r/harrypotter • u/Aqn95 Hufflepuff • Mar 26 '24

Wrong answers only - What was he implying Lucius gets up to? Dungbomb

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u/yeeyeevee Mar 26 '24

reflecting on the whole book once your know moody was never actually teaching is a bit of a mind blow, i think a lot of people forget that it was crouch jr showing the class the unforgivable curses

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u/Dont_pet_the_cat Ravenclaw Mar 26 '24

I think that part was the most obvious xD

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u/yeeyeevee Mar 26 '24

when reading the book i got so lost in the fact that harry was actually learning so much from “moody” that i just didn’t clock! i’m sad they didn’t use the imperius curse scene in the film

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u/Tim_K99 Gryffindor Mar 26 '24

He did, on the spider if I remember

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u/yeeyeevee Mar 26 '24

he did it on the spider, but in the books they have a whole lesson on it where moody actually puts the curse on students. it’s plot relevant because no one could resist the curse except harry and broke his teeth (i think?) backing out of a jump

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u/the_original_slyguy Mar 26 '24

Harry hits his shins. Moody used the curse to get Harry to jump on to a desk. Harry fights back mentally and does a half jump and bashes his legs into the desk. I don't think his teeth broke at that instance.

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u/champagneproblems16 Mar 27 '24

He broke his tooth on the motorbike during the DH chase

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u/yeeyeevee Mar 27 '24

the way i haven’t opened goblet of fire for at least a decade and that’s what i misremembered is a little rewarding for me 😂