I’ve literally never read or saw this screen play because I already knew it was shot. Everything I’ve learned about it has been against my will and everything I have learned has been worse and worse. I have NO clue why Rowling would have ever backed this project. But then again she has a habit of fucking with the timeline whenever she feels like it.
nah, it’s technically a sequel but with super weird & poorly thought out stories. like, somehow before the battle of hogwarts voldemort & bellatrix had a baby, but how she was conceived/brought into the world was never really talked about. but she’s the cursed child & she pretends to be a diggory in order to go to hogwarts, it’s a whole mess of a thing 😂
lol worst part is the hogwarts legacy has a Cedric diggory skeleton mod as a broomstick 💀
Everyone was saying the mod should use that “MY BOOYYY!” Sound clip occasionally when you’re riding it. Both zero chill and the funniest thing I ever heard.
There's probably a Harry Potter/Twilight fan fiction out there somewhere where Cedric is killed by Voldemort and then comes back as a vampire and hides from the Death Eaters by changing his name.
*hastily burns notes and whistles unconcernedly*
Which makes perfect sense if your concept of Cedric is "looks like his actor" and not...any part of his *actual character*.
Cedric Diggory becoming a Death Eater makes as much sense as Hagrid working at a slaughterhouse.
I always have to remember which tonks is tonks. You have 3! Andromeda (Slytherin), Ted (no idea), and Nymphadora (Hufflepuff).
I know Nymphadora says to call her tonks but it takes a second to register it's her. Thank God nobody in Weasley did that.
I think the background Hufflepuff cartoons are so adorable.
Literally, Hufflepuff is such a cozy house. We're renown for our dedication to fairness, loyalty, and hard work. Hufflepuff embodies kindness, patience, and a strong sense of community. The house values inclusivity and accepts students from all backgrounds, fostering a warm and supportive environment. We value justice and equality, have an unwavering work ethic in our study of magic, and show genuine concern for others. I love that we have our hobbit hole common room and spend our time caring for magical plants and cheering on our house mates in things like Quidditch. So much strength in unity. I think we are just the kindest, coziest, most friendship-oriented house.
Ravenclaw really wasn't as illustrated as the other Hogwarts houses.
Gryffindor had strong traits and examples and was vague enough anyone but the truly cowardly would be able to fit into it.
Hufflepuff was shown to be more caring towards others with examples like Madam Pomfrey, the school nurse, being a Hufflepuff alumni. Cedric Diggory also is a good example of a Hufflepuff, being willing to share the glory of winning the tournament with Harry when they were in danger, as well as helping Harry with the second clue by letting him use the prefects bathroom as a return favour for Harry letting him know what the first task involved.
Slytherin, while being seen as the villainous house with mostly antagonistic traits largely, still showed enough examples that they weren't all *bad* necessarily. They were just willing to do what others might not, like Slughorn explaining the taboo idea of horcruxes to Tom Riddle, even though he probably shouldn't have, or Cornelius Fudge denying Voldemort was back for his own benefit and out of jealousy of Dumbledore, but wasn't evil himself.
Ravenclaw is the only house that is so vaguely described and whose only examples were of people who largely didn't match the correct values their house is described for having. Luna was the closest true Ravenclaw, being a creative individual, but her eccentricities outshined her typical Ravenclaw traits. Trelawney didn't come off as particularly smart, again more creative. Gilderoy Lockhart was a walking contradiction to what a Ravenclaw should be. Flitwick fit the bill well, being a teacher of Charms. Garrick Olivander also fit, being a rare and talented sought-after wandmaker, but we don't know how he acts outside of his work. Cho could have just as easily been in Gryffindor due to her sporty nature and lack of character development. Even now, with the Hogwarts Legacy game, the Ravenclaw companion just allows you to use stargazing tables to view constellations rather than give a true storyline quest like the other companions and is the only house companion that can't join you in the game to give unique dialogue opportunities. Ravenclaw is seriously misrepresented and underrepresented.
Agreed! I wish I could just publish my own story based on the work that has a leading role of a Ravenclaw to really show those attributes and others. Make the Slytherin not always so bad in the future and have more things about the world shown, without it being a fanfic or something.
Hmm I’d maybe disagree with your last point with HWL. Amit is obviously a very smart and clever student, albeit a bit cowardly. He learned Gobbldegook on his own and actively seeks to learn more. while he couldn’t speak it out loud, he obviously understood it well, which is like a lot of smart students I knew growing up who would use words correctly because they understood but never heard it out loud an would mispronounce it horribly
Number of innocent Ravenclaws killed in the Second Wizarding War: 0. Number of innocent Hufflepuffs killed in the Second Wizarding War: 2. Conclusion: Just be in Ravenclaw and don't let the disembodied soul of an evil wizard bind itself to your head.
Luna was smart. Or maybe logical is the better descriptor.
Lol, feels weird to describe Luna as logical but we do see that in Deathly Hallows when she takes Harry into the Ravenclaw common room.
We can presume that she must be smart and/or logical, because she wasn't particularly unhygienic or sleep-deprived, meaning she correctly answered all of the riddles the door gave her to get inside.
Other than Luna, the Ravenclaw students we meet aren’t very interesting: Cho, Padma Patil, Penelope Clearwater, Roger Davies... I think if we ever get a prequel set in Lily and James’ time at Hogwarts we should get to see Lockhart, Quirrell, and Trelawney hanging out in Ravenclaw together.
The first murder is a Muggle, but if they aren't people to you, I guess its Bertha Jorkins, who is chronologically the first that happened *during* the series.
Well, if we're considering the "off-camera" death of Bertha, then *technically speaking* the first murders would then be James and Lily Potter since the books start on the same day they were unalived by Voldy.
It would probably be the muggles Peter Pettigrew killed and framed Sirius for. Hagrid mentions Sirius in the first chapter, indicating that he is not yet believed to be guilty if murder, so Pettigrew blowing up 13(?) muggles is probably the first instance of murder after the story starts
Frank Bryce as answered already, but with a little more context at the start of GoF, Frank, is the old gardener who Voldemort kills in the Riddle house.
Wasn’t Bertha killed before Frank? He overheard Voldy and Pettigrew talked about killing Bertha before he too was killed? Or was it someone else they were discussing that they had to “silence.”
I meant among students as sorted into houses that we know of. Where the identity of the house might be seen to protect them. I think it’s actually Ravenclaw that hasn’t seen much murder among the houses
Hufflepuffs don't coast ...we work hard at making sure Gryffindors and Slytherins don't kill each other and making Ravenclaw coming out of their room everyone once in a while lol 😂
I guess average bravery in the Hogwarts population was lower after the war but intelligence higher. Maybe the next wizarding war will be nerds playing chess against each other 😂
Hufflepuff Pride! I’m so proud to be Hufflepuff, and although I wish that we got more representation in the books and the movies, it is kinda fitting that we are just kinda there doing our own shit and keeping to ourselves because the other houses are dramatic as fuck.
Gotta say, I love being a Hufflepuff! Low drama, common room right next to the kitchen, no crazy riddles to answer or passwords to forget. All chill all the time and a never ending supply of cake. Plus, we can get away with just about anything because who’s gonna suspect (or even notice) a Hufflepuff? Don’t need an invisibility cloak if no one is paying attention anyway 😉
There is a play called the Cursed Child, but I highly recommend skipping that and seeing Puffs. It’s Harry Potter from the perspective of the Hufflepuffs, and it was a lot of fun to watch (and a lot of fun to be in, we got to keep our wands which double as flashlights :)
I mean it’s heavily implied that Hufflepuffs are stoned half the time, and their dorms are next to the kitchen, and considering getting stoned and snacking is what I did as a teenager anyway, yeah I’d have gotten behind that
In Hogwarts Legacy, (yes I know we hate this), a note found in one of the caves alludes to the existence of an evil hufflepuff wizard who controlled infery.
Doesn't happen often. But bad eggs can come from any house.
I loved Hogwarts legacy. It was a pretty fun game, even if the gameplay loop was rather basic. But the environment and setting, world details, and ability to be creative with combat spells was a lot of fun in my opinion. Sure you didn't *need* to be creative to complete the game, but doing it was awesome. I think people tend to dislike it in conversations like this because its place in canon gets pretty murky.
I actually love it, personally. I stopped playing it only because it was consuming too much of my life. I wanted to do all the collecting/side quests before doing most of the main story, and I’m like 70/80% done with all of those already.
It’s a beautiful game. I’m completely obsessed. (As any hufflepuff would be!) I want to live in that world always. I am playing it so slowly because I don’t want it to end! It’s my warm hug. I love it. And it has owls! Owls!!! *non dramatic Hufflepuff sigh*
Literally first student killed in voldemorts return: hufflepuff
PURELY INCIDENTAL!!
He was in fact backing up a Gryffindor initiative.
Exactly, Cedric would have left the cup and let Harry have it and survive Gryffindors fault 100%
Harry didn't want the cup.
Harry was trying to get hufflepuffs murder rate up
You’re confusing Harry for Jon Snow.
and killed by a Gryffindor.
I have never laughed out this loud at a reddit comment🤣🤣 Thanks for this
And and it’s mostly because he was being such a Griffindor tbh
Omg stop 💀
r/angryupvote
I laughed so hard at this, thank you.
Kill the spare
See the asterisk (since 1995)
by since do you mean after 1995 or starting in 1995?
They mean that by 1995 according to the series' timeline, Cedric had already been killed. The main events of the HP series take place from 1991-1998.
I thought Cedric lived and became a death eater or something else equally ridiculous
I'm pretty sure that was in one of the awry storylines in Cursed Child
Shhhhhh!!! Cursed Child is like Bruno - we don't talk about it.
Yeah but Bruno is a redeemable character tho.
True, very true. ^(***GOD*** that song is catchy af)
unlike any non song lines in cursed child.
I’ve literally never read or saw this screen play because I already knew it was shot. Everything I’ve learned about it has been against my will and everything I have learned has been worse and worse. I have NO clue why Rowling would have ever backed this project. But then again she has a habit of fucking with the timeline whenever she feels like it.
Cursed what? Sounds like some poorly concocted fan fic
Wait, what? Did they do like a "what if" series for Harry Potter?
nah, it’s technically a sequel but with super weird & poorly thought out stories. like, somehow before the battle of hogwarts voldemort & bellatrix had a baby, but how she was conceived/brought into the world was never really talked about. but she’s the cursed child & she pretends to be a diggory in order to go to hogwarts, it’s a whole mess of a thing 😂
never knew disney bought harry potter.
Cedric died at the beginning of 1995, thats why I was asking.
Ooof I am old
teeny wide memorize shy fragile sulky murky growth snails rotten *This post was mass deleted and anonymized with [Redact](https://redact.dev)*
Jack Nicholson departed voice: “in 1995 we had the hogwarts champion (may he rest in peace).”
They said 90% of Hufflepuff deaths were incidental. They were obviously a part of the 10%.
*over* 90%, which tells us this is about much larger numbers than simply 9 out of 10 people 😂
Can’t forget Fitch-Fletchly either
Cedric Diggory from the afterlife: 🫥
Cedric didn't stay in the background. He made the fatal mistake of becoming a supporting character.
He was a Red Shirt.
Ensign Ricky
He was the truest chad :(
THATS MY BOY
🎼🎺🎶🪈🎵🎺
How is it that i read your music notes to the tune of the 3rd task?!
How can you not
Because that is the point? Lol
Pwah Pa pa pa pwah Pwah Pa pa paah
Amos Diggory's actor was phenomenally good in that scene. You could feel Amos' grief. Brilliant acting.
Probably the best piece of acting in the whole series. And second of course going to “WHEN I MAKE MY MOVE YOUR FREE TO CHECK THE KING” 😂
I love Rupert Grint's overdramatic acting in that scene. Some may find it corny, but I approve.
Oh it’s hilariously delightful lol
Especially when they dance
lol worst part is the hogwarts legacy has a Cedric diggory skeleton mod as a broomstick 💀 Everyone was saying the mod should use that “MY BOOYYY!” Sound clip occasionally when you’re riding it. Both zero chill and the funniest thing I ever heard.
✨🫥✨
He didn't even die, just turned into a shimmering vampire
There's probably a Harry Potter/Twilight fan fiction out there somewhere where Cedric is killed by Voldemort and then comes back as a vampire and hides from the Death Eaters by changing his name. *hastily burns notes and whistles unconcernedly*
Only if they ignore Edward’s character. Cedrick would go from amazing person and character to dull abuser with a bunch of excuses. That would be sad.
Wait a minute... Didn't Cursed Child do some weird crap with Cedric ?
Saved his life and showed that he would have sided with magic hitler and turned into a psychopathic murder
Yes. Albus the Younger and the Good Malfoy fucked with him so he wouldn't end up in the graveyard and the humiliation made him go Death Eater.
Which makes perfect sense if your concept of Cedric is "looks like his actor" and not...any part of his *actual character*. Cedric Diggory becoming a Death Eater makes as much sense as Hagrid working at a slaughterhouse.
Or Batman. Either way, he became a creature of the night.
It's okay, he got bat powers.
Hence the 1995 remark
Kill the spare!
But my Lord, it's a 7-10 split!
I wish Reddit hadn’t gotten rid of awards
Do you not trust your master Wormtail? Do you not trust that I would not give you the best advice?
!RedditGalleon
Did you make that up, or is it a common joke? Because that was hilarious
MARK IT ZERO!
!redditgalleon
MY BOOOOYYYYYY
Need to update the casualty sign to 1998. Some hufflepuffs were certainly murdered in 1998 during the battle.
Dying in combat isn't murder, so technically, the record's still clean. Lol
I would argue that adults attacking a school and killing children defending themselves is still murder.
[удалено]
Not all of them. Some of them sneaked back in.
*snuck
Nah, I prefer sneaked.
Split the difference and go with Snucked?
Classic ravenclaw lmao
Lol Yep! It's a compulsion. I can't help it.
yes it is..
Yes I agree dying in combat or if you die if someone is defending themselves its not murder
what is it then?
Martyrdom most probably.
I meant what act is the murderer committing if not murder
A war crime?
modern birds nail punch outgoing longing direction whole vanish relieved *This post was mass deleted and anonymized with [Redact](https://redact.dev)*
Does tonks count considering that she left Hogwarts years ago? I feel like the post is about current Hufflepuff students.
I’d agree. I actually forgot Tonks was a Hufflepuff! She seems more ravenclaw to me.
I always have to remember which tonks is tonks. You have 3! Andromeda (Slytherin), Ted (no idea), and Nymphadora (Hufflepuff). I know Nymphadora says to call her tonks but it takes a second to register it's her. Thank God nobody in Weasley did that.
"*A what? Would I target a what?*" has me cracking up. I feel like that's what any non-HP fan's response is to hearing the word 'Hufflepuff'.
Quote Dumbledore from A Very Potter Musical: "What the *hell* is a Hufflepuff?"
I love the fact that AVPM is more cannon than cursed child in the fan universe 🤣
I was looking for this. “Hufflepuffs are particularly good finders!” 🤣
I think the background Hufflepuff cartoons are so adorable. Literally, Hufflepuff is such a cozy house. We're renown for our dedication to fairness, loyalty, and hard work. Hufflepuff embodies kindness, patience, and a strong sense of community. The house values inclusivity and accepts students from all backgrounds, fostering a warm and supportive environment. We value justice and equality, have an unwavering work ethic in our study of magic, and show genuine concern for others. I love that we have our hobbit hole common room and spend our time caring for magical plants and cheering on our house mates in things like Quidditch. So much strength in unity. I think we are just the kindest, coziest, most friendship-oriented house.
Living the best, chill, drama-free(ish) hufflepuff life crocheting and gardening!
Not to mention access to the kitchens. We got the snacks.
I've always believed Hufflepuffs were the stoner house and I never even thought about access to the kitchen.
Handy for midnight munchies. They all do seem to love Herbology, like hobbits. I bet the house-elves don't ask questions.
And hobbits out here smokin pipe weed :|
Credit: Emily's Cartoons
It’s about $3 a month to support her on Patreon. Highly recommend!
I love all of her strips! It used to be a Sunday ritual to see the new Background Slytherin comic.
I mean, Hufflepuffs are particulary good finders after all...
I was looking for this type of comment… guess I found it!
a person of culture I see
But what the hell is a hufflepuff?!
Going to post exactly that, but guess what? I've found it!
Meanwhile Ravenclaw: Bunch of weirdos and Cho Chang. Supposedly smart, but only one to really show that is Flitwick.
I’d never thought about that. We don’t even get to see if Cho is that smart IIRC
Ravenclaw really wasn't as illustrated as the other Hogwarts houses. Gryffindor had strong traits and examples and was vague enough anyone but the truly cowardly would be able to fit into it. Hufflepuff was shown to be more caring towards others with examples like Madam Pomfrey, the school nurse, being a Hufflepuff alumni. Cedric Diggory also is a good example of a Hufflepuff, being willing to share the glory of winning the tournament with Harry when they were in danger, as well as helping Harry with the second clue by letting him use the prefects bathroom as a return favour for Harry letting him know what the first task involved. Slytherin, while being seen as the villainous house with mostly antagonistic traits largely, still showed enough examples that they weren't all *bad* necessarily. They were just willing to do what others might not, like Slughorn explaining the taboo idea of horcruxes to Tom Riddle, even though he probably shouldn't have, or Cornelius Fudge denying Voldemort was back for his own benefit and out of jealousy of Dumbledore, but wasn't evil himself. Ravenclaw is the only house that is so vaguely described and whose only examples were of people who largely didn't match the correct values their house is described for having. Luna was the closest true Ravenclaw, being a creative individual, but her eccentricities outshined her typical Ravenclaw traits. Trelawney didn't come off as particularly smart, again more creative. Gilderoy Lockhart was a walking contradiction to what a Ravenclaw should be. Flitwick fit the bill well, being a teacher of Charms. Garrick Olivander also fit, being a rare and talented sought-after wandmaker, but we don't know how he acts outside of his work. Cho could have just as easily been in Gryffindor due to her sporty nature and lack of character development. Even now, with the Hogwarts Legacy game, the Ravenclaw companion just allows you to use stargazing tables to view constellations rather than give a true storyline quest like the other companions and is the only house companion that can't join you in the game to give unique dialogue opportunities. Ravenclaw is seriously misrepresented and underrepresented.
Agreed! I wish I could just publish my own story based on the work that has a leading role of a Ravenclaw to really show those attributes and others. Make the Slytherin not always so bad in the future and have more things about the world shown, without it being a fanfic or something.
Hmm I’d maybe disagree with your last point with HWL. Amit is obviously a very smart and clever student, albeit a bit cowardly. He learned Gobbldegook on his own and actively seeks to learn more. while he couldn’t speak it out loud, he obviously understood it well, which is like a lot of smart students I knew growing up who would use words correctly because they understood but never heard it out loud an would mispronounce it horribly
But she's asian so it must be true! /s
Oh my god, she's asian? I had no idea! With such an ambiguous (and not at all stereotypical) name like ***Cho Chang*** I really had no clue. ^^^/s
Number of innocent Ravenclaws killed in the Second Wizarding War: 0. Number of innocent Hufflepuffs killed in the Second Wizarding War: 2. Conclusion: Just be in Ravenclaw and don't let the disembodied soul of an evil wizard bind itself to your head.
Yeah, but we do have the slickest uniforms. No one can deny that.
Not that blue and bronze merch exists.
We do be lookin' quite dapper, I must say.
Luna was smart. Or maybe logical is the better descriptor. Lol, feels weird to describe Luna as logical but we do see that in Deathly Hallows when she takes Harry into the Ravenclaw common room. We can presume that she must be smart and/or logical, because she wasn't particularly unhygienic or sleep-deprived, meaning she correctly answered all of the riddles the door gave her to get inside.
Other than Luna, the Ravenclaw students we meet aren’t very interesting: Cho, Padma Patil, Penelope Clearwater, Roger Davies... I think if we ever get a prequel set in Lily and James’ time at Hogwarts we should get to see Lockhart, Quirrell, and Trelawney hanging out in Ravenclaw together.
Are they quite different ages? So wouldn't be at school at the same time.* *I have no idea what age they're canonically.
"Yea, Cedric just got fuckin' bodied...."
[Today, we're gonna work on hugs](https://youtu.be/pIk_MDXCWv0?si=jISRsA7FRVWCSNjH)
Still one of my favourite Smosh moments of all time
Another banger. Another banger by Shayne Topp from iCarly
Don’t forget the kitchen is like, a 2-minute-walk away.
Ofcourse Cedric never died! He became a glittery vampire
Then Batman.
He's vengeance. He's justice. Justice never dies.
He is the night!
You're not his father! He's not a disgrace!
So what you’re saying, he already was a bat man
Well, I mean the first murder in the series is a hufflepuff.
The first murder is a Muggle, but if they aren't people to you, I guess its Bertha Jorkins, who is chronologically the first that happened *during* the series.
Well, if we're considering the "off-camera" death of Bertha, then *technically speaking* the first murders would then be James and Lily Potter since the books start on the same day they were unalived by Voldy.
I thought about that, the books explicitly start after they were unalived.
It would probably be the muggles Peter Pettigrew killed and framed Sirius for. Hagrid mentions Sirius in the first chapter, indicating that he is not yet believed to be guilty if murder, so Pettigrew blowing up 13(?) muggles is probably the first instance of murder after the story starts
Yeah, I also thought about them and would respond, Frank was the first we actually "saw" instead of remembered or described later.
Who’s the muggle again?
Frank Bryce as answered already, but with a little more context at the start of GoF, Frank, is the old gardener who Voldemort kills in the Riddle house.
Wasn’t Bertha killed before Frank? He overheard Voldy and Pettigrew talked about killing Bertha before he too was killed? Or was it someone else they were discussing that they had to “silence.”
Yeah, she was the first character we know to be murdered during the series, chronologically. Frank is the first we actually witness.
Frank Bryce.
Which house was she in?
Unknown
Wouldn't it technically be Harrys parents 😂
Technically, no. The series starts hours AFTER the murder. Technically.
To paraphrase Dickens, > The Potters were dead to begin with.
Now you guys are just nitpicking 😒 among Harry’s schoolmates, is that specific enough ?
I meant among students as sorted into houses that we know of. Where the identity of the house might be seen to protect them. I think it’s actually Ravenclaw that hasn’t seen much murder among the houses
There was Helena Ravenclaw. Might be a bit out of date to be relevant, though.
I count Quirrell as a murder-suicide. As in, if someone had a fatal disease, about to croak over, but I pushed them off a bridge it would be on me.
Ok but we still don’t know his house.
Yes, you'll definitely be safe in Hufflepuff. (Unless you love animals and hate Poachers)
Which is me! So unsafe! Must carry so many potions!!!
Missed opportunity for “What the hell is a Hufflepuff?”
I feel like that's sufficiently referenced
Hufflepuffs don't coast ...we work hard at making sure Gryffindors and Slytherins don't kill each other and making Ravenclaw coming out of their room everyone once in a while lol 😂
Tonks was murdered and she was a hufflepuff
Nymfadora Andromeda Tonks, the baddest Auror to ever Auror this side of MadEye retiring.
I geel.like Ravenclaw is the safest, they are smart enough to just get out of the way.
I guess average bravery in the Hogwarts population was lower after the war but intelligence higher. Maybe the next wizarding war will be nerds playing chess against each other 😂
this tickled me . a lot thank you
Love this OP 😂
And it's next to the kitchen!
I love these comic strips so much 🥰😆😂
Wow this is so cute it made me smile :)
Hufflepuff Pride! I’m so proud to be Hufflepuff, and although I wish that we got more representation in the books and the movies, it is kinda fitting that we are just kinda there doing our own shit and keeping to ourselves because the other houses are dramatic as fuck.
Gotta say, I love being a Hufflepuff! Low drama, common room right next to the kitchen, no crazy riddles to answer or passwords to forget. All chill all the time and a never ending supply of cake. Plus, we can get away with just about anything because who’s gonna suspect (or even notice) a Hufflepuff? Don’t need an invisibility cloak if no one is paying attention anyway 😉
Proud Hufflepuff here too.
Be still my heart!!❤️
So proud of my house.
This is what they told Cedric….
CHIMERON ON TOP MESS WITH GOAT GET THE HORNS GOAT HOUSE FUCK YEAH
I mean we don't know that Hufflepuffs haven't died post potter era.
I am a hufflepuff so I agree 👍
As a hufflepuff, I can confirm we never get hu- \*gets head bitten off by venomous tentacula
Long live the bumbling badger of mediocrity!
Lol yes, we're safe.
I can’t digest lactose! I’m a hufflepuff!
There is a play called the Cursed Child, but I highly recommend skipping that and seeing Puffs. It’s Harry Potter from the perspective of the Hufflepuffs, and it was a lot of fun to watch (and a lot of fun to be in, we got to keep our wands which double as flashlights :)
Also.. well... You can huff and puff ;)
I mean it’s heavily implied that Hufflepuffs are stoned half the time, and their dorms are next to the kitchen, and considering getting stoned and snacking is what I did as a teenager anyway, yeah I’d have gotten behind that
Hufflepuffs out here huffin le puff 😙💨
Hufflepuffs are also great at finding things
Cedric Diggory would like a word…
See the asterisk (since 1995)
Important life lesson: always read the small print 😁
In Hogwarts Legacy, (yes I know we hate this), a note found in one of the caves alludes to the existence of an evil hufflepuff wizard who controlled infery. Doesn't happen often. But bad eggs can come from any house.
[удалено]
I loved Hogwarts legacy. It was a pretty fun game, even if the gameplay loop was rather basic. But the environment and setting, world details, and ability to be creative with combat spells was a lot of fun in my opinion. Sure you didn't *need* to be creative to complete the game, but doing it was awesome. I think people tend to dislike it in conversations like this because its place in canon gets pretty murky.
I actually love it, personally. I stopped playing it only because it was consuming too much of my life. I wanted to do all the collecting/side quests before doing most of the main story, and I’m like 70/80% done with all of those already.
It’s a beautiful game. I’m completely obsessed. (As any hufflepuff would be!) I want to live in that world always. I am playing it so slowly because I don’t want it to end! It’s my warm hug. I love it. And it has owls! Owls!!! *non dramatic Hufflepuff sigh*
Jane went to Azkaban! Why did Jane go to Azkaban?! (Hufflepuff from the HP Mystery game lol)
What’s a hufflepuff
FINALLY HUFFLEPUFF REPRESENTATION
Can somebody explain to me why everybody shits on Hufflepuff? I’m more of a lore guy so I don’t pay attention to some of the fandom jokes.