Painting of apples

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Ginevra Weasley: "The Fat Lady... she's gone."

Ronald Weasley: "Probably stuffing her face with the apples in that still life on the second floor again."

— Ginny and Ronald Weasley after Sirius Black's attack of the Fat Lady^[src]

There was a still-life of apples hung on the second-floor of Hogwarts Castle. The Fat Lady was known to leave her frame to eat some apples from this painting.^[1]

Behind the scenes

This painting is mentioned only in the script of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Ron's line about it was cut from the film.

Notes and references

↑ Prisoner of Azkaban script on IMSDb

Second-floor of Hogwarts Castle
Classrooms
Class 31
Corridors
Gargoyle Corridor · Second-floor corridor
Halls and rooms
Potions storeroom · Second-floor arcade · Second-floor foyer · Second-floor hall · Second-floor secret storeroom
Offices
Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher's office
Other locations
No entry due to flooding - Mr. Filch
Portraits, statues and other artwork
Anne Boleyn · Bust of a medieval wizard · Basil Fronsac · Map of Argyllshire · Painting of apples · Temeritus Shanks ·Wizarding family
Staircases
Staircase to the ground-floor · Staircase between the first and second-floor corridors · Staircase to the library corridor · Staircase to the third-floor

[POAscript-0] Prisoner of Azkaban script on IMSDb

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Behind the scenes

Notes and references