Adelaide Oakes

Adelaide Oakes
Biographical information
Born	Between 1 September 1874 and 31 August 1875
Nationality	British or Irish
Also known as	Addie
Physical information
Species	Human
Gender	Female
Hair colour	Light brown
Skin colour	Light
Relationship information
Family members	Father † Mother † Rowland Oakes (uncle) Oakes family
Affiliation
House	Hufflepuff
Loyalty	Oakes family Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry Hufflepuff

Adelaide Oakes (b. 1874/1875) was a student at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in the late 19th century where she was Sorted into Hufflepuff.

Biography

Adelaide was orphaned at a young age, as her mother died in childbirth and her father died when she was five years old. After her parents' death, her uncle Rowland Oakes took care of her.

She was friends with fellow Hufflepuff Evangeline Bardsley. After Headmaster Phineas Nigellus Black had the bells of Hogwarts removed, she initially agreed to help Evangeline put them back where they belonged, but eventually feared that she might get into trouble due to Black's questioning, and refused to complete the job. During the 1890–1891 school year, she enlisted the aid of the new fifth-year in locating her uncle, who had dealings with Ranrok's Loyalists.

Behind the scenes

• Adelaide is voiced by Amelie Newton in Hogwarts Legacy.
  • In the game, she is the quest giver for the side quest "The Tale of Rowland Oakes".
• If the player chooses Hufflepuff house, they will talk to Adelaide in the Hufflepuff common room on their first day. She is found near the fireplace reading a letter from her uncle that made her worried about him. She asks the player if they did get nearly eaten by a dragon.
  • The player can choose to ask Adelaide about her uncle if they want to, which she will respond assuring them that everything is all right despite her worries and that her uncle is always busy traveling for work.

Appearances

• Hogwarts Legacy (First appearance)

External links

• Adelaide Oakes at the Hogwarts Legacy Wiki

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