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Build your own Herbology terrarium

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Complete with a cute little Mandrake, this mini-Herbology terrarium is guaranteed to put you in a good mood. Just look at his little face.

And here's exactly how you make it.

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10 of our favourite Dobby moments

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## When Dobby dropped that pudding

Dobby certainly made quite the first impression. Within minutes of meeting Harry, he had turned his life into absolute chaos… all in a bid to try and keep Harry safe (according to Dobby that is). But there was something particularly hilarious about how one simple Hover Charm ruined Vernon Dursley’s business deal, obliterated Aunt Petunia’s pièce de resistance and left Harry covered in pudding and unable to explain himself… 


Cream splattered the windows and walls as the dish shattered. With a crack like a whip, Dobby vanished.

There were screams from the dining room and Uncle Vernon burst into the kitchen to find Harry, rigid with shock, covered from head to foot in Aunt Petunia’s pudding.

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## When Dobby only wanted Harry to go home grievously injured...

Dobby would not stop trying to save Harry’s life. Whether he was trying to frame Harry for using underage magic (that poor dessert), closing the barrier at King’s Cross or making a Bludger go after Harry repeatedly – he was one determined house-elf. Though one particularly memorable moment is the way he tried to rationalise and justify his actions. He didn’t want to kill Harry… he just wanted to maim him (for his protection of course).


‘Not kill you, sir, never kill you!’ said Dobby, shocked. ‘Dobby wants to save Harry Potter’s life! Better sent home, grievously injured, than remain here, sir! Dobby only wanted Harry Potter hurt enough to be sent home!’ 

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## When Dobby was finally free

We can only dream of how awful it would be to have the Malfoys for masters. Their cruelty, snobbery, bigotry and insecurity made them a pretty foul family. They also treated Dobby abysmally. Our hearts broke every time we witnessed or heard about their brutality towards such a lovely and wonderful character. So, the moment that Dobby realised he was free of his toxic owners was definitely one of our favourite moments. Dobby was now a free elf... and there was nothing Lucius Malfoy could do about it.


He crashed down the stairs, three at a time, landing in a crumpled heap on the landing below. He got up, his face livid, and pulled out his wand, but Dobby raised a long threatening finger. 

‘You shall go now,’ he said fiercely, pointing down at Mr Malfoy. ‘You shall not touch Harry Potter. You shall go now.’

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## When Dobby fully embraced his new style

In *Goblet of Fire*, a whole new world of fashion opportunities opened up for Dobby. No longer did he have to wear old tea towels, pillowcases and rags – but whatever his heart desired. Dobby certainly embraced this and became quite the fashionista. He wore what he liked and didn’t care that his outfits were considered eccentric to say the least. But there was one rule he was fond of: that a pair of socks should never match. 


When Dobby had worked for the Malfoys, he had always worn the same filthy old pillowcase. Now, however, he was wearing the strangest assortment of garments Harry had ever seen; he had made an even worse job of dressing himself than the wizards at the World Cup. He was wearing a tea-cosy for a hat, on which he had pinned a number of bright badges; a tie patterned with horseshoes over a bare chest, a pair of what looked like children’s football shorts, and odd socks. One of these, Harry saw, was the black one he had removed from his own foot and tricked Mr Malfoy into giving Dobby, thereby setting Dobby free. The other was covered in pink and orange stripes. 

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## When we found out Dobby was finally being paid for his work

Life isn’t always easy for free house-elves. The majority of the wizarding world don’t want to pay for the services of an elf when they can get it for nothing. So, while it was excellent that Dobby no longer had to answer to anyone – he was still in a tricky spot. Therefore, we were so happy to see him pop up again at Hogwarts. Not only was he back near his dear Harry, but he also didn’t have to compromise on his desire to get paid for his work. 


‘Dobby has travelled the country for two whole years, sir, trying to find work!’ Dobby squeaked. ‘But Dobby hasn’t found work, sir, because Dobby wants paying now!’

The house-elves all around the kitchen, who had been listening and watching with interest, all looked away at these words, as though Dobby had said something rude and embarrassing. 

Hermione, however, said, ‘Good for you, Dobby!’ 

‘Thank you, miss!’ said Dobby, grinning toothily at her. ‘But most wizards doesn’t want a house-elf who wants paying, miss. “That’s not the point of a house-elf,” they says, and they slammed the door in Dobby’s face! Dobby likes work, but he wants to wear clothes and he wants to be paid, Harry Potter ... Dobby likes being free!’ 

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## When Dobby couldn’t let Harry lose his ‘Wheezy’

This was one incident where it truly was Dobby to the rescue. Even though Harry had managed to figure out that the second task of the Triwizard Tournament took place in the lake… he hadn’t sorted out how he was going to hold his breath for an entire hour. This is where Dobby got his moment to shine. He brought Harry the Gillyweed that would let him breathe underwater and find his precious Wheezy.


‘Your Wheezy, sir, your Wheezy – Wheezy who is giving Dobby his jumper!’

Dobby plucked at the shrunken maroon sweater he was now wearing over his shorts.
‘What?’ Harry gasped. ‘They’ve got ... they’ve got Ron?’

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## When we discovered where all Hermione’s hats went…

Hermione was on a mission to free all the house-elves – whether they liked it or not. And as they ended up refusing to clean the Gryffindor common room (because of all the hidden hats), Dobby found himself with a brand-new wardrobe at his fingertips – lucky him! We particularly enjoyed how he decided that one hat didn’t quite have the desired effect he was after. What he needed to look really cool was a tower of hats, topped with a hooting Hedwig…we’re just glad that someone appreciated Hermione’s knitting.


Dobby the house-elf was standing beside the table on which Hermione had left half a dozen of her knitted hats. His large, pointed ears were now sticking out from beneath what looked like all the hats Hermione had ever knitted; he was wearing one on top of the other, so that his head seemed elongated by two or three feet, and on the very topmost bobble sat Hedwig, hooting serenely and obviously cured. 

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## When Dobby wanted everyone to have a very ‘Harry’ Christmas

Harry never seemed to be far from Dobby’s thoughts – as demonstrated by his choice of Christmas decorations. Though Harry may not have appreciated them, we think his choice of baubles was inspired – who wouldn’t want to see their own face plastered around the Room of Requirement? It might not have been Harry’s cup of tea, but you have to give Dobby points for his incredible commitment and flair. We would have loved to have been a fly on the wall when Harry walked into that Christmassy chaos...


Harry arrived early in the Room of Requirement for the last DA meeting before the holidays and was very glad he had, because when the torches burst into flame he saw that Dobby had taken it upon himself to decorate the place for Christmas. He could tell the elf had done it, because nobody else would have strung a hundred golden baubles from the ceiling, each showing a picture of Harry’s face and bearing the legend: HAVE A VERY HARRY CHRISTMAS! 

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## When Dobby gave Harry a unique present…

Dobby was responsible for giving Harry some… interesting gifts over the years. But this one has to top them all. We couldn’t help but chuckle at the thought of Dobby painstakingly trying to capture Harry’s likeness – only for it to be compared to a 'gibbon that had been in a fight'...


‘What’s that supposed to be, anyway?’ asked Fred, squinting at Dobby’s painting. ‘Looks like a gibbon with two black eyes.’ 

‘It’s Harry!’ said George, pointing at the back of the picture, ‘says so on the back!’ 

‘Good likeness,’ said Fred, grinning. 


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## When Dobby saved his friends at Malfoy Manor

We may joke about Dobby’s endless admiration of Harry, but when it came down to it, Dobby was the most loyal friend you could ask for. His love for Harry never wavered and this was most evident when he came to rescue Harry and his friends from Malfoy Manor. Dobby must have been so terrified to go back to the place and the people that had terrorised him for so many years. But this brave house-elf stood strong, returned, and saved them all. While we all know the tragic ending to this chapter, we want to remember the moment that Dobby stood up to his former masters and proved once and for all that he really was a free elf. 


‘Dobby has no master!’ squealed the elf. ‘Dobby is a free elf, and Dobby has come to save Harry Potter and his friends!’ 

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*Do you agree with our favourite Dobby moments? Or do you have a favourite that hasn’t been mentioned?*

How the iconic Philosopher’s Stone’s locations defined the characters

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## Harry and the cupboard under the stairs

When we met Harry, his cupboard at the Dursleys’ house was the only place he called his own, and even this tiny, claustrophobic space was his under sufferance.

The Dursleys were not fond of Harry. At best he was a nuisance, at worst he was a problem. Ignored and treated as a skivvy, he was the lowest person in the Privet Drive pecking order and at times the Dursleys’ dislike of him teetered close to emotional abuse. Privet Drive was not a happy place for Harry, and his cupboard – the smallest room in the house, full of spiders and dust and other people’s coats – exemplified that.

Harry didn’t dwell much on life at the Dursleys’, but he longed for opportunities to get away – he was keen to join Dudley’s trip to the zoo because it was better than the alternative. So it’s fitting that his cupboard was the place where Harry’s Hogwarts life began. He might not have read the original letter addressed to ‘The Cupboard under the Stairs’, but Hogwarts found him eventually.

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## Vernon and the Hut-on-the-Rock

The place Hogwarts found Harry was a rain-lashed hut in the middle of the sea, to which he, Dudley and Petunia had been dragged by an increasingly enraged Uncle Vernon. It was described as ‘the most miserable little shack you could imagine’. A damp, two-roomed dwelling, smelling of seaweed: miserable is right.

The only person not miserable was Vernon. He was positively gleeful at the thought of escaping Harry’s Hogwarts letters. Forcing his wife and son to flee to an isolated, potentially dangerous hut to spite his nephew was pretty typical of Vernon’s attitude to Harry and said a lot about his wizarding-world paranoia. For a man so keen on doing things correctly, Vernon’s panicked response showed his fear.

Sadly for him, the hut Vernon hoped to remember as the place he thwarted the wizarding world actually became memorable for two very different reasons. Firstly, it was the place Harry found out he was a wizard. And secondly, it’s where Dudley gained a pig’s tail.

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## Hagrid and Diagon Alley

The wizard who gave Dudley that tail was the same one who became Harry’s unofficial guide to the wizarding world: warm, impulsive, expansive Hagrid, who took Harry to Diagon Alley and introduced him to magic. Covering everything from wands to Quidditch to Gringotts goblins, Hagrid’s tour of this hidden, magical London street was the perfect way to induct Harry – and us – into the wizarding world.

Diagon Alley, in all its messy, disorganised, wonderfully strange glory, had a lot in common with Hagrid. Harry warmed to them both instantly, and wandering around Diagon Alley, never knowing what might pop its head around the corner, was good practice for his friendship with Hagrid.

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## Ron and platform nine and three-quarters

Harry’s first encounter with Ron happened before they boarded the Hogwarts Express. Ron was surrounded by most of his family, literally about to follow in the footsteps of Fred and George and charge through the barrier at platform nine and three-quarters. Then Harry appeared, looking for help, and Mrs Weasley suggested he go ahead of Ron.

People were always going ahead of Ron. He didn’t seem to mind in this instance, but it was obviously something he was aware of, and it became more pronounced as his friendship with Harry developed. Ultimately, his thoughts about Harry’s place in his family became something he had to face up to, an internalised worry that seriously threatened his peace of mind in *Deathly Hallows*.

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## Hermione and the Hogwarts Express

Hermione’s first time on the Hogwarts Express saw her take charge of Neville’s lost toad, lecture Ron about spells and reveal she had learnt all their set books off by heart. Later, she told Ron and Harry to get changed into their robes, despite the fact she’d only just met them.

All fairly standard Hermione behaviour. She showed none of the other first years’ nervousness. Not for her the worry of fitting in or following in anybody else’s footsteps. Even when events conspired to bring her bossiness down a notch, she still tackled everything head-on.

For Hermione, the Hogwarts Express was just the beginning. It was the train journey that would kick off her future.

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## Dumbledore and Hogwarts

Enigmatic Professor Dumbledore was so closely associated with Hogwarts it’s hard to think of one without the other – they’re both full of secrets and the occasional trick step. Dumbledore’s relationship with Hogwarts was summed up by the Mirror of Erised incident.

Harry stumbled across the Mirror, apparently by accident, in a disused classroom. He visited again, desperate to look at the family he saw magically reflected there, until Dumbledore advised him against it. Dumbledore also mentioned, in passing, a mysterious room full of chamber pots, aka the Room of Requirement, which would be so important later.
 
The next time Harry saw the mirror was during his encounter with a Voldemort-possessed Professor Quirrell. Thanks to Dumbledore, he knew exactly what to do.

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Dumbledore used Hogwarts’ secrets to aid his plans, but it was more than that. He understood Hogwarts. Dumbledore knew he’d never learn all its mysteries, and that the ones he did know were not his to keep.

It's the 20th anniversary of the first Harry Potter film this year! We're celebrating 20 key moments from the film at our special [20 Years of Movie Magic hub.](https://www.wizardingworld.com/harrypottermovie20)

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Celebrate 20 years of the first film, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

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Join us for 20 Years of Movie Magic as we celebrate the film Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone’s 20th anniversary

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In November 2001, *Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone*, based on J.K. Rowling’s original story, opened in cinemas across the world, introducing fans to the wizarding world on the big screen for the first time. Now, 20 years on, [we’ve selected 20 key moments](https://www.wizardingworld.com/harrypottermovie20) from Harry’s first adventure for fans to commemorate. 

So, between now and November, join us every week to celebrate a different iconic scene from the movie that started it all. We’re calling this time of celebration ’20 Years of Movie Magic’ - and we implore you to join us in these digital festivities. 

Today, we’re looking at the scene where Harry is delivered his Hogwarts letter at Privet Drive (well, he got several, actually!) which you can read all about in our new [20 Years of Movie Magic hub](https://www.wizardingworld.com/harrypottermovie20) alongside our usual collection of quizzes, craft videos, puzzles and features. You’ll also be able to watch a new video where graphic design duo MinaLima explain how they created that iconic Hogwarts letter prop. And that’s only the start.

Every week, a new moment will unlock so you can unpack a different key scene with us in different ways. Perhaps your personal favourite moment will feature soon if you stay tuned? And if you’re old enough, our social channels also have some cute magical delights to have some fun with – including an interactive Platform Nine and Three-Quarters Instagram filter coming soon.

Next week, things really heat up as we get ready to honour Back to Hogwarts day on 1st September. This is a date that Harry Potter fans have a special affinity with of course – as this is the day Harry boards the Hogwarts Express at 11 o’ clock and prepares to start his new magical life. This year, we’re once again inviting fans all over the world to join us for that all-important countdown before the Hogwarts Express sets off – and we’re doing it with a livestream that you’ll be able to tune into wherever you are. 

Hosted by celebrity DJ and self-proclaimed superfan Yinka Bokinni, this interactive celebration will be available on our Wizarding World YouTube channel from 10.30am BST on 1st September. Yinka will guide fans through an interactive celebration of 20 years of fandom and share breaking news and features that Harry Potter fans will not want to miss – and Tom Felton, our very own Draco Malfoy, will be making an extra-special appearance. 

You can also expect an emotional montage or two! After all, this fandom now spans over two decades and we know so many of you have so many personal memories connected to the Wizarding World.

As you can see, this 20th anniversary is indeed set to be a big one, with upcoming events such as a  Harry Potter Quiz Show also on the way to you soon. And here on WizardingWorld.com, we’ll have digital treats for you every Wednesday that will come in all shapes and forms. Expect guest contributions from Wizarding World friends, new videos, quizzes, puzzles and articles. After all, we all love to stretch out any special occasion as long as possible, right? 

Join us over at the [20 Years of Movie Magic hub](https://www.wizardingworld.com/harrypottermovie20) to get started! And we won’t blame you if you start staring at your fireplace awaiting your Hogwarts letter. You never know. 

As the first Harry Potter film reaches a pivotal milestone – we want to celebrate 20 Years of Movie Magic with you. 

Warner Bros. Studio Tour London’s Dark Arts feature to return in September 

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From 24th September to 7th November, Warner Bros. Studio Tour London will be an eerie affair, with their famous Dark Arts feature returning. At the Great Hall set, fans can expect to find a glorious scene of 100 floating pumpkins – all handcrafted by the film series’ Head Propmaker Pierre Bohanna and his team. Elsewhere in the Studio Tour, an ominous Dark Mark will be projected throughout your visit. Visitors will be able to pick up a Studio Tour passport and try and hunt down Lord Voldemort’s sign. 


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As darkness looms throughout the Studio Tour, visitors can learn a defensive spell sequence from the famous battle scene, put together by Wand Choreographer from *Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix* to *Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2*, Paul Harris, to guide their way in a live duel with Death Eaters.

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The Studio Tour will also be welcoming the return of their popular Hogwarts After Dark events – commencing 6th, 7th and 8th of October for guests over 18. Guests attending these special evenings will be presented with dry ice cocktails and canapés before a swanky two-course dinner amongst popular interior sets including the Potions classroom and Dumbledore’s Office – and then it’s down to the Forbidden Forest for dessert! Certainly not your traditional dinner party experience. And don’t get too comfortable – for Death Eaters will be roaming around throughout the Studio Tour during your visit too!  

So, feeling in the spooky spirit yet? We certainly are. 

Learn more about Warner Bros. Studio Tour London’s upcoming events at [their official website.](https://www.wbstudiotour.co.uk/whats-on/dark-arts/)

MinaLima celebrate their new illustrated edition of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets with Scholastic

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Join Miraphora Mina and Eduardo Lima as they speak to Scholastic about some of their favourite pieces and biggest challenges from illustrating the second book.

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MinaLima are certified experts on Harry Potter, having worked their magic across all eight films, and now designing new creations for Fantastic Beasts. But beyond the films, MinaLima also set their talents to book illustrating – and what better books to illustrate than the ones they know so well, already?

This October, MinaLima will be releasing their beautiful illustrated version of *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets*, following on from their work on *Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone*. Once again, the team, led by Miraphora Mina and Eduardo Lima, have created fully realised moments from the second Harry Potter adventure, from the luscious greens of the Slytherin common room to the colourful topsy-turvy structure of The Burrow. And watch out for some fun pop-outs and interactive elements across certain pages! 

Now, take a look inside at some of the new spreads you can expect to see from this upcoming book. 

## The Slytherin Common Room 


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When it came to imagining the Slytherin common room, Miraphora explained that “you need a bit of darkness and a bit of intrigue” for it, which we can certainly here. This moment comes when Harry and Ron must somehow sneak their way into the common room to extract information from Malfoy, entering a room bathed in green lighting and snakelike details. 

## The Burrow 

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In the books, The Burrow is known as the chaotic home of the Weasley family, built with many storeys precariously balanced on top of each other, thanks to a bit of magic. “The Burrow is just full of sense of humour and colour and life,” Miraphora said. “We want people to spend time in there and discover things.” 

## The greenhouse 


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Professor Sprout’s greenhouses are an integral location in the second book, with Harry and his classmates learning how to pot Mandrakes. In this image, we love the meticulous details on every pair of fluffy earmuffs that the classmates must wear to protect themselves from the Mandrake’s fatal screams. 

## The library 

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MinaLima namechecked the bountiful Hogwarts library as one of their favourites to illustrate in this book. “We want to give the reader the same details that we’d be curious about ourselves,” Miraphora said, when it came to designing this very layered piece. 

The MinaLima Edition of *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* is coming out on hardback on 26th October and will be released by Scholastic in the US and Bloomsbury in the UK.

You can pre-order from [Scholastic here](https://kids.scholastic.com/kid/books/harry-potter/harry-potter-and-the-chamber-of-secrets-minalima-edition/). Or [Bloomsbury here!](https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/harry-potter-and-the-chamber-of-secrets-minalima-edition-9781526637888) You can also look into a special artist-signed copy of the book from [MinaLima's website.](https://urldefense.com/v3/__http://minalima.com__;!!AQdq3sQhfUj4q8uUguY!2rOv4Jc7eYR9G1Ew80d-wpQB1CFUBpGKy3YFYAYl6AeO01hsEfoix4R4prLwiMd-qfAr$)