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"Kill the spare!"
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"Are you a wizard, or what?"
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- "Hey, losers, he isn't here."
- — Neville Longbottom to this and another Death Eater.[src]
This individual was a wizard and, in the Second Wizarding War, one among the Death Eaters faithful to Lord Voldemort.
Biography
Second Wizarding War
This Death Eater, along with others, raided the Hogwarts Express on 1 September, 1997, to search the train for Harry Potter. However, he was unsuccessful in his search, as his target, and accomplices Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger were at that point hidden from the Death Eater regime in Grimmauld Place.
Later that year, on 1 May, he was murdered in a fit of rage by Lord Voldemort, after he was informed by the goblins from Gringotts that Harry Potter and his aforementioned friends had stolen Helga Hufflepuff's Cup from the Lestrange Vault.
Behind the scenes
- This Death Eater was played in all his appearances by Simon Grover.