert at the Magical Menagerie.[src]
**Siamese cat** is one of the first distinctly recognised breeds of oriental cat. The breed originated in Thailand (formerly known as Siam).

Siamese cat was one of several species of cats available at Magical Menagerie in Diagon Alley. One could purchase it for 11 Galleons.Template:Creature

## See also

* Black and white cat
* Black cat
* Calico cat
* Ginger cat
* Tabby cat
* Tortoiseshell cat
* White cat

## Appearances

* *Pottermore* (First appearance)
* *Wizarding World* (Mentioned only)

## References

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ Template:PM
2. ↑ Template:Wikilink
An Burning Day

> It's a shame you had to see him on a Burning Day. He's really very handsome most of the time, wonderful red and gold plumage.
>
> Albus Dumbledore introducing Harry Potter to Fawkes, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

 File:Fawkes rebirth.gif
**Burning Day** was the name of the day in which a phoenix bursted into flame and was reborn from the ashes. A phoenix at this stage of its life was described as "decrepit-looking" and resembling "a half-plucked turkey" before it bursted into flame. After bursting into flame, the phoenix emerged from its own ashes as a newborn, which Harry Potter regarded as "quite as ugly as the old one".

## Behind the scenes

* On ***18 June***, ***1996***, Fawkes swallowed a Killing Curse cast by Lord Voldemort, at which point he burst into flames and was reborn. It is unknown if this counts as a Burning Day, as his death was not by natural causes.

* "Baby Fawkes the phoenix" was one out of the thirty-two options generated by an old feature on Template:PM, "Wonderful wizarding world happiness generator", which was about describing cute things that could 'cast away the Monday blues'.
	+ The description for Fawkes was "Aw, little bald Fawkes. Although he never looked his best after 'Burning Day', who cares about fabulous gold and red plumage when you can literally bring yourself back to life?".

## Appearances

* Template:COS Template:1st
* Template:HPK
* Template:PM Template:Mention
* Template:HPV

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Template:COS
2. ↑ Features: "Wonderful wizarding world happiness generator" at Template:PM Template:C
3. ↑ *"Introducing our 'Wonderful wizarding world happiness generator', which is ready and waiting to cast away those #BlueMonday blues. Click here to receive your very own piece of wizarding world happiness, and let us know what you got… pottermo.re/Happiness"* - @pottermore on Twitter and Facebook
4. ↑ Image by @neurwen on Twitter
Curing

The power to **remove illness, mutation, diseases or any induced conditions**. Sub-power of Disease Manipulation and Healing.Template:Powers/Skills/InBornsFile:Brainiac (Justice League).jpg

## Capabilities

The user can remove various conditions from themselves or others, returning to the original, unmodified state and/or gain a pure condition free from all outside conditions. This is a variation of healing that restores their normal condition by removing any form of illness, diseases, mutation, obtained powers or skills or behavioral shifts which are caused by spells, hypnosis and mind control.

## Applications

* Contaminant Immunity
* Conversion Negation
* Disease Detection
* Foreign Forces Detection
* Foreign Forces Removal
* Flawless Restoration
* Immune System Manipulation
* Internal Bodily Cleansing

## Techniques

* **Conversion Curing**: Cure on-going transformations.
* **Disease Curing**: Cure all ailments.
	+ **Monster Curing**: Cure all monsters of their malformations.
	+ **Poison Curing**: Cure all poisonous substances.
* **Flaw Curing**: Cure all weaknesses.
* **Mental Curing**: Cure all mental shifts that makes an person a servant to another being.
* **Mutation Curing**: Cure Mutations.
* **Power Curing**: Remove all abilities from a being by making them normal.
* **Undead Curing**: Cure resurrected/undead beings by giving them life.

## Association

* Disease Manipulation
* Healing
* Medical Intuition

## Gallery

Luthoriac (Justice League Unlimited).jpgWhen Brainiac (DC Animated Universe) implanted a backup microscopic copy of himself into Lex Luthor, he cured the kryptonite-induced cancer in Lex's body.
## Videos

Lex Luthor and Brainiac finally become one - Justice League Unlimited
Broom-Jinx

# Broom Jinx-(Harry Potter)

> His broom gave a sudden, frightening lurch. For a split second, he thought he was going to fall. He gripped the broom tightly with both hands and knees. He'd never felt anything like that. It happened again. It was as though the broom was trying to buck him off.
>
> Description, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

This **jinx** Template:Incantation unknown, was used to make broomsticks try to throw their riders off through a variety of means such as sudden lurches and violent swishing movements.Template:Real Magical Spell

## Effects

Constant eye contact was required for this spell to be successful; if broken, the spell ceased to work. It was likely an extremely powerful Dark spell, as Rubeus Hagrid stated that nothing but that could interfere with a broomstick, particularly a Nimbus 2000, except powerful dark magic.

## History

This jinx was used by Quirinus Quirrell on Harry Potter's Nimbus 2000 in 1991, during a Quidditch match. It was an attempt to murder Harry for Lord Voldemort. No one in the stands detected Quirrell of using this jinx, except Professor Severus Snape, who attempted to save Harry with a counter-curse. However, Snape's robes caught on fire when Hermione Granger used the *Lacarnum Inflamari* on them, as she thought that Snape was causing the jinx. Someone else knocked over Quirrell, thus breaking his eye contact, stopping the jinx.

## Known practitioners

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## Behind the scenes

* In Template:PS the broom jinxing scene plays out much the same as in the book, except that Hermione uses *Lacarnum Inflamari* rather than ***Bluebell Flames*** to ignite Snape's cloak

## Appearances

* Template:PS Template:1st
* Template:PM Template:Mention
* Template:WW Template:Mention
* Template:TCG

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 Template:PS
Ceremony Wizarding Official

An **official** who presided over ceremonies such as weddings and funerals, this wizard was described as being small and tufty-haired, with a singsong voice.

## History

In the summer of ***1997***, he presided over the ***funeral*** of Albus Dumbledore at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and at the ***wedding*** of ***Bill Weasley*** and ***Fleur Delacour*** at The Burrow. Given his occupation, he may have been an employee of the Ministry of Magic.

## Behind the scenes

* The uncredited role of "Wizard Priest" was played by ***Mick Fryer-Kelsey*** in the first part of the film adaptation of Template:DH. In his Twitter profile, Fryer-Kelsey clarified that he played the man that appears in "*the **wedding picture of Luna and her father***" that featured in an old revision of the ***Wedding of William Weasley and Fleur Delacour*** article here at the The 5D-Combined-Shared Crossovers for An The-Good/Evil-Hybrid Wiki.

## Appearances

* Template:DH
* Template:DH Template:Comment

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ Template:DH
2. ↑ Mick Fryer-Kelsey's profile on IMDb
3. ↑ mick fryer-kelsey (@tramp666) on Twitter: "the wedding picture of Luna and her father i'm the one int middle,"
4. ↑ mick fryer-kelsey (@tramp666) on Twitter: "Photo in Wedding of William Weasley and Fleur Delacour on Harry Potter Wiki"
Dementor

A **Dementor** was a gliding, wraithlike Dark creature, widely considered to be one of the foulest of the Dark creatures to inhabit the wizarding world. Dementors literally fed on human happiness and thus generated feelings of depression and despair in any person in close proximity to them. They could also consume a person's soul, leaving their victims in a permanent vegetative state, and thus were often referred to as "*soul-sucking fiends*", and the people they left soulless were deemed to have been turned into an "empty-shell".

Dementors were closely associated with Azkaban,as they were formerly employed by the British Ministry of Magic as the prison guards, and were not known to permanently inhabit any other location.

The Dementors of Azkaban were under the employment of the Ministry until mid-1996, when Lord Voldemort was sighted in the Ministry, and their defection to the Dark Lord's cause became undeniable. After the end of the Second Wizarding War in 1998, the Ministry was re-formed, and newly-appointed Minister for Magic Kingsley Shackleboltensured that they were not used by the government again, presumably due to their changing allegiance and support of Voldemort, and due to ethical reforms in the Ministry and Wizarding society at large. It is not known what happened to the Dementors after they were rejected from their former posts as guards of Azkaban.

There were certain defences one could use against Dementors, specifically the Patronus Charm. Dementors held no true loyalty, except to whoever could provide them with the most people to feed on. They seemingly could not be destroyed, though their numbers could be limited if the conditions in which they multiply, i.e. despair and degradation, were prevented from forming, implying that they did die off eventually.
Break-In of Gringotts Wizarding-Bank (1991)

> Investigations continue into the break-in at Gringotts on ***31 July***, widely believed to be the work of Dark wizards or witches unknown. Gringotts ***goblin***s today insisted that nothing had been taken. The vault that was searched had in fact been emptied the same day. "But we're not telling you what was in there, so keep your noses out if you know what's good for you," said a Gringotts spokesgoblin this afternoon.
>
> *Daily Prophet* article, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

The **break-in of Gringotts Wizarding Bank** on 31 July 1991, was an attempt by Quirinus Quirrell (at the time Defence Against the Dark Arts ***Professor*** at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry), under orders from Lord Voldemort, to steal the Philosopher's Stone, which was being kept in Vault 713 of Gringotts Wizarding Bank.

### Location

Gringotts Wizarding Bank, Diagon Alley (North Side), London, England

## History

### Background information

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That very same day of the break-in, Rubeus Hagrid (accompanied by young Harry Potter) removed the Philosopher's Stone from the vault at the request of Albus Dumbledore. The robbery was reported in the *Daily Prophet*, and the fact that someone had breached the security of Gringotts and was not caught created a great public scandal.

### The break-in

This break-in was the first time anyone had successfully broken into the bank, though it would not be ***the last***. As mentioned by Griphook in 1998, the Gringotts ***goblins*** did not consider this to be a truly successful break-in, for the vault was already emptied, so there was nothing that *could* be stolen. Furthermore, the protection around the vault was minimal at the time, since it no longer contained anything.

### Aftermath

Harry Potter first learned of the break-in from Ron on the ***Hogwarts Express***. It was later reported in more detail in a copy of the *Daily Prophet* issue on 6 September 1991, which he read when he and Ron Weasley were visiting Rubeus Hagrid's cabin. This led Harry, Ron, and Hermione Granger to investigate the attempted theft, and they began to suspect that the current Potions Professor, Severus Snape, was behind the break in. When Harry caught Quirinus Quirrell trying to get it again in its new hiding place in a restricted area at Hogwarts Castle, Harry realised the professor was the real culprit.

## Appearances

* Template:PS Template:1st Mention Template:Mention

## Notes and references

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4. ↑ *Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1* - An Chapter 026
*Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2* - An Chapter 026
Charm To Insult onto Severus S Snape

> Mr ***Moony*** presents his compliments to Professor Snape and begs him to keep his abnormally large nose out of other people's business.
> Mr Prongs agrees with Mr Moony and would like to add that Professor Snape is an ugly git.
> Mr Padfoot would like to register his astonishment that an idiot like that ever became a Professor.
> Mr Wormtail bids Professor Snape good day, and advises him to wash his hair, the slime-ball.
>
> An example of this charm's effect, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

This **charm** Template:Incantation unknown was among the spells placed by the four Marauders on their Marauder's Map, along with the ***Homonculous Charm***.Template:Real Magical Spell

## Effect

It caused the map to, if attempted to be used by their nemesis Severus Snape, display a series of insulting messages from each Marauder, rather than its normal contents. The spell appeared to activate upon Snape stating his name for the map to hear while attempting to read it.

## History

During the ***1993–1994 school year***, Snape, who had unknowingly confiscated the Marauder's Map from Harry Potter during an investigation into his suspected illicit forays into Hogsmeade, activated this charm while attempting to determine the ***parchment***'s significance. The resulting insults caused him to consult ***Remus Lupin*** (ironically one of the map's creators) on the matter.

## Behind the scenes

* In Template:POA, the code is: Reveal your Secrets.
	+ Harry reads "Messrs Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot and Prongs offer their compliments to Professor Snape, and request he keep his abnormally large nose out of other people's business.", followed by Snape about to insult Harry until Lupin shows up.

## Appearances

* Template:POA Template:1st
* Template:PM
* Template:WW
* Template:WU Template:Indirect

## Notes and references

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Chilkoot

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**Chilkoot** is the father of Nita. He is the chief of His Own-Entire Tribe.

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## Biography

### *Brother Bear 2*

When his daughter Nita is set to marry Atka, a young warrior from another tribe, Chilkoot observes his daughter as he dresses in her mother's wedding dress, and proudly comments upon her resemblance to her mother.
He then leads Nita to Atka, and requests the blessing of the Great Spirits upon their marriage.
Later, when Nita returne to wed Atka once again, he worriedly questions her upon her unhappiness.
When Nita is faced with the choice of remaining with him, or joining Kenai and Koda, he warmly expresses his love for her, despite any choice she makes.

## Trivia

* Chilkoot is voiced by Jim Cummings.Jim Cummings. *IMDb*. Amazon. Retrieved on June 26, 2020.

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Diamond

# Diamond (Harry Potter)

> Zis is nothing. At ze Palace of Beauxbatons, we 'ave ice sculptures all around ze dining chamber at Chreestmas. Zey do not melt, of course… zey are like 'uge statues of diamond, glittering around ze place.
>
> Fleur Delacour, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

 File:Diamond.jpg  A **diamond** is a very valuable gemstone with remarkable physical characteristics: it has the highest hardness and thermal conductivity of any bulk material and a relatively high optical dispersion which results in its characteristic lustre.

## History

The ***Firebolt*** broomstick sported a handle that was treated with a polish described as being "diamond-hard".
According to ***Fleur Delacour***, the ***Palace of Beauxbatons*** at Christmas time would have ice sculptures that would not melt, but were like huge statues of glittering diamond.
For Christmas, in ***1996***, Fred and George Weasley offered their mother a brand-new midnight blue witch's hat glittering with what looked like tiny starlike diamonds. Diamonds were among the gems set into ***Muriel's tiara***, as well as ***moonstones***. Diamonds also filled the Hufflepuff House points hourglass at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

## Notes and references

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2. ↑ Twitter conversation with J.K. Rowling (Official) where she confirms what gem is in the Hufflepuff Hourglass.
1993

The following events occurred in the year **1993**:

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## Events

### February

* 14 February: Gilderoy Lockhart holds a Valentine's Day celebration. Harry Potter receives an anonymous singing valentine (sent by Ginny Weasley). He then begins to use the old diary of Tom Riddle.

### May

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* 8 May: The basilisk petrifies Hermione Granger, removing Harry as a suspect behind the attacks. Rubeus Hagrid is sent to Azkaban and Albus Dumbledore is removed as headmaster of Hogwarts.
* 24 May: Harry and Ron Weasley enter the Forbidden Forest and meet Aragog.
* 29 May: Harry enters the Chamber of Secrets, where he kills the basilisk and stabs Tom Riddle's diary with a fang, destroying it and saving Ginny Weasley’s life. When Professor Lockhart attempts to Obliviate Harry and Ron and take credit for the rescue, the spell backfires, wiping his memory. Harry defeats Tom Riddle and the Basilisk.
* 30 May: Dobby the house-elf is freed from service to the ***Malfoy family*** after Harry tricks Lucius Malfoy into throwing a sock at him.

### June

* ***31 May*** or Early June: Celebration feast lasts into the night; Hagrid returns from Azkaban; exams are cancelled.
* Rest of term: Defence Against the Dark Arts classes cancelled; Lucius Malfoy is removed from the school’s Board of Governors.

## Deaths

* 29 May: Salazar Slytherin's Basilisk
* Hagrid's roosters

## Behind the scenes

* Hebe Beardsall, who played Ariana Dumbledore in *Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows*, was born in July of this year to Jonny and Janie Beardsall.

## See also

* Dating conventions

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7. ↑ Template:COS - "The rest of the final term passed in a haze of blazing sunshine. Hogwarts was back to normal with only a few, small differences — Defence Against the Dark Arts classes were cancelled (“but we’ve had plenty of practice at that anyway,” Ron told a disgruntled Hermione) and Lucius Malfoy had been sacked as a school governor."
8. ↑ The Telegraph
Counter-curse for Broom-jinxing

This **counter-curse** Template:Incantation unknown was used to counteract Broom jinxing.Template:Real Magical Spell

## History

In 1991–1992 school year, Severus Snape used this counter-curse to counteract Quirinus Quirrell's broom jinx on Harry Potter's broomstick during a game of Quidditch. However Hermione Granger, Ron Weasley and later Harry thought that Snape was performing the jinx, as he kept eye contact and kept muttering under his breath.

## Appearances

* Template:PS Template:1st
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## Notes and references

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Amortality

**Amortality** was the condition of never having died and being unable to die, as an amortal entity was never "alive" to begin with. As amortality referred to entities that were never ***alive from the beginning***, it was different from "immortality", which described a living being who was unable to die.

## Known amortal creatures

### Non-beings

Amortality was the principal common trait of non-beings. The best-known examples were ***Poltergeists***, as they were described as "indestructible spirits of chaos", and were known to differ from ghosts (with whom they were often confused) in that they were never alive at one time. Boggarts, ***Dementors*** and possibly ***Banshees***, all being creatures that were never truly alive to begin with and seemingly indestructible, are other types of amortal creatures.

## Appearances

* Template:PM Template:1st Mention
* Template:WW Template:Mention
* Template:JKRS Template:C Template:Mention

## Notes and references

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1. ↑ Second W.O.M.B.A.T. test
2. ↑ Template:WW
3. ↑ F.A.Q. question on ***J.K. Rowling Official Site*** (archive)
Chestnut(-Tree)

**Chestnut** (genus ***Castanea***), some species called **chinkapin** or **chinquapin**, is a genus of eight or nine species of deciduous trees and shrubs in the beech family *Fagaceae*.Template:Plant

## Wandlore

According to Garrick Ollivander, this was a most curious, multi-faceted wood, which varied greatly in its character depending on the wand core, and took a great deal of colour from the personality that possessed it. The wand of chestnut was attracted to witches and wizards who were skilled tamers of magical beasts, those who possessed great gifts in Herbology, and those who were natural fliers.
However, when paired with dragon heartstring, it might find their best match among those who were overfond of luxury and material things, and less scrupulous than they should be about how they were obtained. Conversely, ***three successive heads*** of the Wizengamot had possessed chestnut and unicorn wands, for this combination showed a predilection for those concerned with all manner of justice.
There was an old poem which included this wand wood: "rowan gossips, chestnut drones, ash is stubborn, hazel moans". Garrick Ollivander believed that there was some truth in this rhyme.

## Known Chestnut wand owners

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## Appearances

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## Notes and references

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Descendo

> With a whip-like movement, Crabbe pointed his wand at the fifty-foot mountain of old furniture, of broken trunks, of old books and robes and unidentifiable junk and shouted, "Descendo!" The wall began to totter, then crumbled into the aisle next door where Ron stood.
>
> Crabbe tries to kill Ron with this spell, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

***Descendo*** was the incantation of a charm that made objects fall or move downwards.Template:Real Magical Spell

## History

During the ***1988–1989 school year*** at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, Professor Filius Flitwick taught this charm to ***fifth-year*** students in Charms class, in preparation for their Ordinary Wizarding Levels.

## Known practitioners

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## Appearances

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## Notes and references

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2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Template:DH
Chicken(-Animal)

A **chicken** is a type of domesticated fowl and one of the most common and widespread domestic animals, commonly consumed as food.Template:Creature

## Description

Chickens were kept as pets by the wizarding community. The Weasley family kept chickens in a large chicken coop at ***the Burrow***. ***Fleur Delacour*** once stated that there isn't much to do at the Burrow, "unless you like cooking and chickens". Rubeus Hagrid kept chickens and ***roosters*** beside his hut, some of which were killed during the 1992–1993 school year by Ginny Weasley while she was under the control of Tom Riddle.
The meat of the chicken was a popular ingredient in both ***Muggle*** and wizarding cuisine.
Although chickens did not harness any magical ability, they could be altered by magic to become magical creatures. For instance, ***Bob*** confiscated a ***fire-breathing chicken*** due to breaches of the ***Ban on Experimental Breeding***, and ***Babayaga***, a ***Russian*** ***hag***, lived in a house standing on giant chicken legs. A chicken ***egg*** hatched under a toad would produce a Basilisk, King of the Serpents, however, the cry of a ***rooster*** was fatal to the Basilisk. This was why Tom Riddle ordered Ginny Weasley to kill all the roosters surrounding Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, as to ensure the welfare of his Basilisk. A baby ***dragon*** must be fed a bucket of ***brandy mixed with chicken blood*** every half an hour.

## Known chickens

* Weasley family chickens
* Rubeus Hagrid's chickens

## Appearances

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## Notes and references

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Chamber Of Reception

The **Chamber of Reception** was a small building in Hogwarts that lay before the Entrance Hall, next to the ***Viaduct Courtyard***. It was where Professor Minerva McGonagall made the first-year students wait before the Sorting Ceremony and the Start-of-Term Feast in 1991. The students' ***owls*** and trunks were stored here during the feast.

### Location

Hogwarts Ground Floor, Hogwarts Castle, Scotland, Great Britain

## Behind the scenes

* The set used to film the scenes in the first two movies were the steps outside the dining hall, at Christ Church, Oxford.
* In Template:COS, this is where Argus Filch finds Harry and Ron after they arrive in the Flying Ford Anglia.
* In Template:POA, the antechamber interior is never shown, although the doors leading to it can still be seen from the Great Hall, and the building can still be seen in exterior shots.
* In Template:GOF, the building was replaced by the ***Viaduct Courtyard***. However, it can still be seen briefly in the Second Task scenes.

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* Although this building did not make much of an appearance in Template:GOF, it appears in the entire Template:LEGO game. It is unknown why it is also seen on the cover to the Template:LEGO game.
* The antechamber could be seen in some promotional images for the film adaptation of Template:DH. However, it did not make much of an appearance in the final film, as it did in Template:POA. The promotional images are probably taken from an earlier film.
* The interior of the ***Viaduct Entrance*** seen in the *Harry Potter* video games appears to have been based upon the antechamber interior seen in the first two films.
* In Template:COS, when Harry is transported into Tom Riddle's memory, Riddle speaks to Dumbledore in the Chamber of Reception.
* This chamber appears in the PSP version of Template:OOTP. It replaces the Viaduct Entrance. This is because due to the system's technical limitations, it would not be able to render the Viaduct Entrance.

## Appearances

* Template:PS Template:1st
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## Notes and references

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Counter-Jinx

> '***He*** says that counter-jinxes are improperly named,' said Hermione promptly. 'He says "counter-jinx" is just a name people give their jinxes when they want to make them sound more acceptable.'
>
> Wilbert Slinkhard regarding counter-jinxes, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

A **counter-jinx** was a type of counter-spell that ended the effect of a jinx.Template:Real Magical Spell

## Effects

It differed from an anti-jinx in that an anti-jinx was intended to *prevent* those effects rather than *remove* them. Hermione Granger once had to look up the ***counter-jinx for the Jelly-Legs Jinx*** in ***1995***.

## History

> ...took particular pleasure, during the practical examination, in performing all the counter-jinxes and defensive spells right in front of Umbridge, who was watching coolly from near the doors into the Entrance Hall.
>
> Harry Potter's DADA practical O.W.L. exam, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

During the 1988–1989 school year, Professor Patricia Rakepick would often ask her fifth year Defence Against the Dark Arts students to use counter-jinxes.

Wilbert Slinkhard said that the term "counter-jinx" was a misnomer, implying that they were intended with just as much harm as the spells they countered, though Hermione Granger disagreed with this assessment, much to the disapproval of Dolores Umbridge in a fifth year Defence Against the Dark Arts class in 1995.

*Practical Defensive Magic and Its Use Against the Dark Arts* contained moving colour illustrations of the various counter-jinxes and hexes that it illustrated.

Fifth years were expected to preform counter-jinxes as apart of their Defence Against the Dark Arts practical O.W.L. exam.

## Known counter-jinxes

* Counter-jinx for the Jelly-Legs Jinx
* *Liberacorpus*

## See also

* Counter-curse
* Anti-jinx
* Jinx

## Appearances

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* Template:HBP
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* Template:FB Template:Mention
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## Notes and references

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1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Template:GOF
2. ↑ Template:OOTP
3. ↑ Template:HM - Defence Against the Dark Arts classes
4. ↑ Template:OOTP
5. ↑ Template:OOTP
6. ↑ *Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix* (film), Chapter 31 (*O.W.L*.*S*)
7. ↑ Template:HBP