Harry potter quotes about endings series#

Harry potter quotes about endings series#

All Fantastic Beasts movies and Cursed Childplays aside, the original book series ended almost nine years ago. The lake froze solid and the Weasley twins were punished for bewitching several snowballs so that they followed Quirrell around, bouncing off the back of his turban.We've all come to terms with the fact that Harry Potter has ended (or we're trying to, anyway). One morning in mid-December, Hogwarts woke to find itself covered in several feet of snow. Of course, this was not the only time the Weasley twins got creative with the weather! Throwing snowballs at Voldemort’s face Still, what’s more winterry than a snowball in the face? Ron may have thought his Prefect status in his fifth year would’ve earnt him a bit of respect in the family, but this simply gave the Weasley twins more ammunition to flout his authority. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

‘It’s Fred and George,’ he said bitterly, slamming the window behind him. He withdrew his head sharply, his face covered in snow. ‘Oi!’ bellowed Ron, finally losing patience and sticking his head out of the window, ‘I am a prefect and if one more snowball hits this window – OUCH!’ Harry and Ron wanted to go with her, but their mountain of homework had reached an alarming height again, so they remained grudgingly in the common room, trying to ignore the gleeful shouts drifting up from the grounds outside, where students were enjoying themselves skating on the frozen lake, tobogganing and, worst of all, bewitching snowballs to zoom up to Gryffindor Tower and rap hard on the windows. Hermione ploughed her way back to Hagrid’s cabin through two feet of snow on Sunday morning. The Christmassy setting of the pub with the roaring fireplace just adds to the ambience too.įred and George: snowballing connoisseurs The way this warming beverage is described here puts it on a whole level beyond our Muggle hot chocolate. Speaking of Butterbeer, the first time Harry drinks the comforting concoction made us extremely jealous. It was the most delicious thing he’d ever tasted and >seemed to heat every bit of him from the inside. ‘Happy Christmas!’ he said happily, raising his tankard.

Ron came back five minutes later, carrying three foaming tankards of hot Butterbeer. Harry and Hermione made their way to the back of the room, where there was a small, vacant table between the window and a handsome Christmas tree which stood next to the fireplace. Oh, to drop by the Three Broomsticks with a flagon of comforting Butterbeer. Thatched cottages! Snow everywhere! Enchanted candles in the trees! Everything about Hogsmeade just sounds so twee and festive, it makes us extra-livid that Uncle Vernon wouldn’t sign that pesky permission slip. Hogsmeade looked like a Christmas card the little thatched cottages and shops were all covered in a layer of crisp snow there were holly wreaths on the doors and strings of enchanted candles hanging in the trees. And, naturally, Professor Flitwick is making the inside of the castle just as charming with some ingenious decorating ideas with the help of some fairies. We love this description of the ‘opaline white’ sky that cascades over Hogwarts in this quote from Prisoner of Azkaban. Professor Flitwick, the Charms teacher, had already decorated his classroom with shimmering lights that turned out to be real, fluttering fairies. Two weeks before the end of term, the sky lightened suddenly to a dazzling, opaline white and the muddy grounds were revealed one morning covered in glittering frost. Professor Flitwick’s enviable Christmas decorating skills Thankfully, Hogwarts has Hagrid, always dressed for all-elements. While Muggles must contend with using their credit cards to shift ice from their Muggle car windshields, the wizarding world has similar frosty issues on their chosen mode of transport: broomsticks. Overcoat, rabbit-fur gloves and enormous beaverskin boots. Hagrid could be seen from the upstairs windows, defrosting broomsticks on the Quidditch pitch, bundled up in a long moleskin Every morning the ground was covered in frost. The mountains around the school became icy grey and the lake like chilled steel. As they entered November, the weather turned very cold.