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* ContinuityNod: Ron's InUniverse AlternateAesopInterpretation for "The Tale of the Three Brothers" is that if you have an unbeatable wand, you shouldn't go around bragging about it or daring others to fight you. Something similar comes up with the youngest brother's InvisibilityCloak; some people believe (correctly) that his descendants are still using it and either don't know where it came from or are fully aware and smart enough to keep it quiet.
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* MagicFeather: [[spoiler:There is no magic in the waters of the Fountain of Fair Fortune; it is the efforts of the three witches and the Muggle knight that solve their own problems.]]
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* MagicFeather: [[spoiler:There is no magic in the waters of the Fountain of Fair Fortune; it is the efforts of the three witches and the Muggle knight that solve their own problems. When Sir Luckless is chosen to be the one to bathe in the fountain, all it does is give him the confidence to confess to Amata.]]
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* ShieldSurf: In ''The Fountain of Fair Fortune'', Sir Luckless tries to do this when faced with a river. [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome He sinks about as swiftly as you'd expect from a Muggle in armour with a heavy metal plate.]]
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* WomenAreWiser: "No witch in history has ever claimed to own the Elder Wand. Make of that what you will." The implication being, of course, that women are either too smart to want the wand or too smart to advertise that they have it.
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* WomenAreWiser: "No witch in history has ever claimed to own the Elder Wand. Make of that what you will." The implication being, of course, that women are either too smart to either want the wand or too smart to advertise that they have it.
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*** Plus, in the commentary on "The Tale of the Three Brothers", Dumbledore delivers one to those scholars [[EveryoneIsJesusInPurgatory who make up BS about past authors and their works]] for their [[JustForPun Piled High and Deep]].
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*** Plus, in the commentary on "The Tale of the Three Brothers", Dumbledore delivers one to those scholars [[EveryoneIsJesusInPurgatory who make up BS about past authors and their works]] for their [[JustForPun Piled High and Deep]].Deep.
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* SoulJar: Dumbledore's notes on "The Warlock's Hairy Heart" mention that the notion of storing one's heart in a vessel may have been inspired by the Horcrux.
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* {{Disneyfication}}: Spoofed: In one of Dumbledore's commentaries he describes how a Beatrix Bloxam republished Beedle's tales, taking them to ridiculous heights of [[SickeninglySweet Tasting Like Diabetes]] - her wizarding card in one of the [[VideoGame/HarryPotter video games]] even says her book was banned for inducing vomiting. He later explains that this happened after she was horrified by "The Warlock's Hairy Heart", which incidentally she was never able to "sweeten" to her satisfaction. All this, and the fact that kids ''hated'' the Bloxam versions, might very well be a TakeThat against the many real-life MoralGuardians who worried that ''Harry Potter'' was traumatizing children.
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* {{Disneyfication}}: Spoofed: In one of Dumbledore's commentaries he describes how a Beatrix Bloxam republished Beedle's tales, taking them to ridiculous heights of [[SickeninglySweet Tasting Like Diabetes]] - her wizarding card in one of the [[VideoGame/HarryPotter video games]] even says her book was banned for inducing vomiting. He later explains that this happened after she was horrified as a child by "The Warlock's Hairy Heart", which incidentally she was never able to "sweeten" to her satisfaction. All this, and the fact that kids ''hated'' the Bloxam versions, might very well be a TakeThat against the many real-life MoralGuardians who worried that ''Harry Potter'' was traumatizing children.
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* FreudianExcuse: Beatrix Bloxam's hatred of anything not overflowing with {{glurge}} apparently stems from her overhearing "The Warlock's Hairy Heart" as a child and being traumatized by it. That it somehow segued into "ghastly details of the dreadfully unsavory affair of [[NoodleIncident my uncle Nobby, the local hag and a sack of Bouncing Bulbs]]" didn't help, she was in bed for a week after that. [[invoked]]
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* FreudianExcuse: Beatrix Bloxam's hatred of anything not overflowing with {{glurge}} apparently stems from her overhearing "The Warlock's Hairy Heart" as a child and being traumatized by it. That it somehow segued into "ghastly details of the dreadfully unsavory affair of [[NoodleIncident my uncle Nobby, the local hag and a sack of Bouncing Bulbs]]" didn't help, help; she was in bed for a week after that. [[invoked]]
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* DracoInLeatherPants: InUniverse. After all her good feelings from her times with her lover are gone, Amata realizes he was actually a {{Jerkass}} and is glad to be rid of him.
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* DracoInLeatherPants: InUniverse. After all her good feelings regrets from her times time with her lover are gone, Amata realizes he was actually a {{Jerkass}} and is glad to be rid of him.
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* BanOnMagic: The muggle king from "Babbity Rabbity" imposes one, with the sole exceptions being himself and his "teacher" of magic.
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* BanOnMagic: The muggle Muggle king from "Babbity Rabbity" imposes one, with the sole exceptions being himself and his "teacher" of magic.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: So the muggle king from "Babbity Rabbity" sets out to persecute magic users, and then asks for someone to teach him magic? Did he really think a real wizard would come forward under those circumstances?
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: So the muggle Muggle king from "Babbity Rabbity" sets out to persecute magic users, and then asks for someone to teach him magic? Did he really think a real wizard would come forward under those circumstances?
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* {{Anvilicious}}: Invoked. The Tales of Beedle The Bard were essentially the wizarding equivalents of Aesop's Fables.
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* {{Anvilicious}}: Invoked. The ''The Tales of Beedle The Bard the Bard'' were essentially the wizarding equivalents of Aesop's Fables.
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* EpicFail: The attempt at Hogwarts to put on a production of "The Fountain of Fair Fortune." The InUniverse RomanceOnTheSet mentioned below led to a fierce duel between two of the actresses while an ashwinder was busy setting the place on fire. No further attempts at stage productions have been made at Hogwarts since. The professor in charge of the play became a full-time playwriter after that, but never attempted to make the story again, thinking [[TheScottishTrope it was cursed]].
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* EpicFail: The attempt at Hogwarts to put on a production of "The Fountain of Fair Fortune." The InUniverse RomanceOnTheSet mentioned below led to a fierce duel between two of the actresses while an ashwinder was busy setting the place on fire. No further attempts at stage productions have been made at Hogwarts since. The professor in charge of the play became a full-time playwriter after that, but never attempted to make the do that story again, thinking [[TheScottishTrope it was cursed]].
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* ATrueStoryInMyUniverse: The foreword mentions that an InUniverse Creator/JKRowling wrote a seven volume biography based on ''[[Literature/HarryPotter Harry Potter's]]'' life.
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* ATrueStoryInMyUniverse: The foreword mentions that an InUniverse Squib Creator/JKRowling wrote a seven volume seven-volume biography based on ''[[Literature/HarryPotter Harry Potter's]]'' life.
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* WomenAreWiser: "No witch in history has ever claimed to own the Elder Wand. Make of that what you will." The implication being, of course, that women are too smart either to want the wand or to advertise that they have it.
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* WomenAreWiser: "No witch in history has ever claimed to own the Elder Wand. Make of that what you will." The implication being, of course, that women are either too smart either to want the wand or too smart to advertise that they have it.
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