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Harry Potter and the Fortunate Queen
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2-11-24: 8th reading! Well, Mystical Snowflake removed some extra chapters. Those chapters were about her. I appreciate your consideration. It is still weird, to see "444 chapters". I'm used to "453 chapters".
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FEATURE The symbolism of Ravenclaw house Written byThe Wizarding World Team Published on Aug 23rd 2020 Excited to fly off with the new Ravenclaw house pin set? Well, we’ve done some background research on each of the six pins, and how they relate to the house of the eagle... Ravenclaw house crest This house crest boasts Ravenclaw’s signature colours of blue and bronze. The two colours are evocative of the air element, representing the sky and eagle feathers. Of course, the original Hogwarts crest was designed to showcase all four houses in one single emblem, but this pin will let you show everyone that you belong in this wise-hearted house. Ravenclaw diadem House founder, Rowena Ravenclaw, ‘from glen’ was the most brilliant witch of her time. Known for her wit and love of learning, she wore a diadem – just like this pin – that was said to grant wisdom to the wearer. You’ll notice the words: wit, learning, and wisdom adorning this diadem pin. These are all Ravenclaw qualities. An example of a student who possessed these traits, as well as a lot of love and loyalty was Luna Lovegood, friend to Harry Potter and the whole wizarding world. Ravenclaw house banner This pin reminds us of the house decorations that adorn the Great Hall at the end of the school year. At the feast, the house that has won the House Cup will be heroed in coloured banners like these. The blue and bronze in this pin lets us know that in your heart, Ravenclaw wins every time! Ravenclaw house eagle The eagle represents Ravenclaw and appears in many places throughout Hogwarts – including the bronze eagle knocker of the Ravenclaw common room! The eagle is a symbol of strength, immortality and closely linked to gods Zeus and Odin. The Grey Lady The Grey Lady is the Ravenclaw house ghost, and not as talkative as the likes of Nearly Headless Nick or the Fat Friar. In life, the Grey Lady was Helena Ravenclaw, daughter of house founder, Rowena Ravenclaw. Her tale is however, a rather tragic one. Read about it here. Ravenclaw scarf Hogwarts is a chilly place, so a scarf is definitely a must! Plus, at Quidditch matches, these house scarves often made an appearance when cheering on fellow Ravenclaws. You’ll notice that this pin also includes some wise words from the Sorting Hat about the kind of witches and wizards who belong in Ravenclaw. Every year the Sorting Hat sings a different song about dividing the students into the four houses. You can find out your own Hogwarts house here. Peruse the Ravenclaw house pin set, as well as other exciting pins, he © WIZARDING WORLD DIGITAL 2022 Looking for Pottermore? Wizarding World is the new official home of Harry Potter & Fantastic Beasts. Join the Fan Club and bring your traits with you. Brought to you by Wizarding World Digital, a partnership between Warner Bros. and Pottermore. Delivering the latest news and official products from the Wizarding World and our partners. TM & © WBEI. WIZARDING WORLD Publishing and Theatrical Stage Rights © J.K. Rowling.
