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In the movie, Severus Snape is seen sitting next Madam Irma Pince, the librarian of Hogwarts. On his other side is Professor Filius Flitwick.

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Katie Bell was only given a minor role in the first few films and it is possible that Emily Dale was only a named extra. Katie Bell was not in the following three movies so when the time came for the role to be cast for Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, they decided to recast the role.

This might be because Emily Dale was unavailable or because the casting directors wanted somebody else.

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He got an award for "Special Services to the School." Discovering Hagrid who "was the one who opened the Chamber of Secrets".

Note: Ron suggests that Riddle got the award for killing Moaning Myrtle, and later they find out that it is quite true: Riddle did kill her then framed Rubeus Hagrid.

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Harry's height isn't specified but it was mostly likely below the average since in the first book, he was described as "small and skinny" for his age. This was probably due to the Dursley's neglect throughout his childhood. However, at age seventeen he had become the same height as his father who was said to be tall, so it is likely that puberty and some good meals at Hogwarts helped him.

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It is said that it must be "60 feet!"

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Aragog

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Harry Potter, Ron Weasley and most of their classmates are twelve. Hermione turned thirteen shortly after the start of term. Ginny Weasley was eleven. The adults are of various ages.

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Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets is a fiction book and falls under the children's fantasy genre.

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Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets was published on 2nd July, 1998 in the UK and June 2nd 1999 in the US.

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Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets has 85,141 words.

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Hermione Granger wrote the word: pipes.

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Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.

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He pronounced "Diagon Alley" wrong. Instead he says: "Diagonally" which has of course a different meaning.

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In the girls bathroom where moaning Myrtle used to live and it was entered by speaking parseltongue beside a tap encrypted with a small snake which has never worked. The sink then moved aside and allowed you to jump down a passage.

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There were several people petrified, but the only person to die from the basilisk was Moaning Myrtle. The fangs of the basilisk were used to destroy some of Voldemort's horcruxes.

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In the girls bathroom, he opens one of the sinks and there is a tunnel and he slides down the tunnel.

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No one died in the Chamber of Secrets other than the Basilisk which was killed by Harry Potter.

A part of Tom Riddle's (Lord Voldemort) soul was destroyed when Harry took the Basilisk's tooth and stabbed the diary which was a Horcrux.

This book also reveals that Moaning Myrtle, a ghost who haunts the girls bathroom on the second floor, was killed 50 years earlier by the Basilisk.

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You mean what did he say instead of Diagon Alley. He said diagonally, and was sent to Knockturn Alley, luckily being rescued by Hagrid.

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The Harry Potter series is children's fantasy genre. You know this because fantasy is when magic or other supernatural things are used as a central plot or setting.

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Tom riddle (lord Voldemort)

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Harry Potter celebrates his 12th birthday in the 2nd Harry Potter book.

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Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets is the second Harry Potter movie.