What did Isadora do to her father?

In Hogwarts Legacy, Isidora Morganach used her unique, dark-influenced ancient magic to forcibly remove her father’s emotional pain, specifically his intense grief over his son's death. While this initially allowed him to speak again, she continued to extract his emotions, eventually turning him into a catatonic, unresponsive, and emotionless shell of a person. YouTube +2
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What happened to Isidora Morganach's father?

After losing his emotion, he eventually became blind, returned to his former state of mutism, and entered into a vegetative state.
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Who killed Isidora Morganach?

Duelling: Isidora was able to keep both Charles Rookwood and Percival Rackham at bay during her final duel in the Keepers' Caverns (to the point that she was on the verge of subduing them both before being killed by San Bakar), and was able to cast an explosive spell on the Keepers in self-defence, rendering Niamh ...
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Why isn't Isadora in her painting?

History. By the 1890–1891 school year, the portrait had been damaged, with Isidora's face having been intentionally burned off.
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Why was Isadora evil?

Like the protagonist, she was a wielder of ancient magic. Although well-intentioned, her desire to take away pain from other people led her to become delusional, as she came to believe it was necessary to take away pain from everyone in the world.
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Isadora Fight Scene - Hogwarts Legacy

Why did they delete Draco's scene?

The Draco scene (where he throws Harry his wand in Deathly Hallows Part 2) was deleted primarily for pacing, to keep focus on the Elder Wand's allegiance, and because some felt it went too much against his established book character, contradicting his cowardice and lack of full redemption, though others felt it would have shown important development. Director David Yates also felt it was inconsistent with his character, and it was cut to maintain narrative focus on the central conflict. 
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What did Draco do to Hermione's teeth?

Draco Malfoy hit Hermione with the Densaugeo hex, causing her already large front teeth to grow at an alarming rate, elongating them down towards her collarbone in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. The spell, intended for Harry during a corridor duel, hit Hermione instead, forcing her to seek help from Madam Pomfrey to shrink them back to normal size, though she let them shrink past normal before stopping.
 
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Did both Creevey brothers die?

It is unknown if Dennis also returned to fight at Hogwarts as he was not only on the run, but also under-age to even participate. During the battle his brother Colin was killed out on the school grounds, his body was later recovered by Oliver Wood and Neville. Dennis's final status following the war is unknown.
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What did Greyback do to lavender?

Greyback fought in the Battle of Hogwarts, where he at one point attacked and fatally injured Lavender Brown, but was incapacitated by Hermione Granger and took a crystal ball to the head by Professor Trelawney.
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Is Fiyero the father of Elphaba's baby?

Liir Ko Thropp (pronounced [leer]) is a key character in The Wicked Years, appearing in all four novels and being the main protagonist of Son of a Witch. He is the son of Elphaba Thropp and her lover, Prince Fiyero Tigelaar.
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Why didn't the Malfoys raise Delphini?

The Malfoys didn't raise Delphini because she was born in secret as an orphan after her parents, Bellatrix and Voldemort, died, and the Malfoys likely weren't aware she existed or wanted to distance themselves from her dark heritage, leading to her being raised by another Death Eater, Euphemia Rowle. While she was born at Malfoy Manor, the priority for Lucius and Narcissa was protecting their own family (especially Draco) and avoiding implication in Voldemort's crimes after the war, making them unlikely candidates to adopt Voldemort's child. 
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What is the saddest Harry Potter fact?

Some of the saddest Harry Potter facts involve characters' endless suffering, like Neville's parents' insanity, Dobby's final words echoing his first, Fred and George's shared identity being broken by Fred's death, and Sirius never knowing his brother Regulus's sacrifice, all highlighting the deep, lasting impact of loss and trauma on characters like Harry, Lupin, and Neville. 
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Why was Lupin bitten by Greyback?

Remus John Lupin was an only son of Lyall and Hope Lupin (née Howell). At the age of 4, he was bitten by the foul werewolf Fenrir Greyback when his father-Lyall Lupin- insulted all werewolves. Fenrir tried to kill him but Remus was saved by his father. However he became a fully fledged werewolf.
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Was Ron sad when Lavender died?

It is unknown how Ron reacted when Lavender was killed, although when he saw her being savagely attacked, Ron was clearly horrified and worried. Considering this, it's likely that at least Ron was sad about her death.
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Who didn't survive the Battle of Hogwarts?

It was the most devastating battle of the war, with tragic deaths including: Remus Lupin, Nymphadora Tonks, Severus Snape, Fred Weasley, Colin Creevey, Lavender Brown, and at least fifty more who fought against Voldemort and his Death Eaters.
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Did Draco go to Fred's funeral?

No, Draco Malfoy did not officially attend Fred Weasley's funeral in the Harry Potter books; canonically, he wasn't there due to his antagonistic history with the family, but many fans imagine he secretly watched from afar, feeling guilty and remorseful for his actions during the war, with George possibly noticing his presence. 
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What does Snape mean by he thinks it's her son?

When Snape said, "Yes, but he thinks it is her son," he meant that Voldemort believed the prophecy about the "boy born at the end of July" referred specifically to Harry Potter, the son of his beloved Lily Evans, and intended to kill him and Lily to prevent the prophecy's fulfillment. This revealed to Dumbledore that Voldemort's actions were driven by his obsession with Lily, prompting Snape to switch sides to protect her, even though he also hated James Potter and might have wished him gone. 
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Who has the saddest death in Harry Potter?

There's no single "saddest" death, as it's subjective, but Severus Snape, Sirius Black, Dobby, Fred Weasley, Dumbledore, and Remus & Tonks are consistently cited as the most heartbreaking due to complex reasons like sacrifice, betrayal, lost potential, and deep emotional impact on characters and readers. Snape's reveal of lifelong love for Lily and Dobby's selfless heroism, alongside the sudden loss of family figures like Sirius and the Weasley twins, often top the lists. 
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Did Snape call Lily a slur?

He told Lily that she was better than her just for being able to do magic. 2. Snape used the "mudblood" slur not only with her but with other muggleborns.
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Is Ginny prettier than Hermione?

Beauty is subjective, but in the Harry Potter books, Ginny is often portrayed as conventionally beautiful and popular, while Hermione's looks are described as average and needing effort (bushy hair, big teeth) but improve, making her attractive to some, though Harry focuses more on Ginny's confidence and looks as he grows up. The movie adaptations, particularly with Emma Watson, shifted perception, making many fans see Hermione as beautiful, while Ginny's portrayal in film was sometimes seen as less striking than in the books, creating a disconnect between book canon and movie image.
 
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Why was Draco crying in the toilet?

Because he was struggling to make the Vanishing Cabinet work, and Voldemort threatened to kill him and his family if he failed. This is the right answer. Immense stress, guilt and never ending dread.
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What is the rarest core in a wand?

While Phoenix Feather is officially cited as the rarest of the main wand cores used by Ollivander, other materials like Thestral Tail Hair (used in the Elder Wand) and Basilisk Horn are even rarer or harder to obtain, often appearing in unique, powerful, or forbidden wands, making them technically the rarest in the wider wizarding world.
 
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Who is the most loyal Death Eater?

Bellatrix Lestrange is the aunt of Draco Malfoy and Nymphadora Tonks. She is introduced in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. She is the most faithful member of Voldemort's inner circle.
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Did J.K. Rowling say Draco likes Hermione?

It's a popular fan theory, often attributed to J.K. Rowling saying Draco was mean to Hermione because he liked her and was confused by his feelings, but there's no confirmed source for Rowling directly stating this; the claim is widely considered a fabrication by fans, with Rowling's actual comments suggesting she found the idea amusing but unrealistic for the canon, often emphasizing Draco's disdain for Hermione's blood status as his primary motivation. 
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What did Dumbledore mean by "Remember My Last Petunia"?

"Remember my last, Petunia," from Harry Potter, refers to Dumbledore's first letter left with baby Harry, reminding her of the protective enchantment Lily's blood offered and the pact she made to keep Harry safe at Privet Drive, which her family would lose if Harry left. The phrase triggered Petunia's memory and guilt, forcing her to make Vernon Dursley let Harry stay after the Dementor attack, as the protection spell was tied to Harry living with her. 
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