neville longbottom the boy who could have been?
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He was the boy who could have been. When the prophecy of the “chosen one” was revealed to Lord Voldemort, he chose Harry Potter which in turn made him the chosen one. The prophecy was that only a child born in July of 1980 would be the one with the power to overthrow Voldemort.
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Aka, none. Other than names taken from history, there is zero historical accuracy in Ryse: son of Rome. ... So no historical accuracy there although he was slightly homicidal. And Hadrian's wall as depicted in the game wasn't created until 60 years after Nero died.
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Bumstead J is Jack Bumstead, son of the Southwold grocer who had supplied Orwell's parents in the Thirties, and whose name had stuck in their son's head for upwards of 15 years.
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In the novel, It's origins are nebulous. He took the form of a clown most frequently, Mr. Bob Gray or Pennywise, but his true form is an ancient eldritch entity from another universe who landed in the town that would become Derry by way of an asteroid and first awoke in 1715.
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Coulter is a witch because I'm pretty sure (though of course we don't actually know) she would have to have been born into it. Granted we're not sure of her parentage, but I think the gyptians mention something about it, but that might have just been that she wasn't as well-born as Lord Asriel.
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The baby who she accidentally saved in his place was a secret Dumbledore. According to Grindelwald, Credence is actually the long-lost younger brother of Albus, and his name is Aurelius Dumbledore. ... After all, Dumbledore is nearly 50 in this film. (He was born in 1881, it's 1927, so he's 46.)
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Harry Potter is a wizard, the only child of James and Lily Potter. He is famous for having survived an attack by Lord Voldemort when he was a baby. He is also sometimes known as 'The Boy Who Lived'. For the first eleven years of his life Harry lives with his mean aunt and uncle and is unaware of his wizarding roots.
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Originally Answered: Was JK Rowling knighted? Yes, but not by Great Britain.
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*Fandom may earn an affiliate commission on sales made from links on this page. Professor Remus JohnLupin, O.M. (First Class), (10 March, 1960 – 2 May, 1998), also known as Moony, was a British half-blood wizard and the only son of Lyall and Hope Lupin (née Howell).
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After Griphook took the Sword of Gryffindor from Harry, it was with Griphook until Neville pulled it out of the Sorting Hat when the Dark Lord had put the hat on him. Neville was able to get the sword the same way Harry did - by being a worthy Gryffindor.
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Harry lived when Voldemort was trying to kill him with the Avada Kedavra curse. No one had ever done that before and it wasn't supposed to be possible. Hence, Harry became known as the Boy Who Lived because he wasn't supposed to live but he did.
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As for his memories, they could have remained in his body or probably backed up somewhere as in Endings A and B we see how, after 2B kills a corrupted 9S, he comes back with his current memories by backing up it to a machine lifeform.
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Gilbert was born in 1862 in Avonlea to John Blythe and his wife. Though at thirteen he was two years older than Anne and Diana, he was in their class in school.
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['The house emblem is glorious. [00:51]', 'Neville Longbottom is a Gryffindor. [01:07]', 'It is home to awesome witches and wizards. [01:38]', 'Gryffindors are brave and courageous. [01:59]', 'They rule at Quidditch. [02:30]', 'Gryffindors stick up for their friends. [02:54]']
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I agree with the statement that Polonius, adviser in the court of King Claudius of Denmark, is a good father who desires what is best for his children. Although he may be a fussy and overcautious old man, Polonius constantly gives good advice and his best wishes to both his children, Laertes and Ophelia.
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It appears, however, that if there once was a John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt, all record of his noble heritage has been lost to the ages, to the sands of time. Consequently, we can say with a good deal of certainty that John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt is a fictional person.
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History is full of commoners who rose high in the service of their king. Thomas Cromwell, cardinal Wolsey and Ibrahim Pasha are all great examples of these men whom the king could trust. Even the great Cardinal Richelieu was a minor noble.