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* BigLittleMan: Harry and his friends return to the Chamber of Secrets at the start of fourth year to check up on whether or not the [[spoiler reincarnated Basilisk has hatched yet]]. ''It has'' and it begins to make suitably epic and threatening pronouncements in parseltongue from offscreen...at which point it enters the characters view and turns out to be all of three feet long.
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* {{Distracted by the Sexy}}: The pureblood boys are very interested in the one-piece bathing suit of Sue Li.
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* LovecraftLite: This trope comes up whenever there is a scene set at the Selwyn's base of operations at the appropriately named Abbey of Nightmares.
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* SelfMadeOrphan: Peter Pettigrew is revealed to be this, just like Tom Riddle before him.
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* TheSpook: The Unspeakables are this as a requirement of their job. Even the department heads don't know who their fellow department heads actually are.
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* VillainWithGoodPublicity: Peter Pettigrew is this [[spoiler: until the end of third year]] seeing as he has a well respected job as James Potter's lawyer.
* VorpalPillow: [[spoiler: Edwina Pettigrew]] is on the receiving end of one of these at the hands of the son she had spent years manipulating.
* VillainWithGoodPublicity: Peter Pettigrew is this [[spoiler: until the end of third year]] seeing as he has a well respected job as James Potter's lawyer.
* VorpalPillow: [[spoiler: Edwina Pettigrew]] is on the receiving end of one of these at the hands of the son she had spent years manipulating.
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* JekyllAndHyde: Bellatrix has no less than three different personalities battling for dominance inside her head due to the experiments of Augustus Rookwood. Miss Demeanour is a [[ImplacableMan calm, cool, and collected killer]] while Bellatrix Lestrange has gone LaughingMad due to her time in Azkaban. Finally there is Bellatrix Black who [[spoiler:is actually quite mild mannered and is downright appalled at what her other personalities have been doing]]. The use of the [[DeathOfPersonality Tabula Rasa]] spell seems to have solved the issue for now, but there are hints that Rookwood may have done something similar to [[spoiler:Barty Crouch Jr. and Dolores Umbridge]].
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** Just like in canon [[RedShirt Gibbon]] is the first Death Eater to die (albeit in highly different circumstances) and his death is not particularly dignified (In canon he fell victim to UnfriendlyFire, while here he [[spoiler:was [[OffWithHisHead decapitated]] by Lucius Malfoy's [[WhipItGood Fire Whip]]]] while menacing some of the younger characters. We don't even learn his name until after his demise.
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* ExitPursuedByABear: [[spoiler: Tiberius Nott]] falls victim to this when he is stripped of his magic right in front of a vicious Hellhound that is trained to kill squibs and muggles on sight. Cue the ScreamDiscretionShot.
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** The Anathema Codex is full of these as it includes references to things such as [[Franchise/MarvelUniverse The Six-Fingered Hand]], [[Series/DoctorWho The Nightmare Child]] and [[Franchise/CthulhuMythos The Hounds of Tindalos]] among others.
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* WasOnceAMan: The WhamLine from one of the Dementors in third year ("My brother called me [[spoiler:Fabian]]") certainly seems to suggest that this is the case.
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* ShoutOut: Saul Croaker considers Ludo Bagman "the sort of man who might accidentally sell the whole of Britain to the French in exchange for a bag of [[MagicBeans magic beans]] and ''[[Literature/JackAndTheBeanstalk a sickly cow"]]''.
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* ShoutOut: Saul Croaker considers Ludo Bagman "the sort of man who might accidentally sell the whole of Britain to the French in exchange for a bag of [[MagicBeans magic beans]] beans and ''[[Literature/JackAndTheBeanstalk a sickly cow"]]''.
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** To the Wiki/SCPFoundation in Chapter 101. The Department of Mysteries' Chime #43 is monitoring a curious location that strongly resembles [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-354 SCP-354]]. (It is in Britain and not Canada, however.)
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** This trope is played straight later on when Ron and [[ActuallyPrettyFunny eventually even Jim]] can't help but find it funny that Jim's early attempts to [[spoiler:become and Animagus]] tend to result in him [[ShapeshiftingExcludesClothing waking up naked halfway down the street]] with no memory of how he got there.
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* WickedToymaker: Erasmus "The Toymaker" Wilkes has this as his whole modus operandi and specializes in creating magical toys that seem like harmless trains, jack-in-the-boxes, or rubber ducks but are actually quite lethal. The Wizarding World fear him only behind Voldemort himself and possibly Augustus Rookwood despite Wilkes being a PosthumousCharacter.
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** Normally the Hogwarts wards prevent any significant Auror presence at the school. This becomes an issue at the end of second year when [[spoiler:the entire staff is petrified by the Basilisk]]. Lucius Malfoy manages to get around the wards' restrictions by using his position on the Board of Governors to declare an impromptu career fair and thereby get a group of Aurors and Unspeakables into the school in a way the wards will accept to help deal with the crisis.
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** Harry comes '''dangerously''' close to making the same mistake after [[spoiler: Podmore's wife]] is killed, but he stops at the last possible moment. He comes even closer to crossing the point of no return after [[James puts him under the Ultimate Sanction]], but once again he stops at the last possible second and realizes that he is about to make a mistake.
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* CarFu: Theo manages to destroy one of the stone gargoyles that his father is using to try and kill him by summoning the Knight Bus on top of it.
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* AffablyEvil: Peter Pettigrew is this when it comes to James, Lily, Remus, and Jim (not to mention his Death Eater allies). Everyone else finds him more than a little bit unsettling.
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* SocialServicesDoesNotExist: Somewhat deconstructed. They do exist in both the muggle and wizarding worlds and are usually quite effective. Because Harry is under the effects of a Curse that triggers a HatePlague amongst muggles, all the abuse at the hands of the Dursleys is never reported while the wizarding world is controlled by aristocrats, and as such, Child Services do not seek to prosecute wealthy families for child abuse (like Tiberius Nott's treatment of Theo).
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** From the first (1780) Trelawney Prophecy, revealed at the very end of Year One:
--->'''Trewlawney''': And you shall know by these portents that the Time of the Dark God approaches and the Destruction of our World is close at hand: When the Two who should be as One are set against each other in reckless hate, and the Last Potter rises as the Prince of Slytherin.
**The last line of chapter 78 not only reveals [[spoiler: the true identity of the fake]] Gilderoy Lockhart but also that his strange actions over the past year have really been laying the groundwork for [[spoiler:freeing Sirius Black from Azkaban]].
--->'''Lockhart''': Please, Harry, we're all friends here. Call me [[spoiler:Regulus]].
--->'''Trewlawney''': And you shall know by these portents that the Time of the Dark God approaches and the Destruction of our World is close at hand: When the Two who should be as One are set against each other in reckless hate, and the Last Potter rises as the Prince of Slytherin.
**The last line of chapter 78 not only reveals [[spoiler: the true identity of the fake]] Gilderoy Lockhart but also that his strange actions over the past year have really been laying the groundwork for [[spoiler:freeing Sirius Black from Azkaban]].
--->'''Lockhart''': Please, Harry, we're all friends here. Call me [[spoiler:Regulus]].
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* LockedInARoom: Harry interrupts a violent duel between [[spoiler: Sirius and Snape]] by disarming them and leaving them locked up together. He then has [[spoiler: Dobby]] deliver a [[IntoxicationEnsues bottle of Firewhiskey.]]
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* ModestyTowel: During second year someone [[GoneSwimmingClothesStolen steals the Slytherin Quidditch team's clothes while they're showering after practice]], and they have to run through the castle in nothing but skimpy wet towels [[NakedPeopleAreFunny while the rest of the student body laughs]].
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny: During second year someone steals the Slytherin Quidditch team's clothes while they're showering after practice, and they have to run through the castle in nothing but skimpy wet towels while the rest of the student body laughs. Subverted in that [[spoiler: the supposed prank was actually an assassination attempt against Harry engineered by Tom Riddle. The Slytherins were meant to be trapped outside the school, naked and wet, during a blizzard, and Jim was intended to be the scapegoat when "a Gryffindor prank gone wrong" resulted in Harry's death.]]
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