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How much does the creatur get from the Harry Potter movies?
If you are speaking monetarily, nothing. Kreacher, in the movies, is a CGI character, meaning he is a completely computer generated image. But if you are talking about what types of treasures and trinkets he has acquired, the number is endless. Arguably, his most valuable possession was Salazar Slytherin's locket.
Who did the horcrux ring belong to in Harry Potter?
Tom Riddle created his next Horcrux using a locket once owned by Salazar Slytherin and which had belonged to Riddle's mother, Merope Gaunt. The spell was cast after Riddle murdered a Muggle tramp. The locket is introduced briefly in Order of the Phoenix (described only as "a heavy locket that none of them could open") and is destroyed by Ron Weasley in the nineteenth chapter of Deathly Hallows.Slytherin's locket was passed down through the generations and eventually ended up in the possession of Merope Gaunt. After being abandoned by her husband Tom Riddle Senior, Merope sold the locket to Caractacus Burke, shopkeeper of Borgin & Burkes, for ten galleons, a fraction of the Locket's true value. The locket was eventually sold to Hepzibah Smith. Riddle stole the locket, along with Helga Hufflepuff's cup, after murdering Smith. Once the locket became a Horcrux, Voldemort hid it in a cave where he had once terrorized two of his fellow orphans. The cave's magical protection included a door that could only be opened with a blood offering, an enchanted boat, and the use of Inferi.Disillusioned Death Eater Regulus Black learned about the Horcrux and its hiding place. In an effort to bring about Voldemort's eventual downfall, he and his house elf Kreacher broke through the magical protection and stole the locket. While Black died in the effort, killed by the surrounding inferi, Kreacher took the locket back to their home at Number Twelve, Grimmauld Place. Kreacher continued to protect the locket for years. However, while the Order of the Phoenix was using the house as its headquarters, the locket was stolen by Mundungus Fletcher, a petty criminal and member of the Order. He gave it to Dolores Umbridge as a bribe when she caught him selling stolen property.Two years later, Harry, Ron, and Hermione infiltrated the Ministry of Magic, where Umbridge worked, and stole the locket. Ron later saved Harry from being strangled by the locket. The Horcrux inside assumed the shape of Harry and Hermione and played on Ron's fear that Harry and Hermione had started a relationship during his absence (and his longer-held fear that in Hermione's eyes he, Ron, would never match up to Harry). The Horcrux attempted to possess him, but Ron overcame its influence and destroyed it using the sword of Godric Gryffindor.
What are 2 ways to symbolize the number of children from a marriage?
If you're talking about wearing something, the Pandora bracelet is very trendy, or a locket.
What house does Harry Potter hate?
In the First Book it Says Harry Hate Number 4 Privet Dr Because he was abused by the Dursleys there Slytherin
In the Deathly Hallows when was the possibility of the Hufflepuff cup being one of the Horcrux ever discussed between Harry Ron and Hermione?
In the book number 6 - The Half-Blood Prince Harry sees a memory with Dumbledore, where he sees the Hufflepuff cup and the Slytherin locket. And later on Dumbledore tells him, that the to objects where stolen a few weeks after. So he already knows that the cup might be one of the seven Horcruxs. The possibility shows when they are at the Malfoy's. Harry, Ron and Hermione gets caught, and brought to the Malfoy's house. And when Bellatrix Lestrange discovers that they have the goblin-made sword, she panics, of the thought that someone has been in her vault at Gringotts. And because she panics and behave like that, Harry gets the idea that the cup is in her box just like Mr. Malfoy had the diary. And a bit later when they have escaped the Death Eaters, they talk about it, and later on they ask the goblin that escaped with them, to help them to get it.
What is the number 1 cause of specie endangerment?
Destruction of habitat.
What is the medical term for pertaining to the destruction of blood anemia?
Hemolysis is the medical term meaning destruction of red blood cells. Hemolytic anemia is an abnormal decrease in the number of red blood cells due to their destruction.
What number is Polymerization in Yu-Gi-Oh Reshef Of Destruction?
en017 019
What is an astrogliosis?
An astrogliosis is an abnormal increase in the number of astrocytes due to the destruction of neurons.
What is an astrocytosis?
An astrocytosis is an abnormal increase in the number of astrocytes due to the destruction of neurons.
Where are the horcruxes?
Locket of Salazar Slytherin: a fake was found and the real one was found on dolores umbridges neck Cup of Helga Hufflepuff: Found in Bellatrix Lestranges vault Diadem of Rowena Ravenclaw: Found in the room of requirement/ the room of hidden things Nagini: was always close to Voldemort but was slayed by Neville in Hogwarts Tom Riddle's Diary: was in hogwarts, ginny weasley found it and harry destroyed it in the chamber of secrets with a basilisk fang The ring: Dumbledore found it in the ruins of voldemort's mother's house in which she grew up in And Harry: harry sacrifices himself and no longer is able to speak parcel tongue due to the fragment of voldemort's soul being destroyed
Why is Slytherin generally not redeemed at the end of the Harry Potter?
Answer 1Well, most Slytherins were on the side of Voldemort, who was the bad guy. Typically, bad guys don't win and aren't redeemed.Answer 2Each house has an attribute that defines that house, Gryffindor is honor, Hufflepuff is loyalty, Ravenclaw is intelligence, and Slytherin is cunning. There is no reason why the majority of Slytherins should by nature be violent, antagonistic, or supporters of violence and antagonism. There are many real people in the world that are defined by a strong sense of cunning and ambition, but use those attributes to argue and defend wholesomeness. It is not an outlandish question, for example, why there was no debate among Slytherins about whether they should defend the castle and protect Harry Potter? Are we really supposed to believe that every child who goes to Slytherin can at best do no harm and at worst "bring the house down"?There are several different attempts at explaining this.The Houses Represented Societal Groups Not Attributes:People who espouse this perspective claim that Slytherin was essentially defined by the attribute of cunning, but by choices. Most of the membership of Slytherin House was pure-blood and half-blood. Given that we know that most pure-bloods and half-bloods are aware of each other, it is likely not a stretch to imagine dinner parties where all former Slytherins would meet up and tell their children that they "absolutely must be in Slytherin because all of their friends will be". Since the Sorting Hat respects a person's choice over its own ability as a sorter, Slytherin would be directly chosen by a large number of its entrants. In order to balance the size of the houses, therefore, those who would not have chosen Slytherin, but have the attribute of cunning are less likely to be members. This allows Slytherin to become an "old boys club" with a certain mentality. Slytherin could not have been redeemed in general because the house was literally rigged to be unredeemable.Greed and Selfishness: It may be that the very nature of Slytherin is to be selfish and cunning. This selfishness would prevent Slytherins from truly empathizing with others and therefore make Slytherins by their very nature unredeemable.Smaller Redemption: Not every Slytherin needs to be redeemed to redeem Slytherin House. Severus Snape, Horace Slughorn, the Malfoy Family, Regulus Black, and Andromeda Tonks (née Black) were all Slytherins who each contributed in some way to Voldemort's demise. In the case of Andromeda Tonks, and Horace Slughorn to a lesser degree, we have people of good moral and desirable qualities. We also have Peter Pettigrew who is a Gryffindor who is arguably the least moral character in the entire serious. (Voldemort was amoral, not immoral.) Not everyone in Slytherin needs to be redeemed for Slytherin to be redeemed.
