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What do you suppose happened to Patricia Rakepick at the end of our Fifth year? Just went back to being Head Curse-Breaker, kicked out of Hogwarts, revealed that Rakepick is R, sent to Azkaban?
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<p>Any thoughts on the matter?</p>
<p>What do you mean?</p>
<p>Strongly against</p>
<p>How do you guys suppose student exchange programs would work between the different wizarding schools in terms of transporting, the fees and etc.?</p>
<p>Say like how students offer student exchange programs, how would transfer programs work (like the exchange programs but students wouldn't exchange between schools)? Would they be similar or completely different to the student exchange programs?</p>
<p>The reveal that Jacob's sibling is a Legilimens like his brother and Snape saying how their brother got into his head and made him see all those visions got me wondering, could our player still be a Seer or are they just an average wizard/witch (minus the part where they were born Legilimens) that has had a skilled Legilimens in their head?</p><p>
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<p>Then how does Dumbledore and Snape know the player is one, I mean besides the fact that their brother is one. They said that they couldn't read minds and with proper training they will. I assume since they knew and said the player was one, our player must have been born a Legilimens like Queenie. We don't know if all born Legilimens are like Queenie in that it's second nature to them, it could just be Queenie. There haven't been any other born Legilimens to prove or disprove it. I sort of assumed that Dumbledore is one when Dumbledore said that some are born Legilimens. Hopefully we will learn more about born Legilimens in the next chapter.</p>
<p>Anyone playing Hogwarts Mystery and is in fifth year has probably found out their character is a Legilimens and they haven't even cast the spell yet. Hearing that revelation got me thinking and wondering about Legilimens. How does being born a Legilimens work? Does being born a Legilimens sometimes mean that Legilimens like Snape have greater skill or easier time learning Legilimency than other witches and wizards or something? Can Legilimens only have the ability to see into another witch or wizard's mind, probably Muggles too, or can any witch or wizard that casts the spell and trains extensively become a Legilimens? Is being a Legilimens passed down from generation to generation? Snape and Dumbledore said that the player is a Legilimens but don't have the ability to see into someone else's mind, so what does that mean for them before training? Can they do certain things that comes from their Legilimency? Do all born Legilimens have the ability to look into another person's without training like Queenie and Dumbledore or does it always require training?</p>
<p>I really hope they do other school mystery games like Hogwarts Mystery. For the majority of the schools, they don't have the potential to be in any future films, possible books and etc. so there doesn't have to be any worry about conflicts of information. As for the ones we might see like Ilvermorny and etc., any changes between the films and the game could be explained as changes as the school hopes to change with the times (not speculation just saying it's a possibility). We already know enough about the schools, all that's needed is some imagination and research on styles and etc.</p>
<p>What happens to wands after their master dies? Do all wands die or can they get passed on to another witch or wizard?</p>
<p>Can the Revelio Charm be used to open the entrance to Diagon Alley rather than just tapping their wand on the bricks? The Revelio Charm can be used to reveal passages, what about a passage to a wizarding location like Diagon Alley?</p>
<p>Are pure-bloods defined by wizards and witches in a particular bloodline like a single wizard or witch's parents, grandparents, and etc. or the entire family tree? Take the Black or Lestrange family for example, majority of the wizards and witches in these families are pure-bloods but some members like Andromeda Tonks had a half-blood child.</p>
<p>I'm pretty sure Ilvermorny is big enough for all the wizards and witches in America. There are smaller schools though in different parts of the country. There aren't as many wizards and witches than Muggles/No-Majes so I doubt there are that many No-Majes in America. For certain holidays such as 4th of July, unless students stayed at Ilvermorny over the summer and/or returned for a special 4th of July celebration, I doubt the students would see it. 7 years makes the most sense; the student would graduate at 18 (assuming students still start attending at age 11). If you're thinking they start later then they wouldn't get out until they were much older like 19-maybe 21. When they start and end wizarding school (Hogwarts, Ilvermorny and etc.) isn't about legal ages as much as the best ages to start and end school like Muggles. If students started attending school at age 12 rather than age 11, they would/might get too attached to their Muggle/No-Maj schools (for Muggle-borns and wizards raised in the Muggle/No-Maj world) and might not want to go to a wizarding school which could risk exposure and danger not only themselves, but also others around them. MACUSA has only one headquarters. MACUSA doesn't need multiple headquarters in different parts of the country. It's the same as American No-Maj government; our government is located in Washington D.C. There are no other branches/headquarters for the government. All American wizards and witches have to go to MACUSA in NYC to get there.</p>
<p>Most likely yes. It's an American holiday and most students would celebrate it. She might make a series centered around Ilvermorny or another wizarding school depending on if he feels like it or not. She might decide not to after writing scripts/screenplays for 5 films. Hope she does though. Would love to see Ilvermorny and an "American Hogwarts". Hogwarts is great, but Ilvermorny is better. If I was a wizard, I would've attended Ilvermorny.</p>
<p>SPOILER</p><p>.</p><p>.</p><p>.</p><p>.</p><p>I was sad to see Leta die and sacrifice herself for Theseus and Newt. Despite being damaged and kinda broken, she was a good, kind person. Is it possible Leta is actually alive? We never saw her disintegrate into a pile of ash, just burn a little. Here's my theory: Leta was burning in the blue flames and was able to save herself/Apparate somewhere else in time before she was badly burned and died. It's just speculation, so don't assume I got this from somewhere.</p>
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<p>SPOILER</p><p>.</p><p>.</p><p>.</p><p>.</p><p>For anyone who has seen Crimes of Grindelwald, it was revealed Credence is a Dumbledore and his birth name is Aurelius Dumbledore. How is Credence Albus' brother? Albus was born a century before him and Percival Dumbledore was in Azbakan? Could he have gotten released or escaped Azkaban and Credence is Albus' half-brother? Is it possible Grindelwald only said Credence was a Dumbledore and Albus' brother to manipulate him into thinking he's a Dumbledore and that Albus wants him dead/destroyed in an attempt to get Credence on his side and kill Albus for him? I'm not saying Credence isn't/can't be Albus' brother or that Aurelius doesn't exist if Grindelwald is lying. Grindelwald is an expert manipulator and liar to get what he wants.</p>
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<p>Sorry for the late response. For the most part, werewolves lose their human consciousness when they transform into wolves making them more animal than human. Although, we should take Wolfsbane into account. If werewolves took wolfsbane, they maintain their human consciousness rather than lose it, so even when they're wolves they are just as human as regular humans. Werewolves should be classified as beings because they are still human and capable of human consciousness. Werewolves aren't always wolves, they only transform during the full moon. The rest of the time, they are human just like everyone else. They are not always mindless, savage, animalistic creatures. All werewolves shouldn't suffer because of the beast-like natures of some werewolves like Fenrir Greyback and the other werewolves in his army. Beasts are incapable of human speech, but werewolves are in their human forms stating that werewolves aren't ordinary beasts at the very least. Most of the time, werewolves are more human than beast.</p>
<p>^The part about Queenie is not proven. They will probably move to Europe like England or Paris to be together.</p>
<p>A Blood malediction like Astoria isn't the same as being a Maledictus. Sure they're both cursed, but are completely different. A blood malediction could resurface show up in future descendants and a Maledictus is a witch that eventually makes her turn into a beast permanently.</p>