Study Days at Hogwarts

[Is Hermione black? 】

no.

All I can say is that "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" is a fan, a fan! That book was not written by Rowling. The author was Jack Thorne, not Rowling. So don’t point the fan setting at the original work and say: In fact, you are the one who is wrong.

[Hogwarts Admissions Issues]

Admissions at Hogwarts have nothing to do with the Ministry of Magic. There are four giants left at Hogwarts: Book of Admittance and Quill of Acceptance.

These records contain the name and date of birth and address of each magical child and are used to tell who is eligible to attend Hogwarts. Every year, Professor McGonagall will check the contents of the book and send admission notices to those children through owls.

[Muggles and Mudbloods Issue:]

Extract part of the article:

"Muggles," said Hagrid, "that's what we call people like them who don't believe in magic."

Also, America is not called Muggles, but No-Majs.

"Mudblood is a slanderous term for Muggle-born people - people whose parents don't know magic."

This is how Rowling defines them.

Therefore, please do not give these two words other interpretations at will. If you have other opinions on these two words, I suggest you talk to Rowling about this topic.

[Gallons and pounds and wage issues? 】

Galleons, also known as gold galleons, are the most valuable coins of magical currency and are made of gold. One Galleons equals 17 Sickles or 493 Nats. (All coins have goblin magic on them and are unique. The Galleons obtained by using the copying spell are worthless. [So wizards who want to use complex spells to copy Galleons, please calm down, otherwise the Ministry of Magic will not mind giving them to you. Go to Azkaban and calm down.])

At the end of the 20th century, the Galleons were equivalent to 4.97 British pounds or 10.17 US dollars. (Why do many fans say 5 pounds, but it is actually about 5 pounds.)

[Pound Sterling: (1990) British average monthly national income: 766 pounds (if it is too low, compare it with the salary in the country in 1990.) Also, the value found by the author, if there is any error, please leave a message to correct it for other readers to see Enough. 】(Found through: wwwshihangorg)

Magical world. Dobby: The price offered by Dumbledore: ten galleons a week, with weekends off (about 40 galleons a month, approximately = 200 pounds).

[[Arthur Weasley’s salary shouldn’t be much higher than Dobby’s. (Even if it is doubled or tripled)

The wages of wizards in the magical world are not equal to the wages of ordinary people in the UK. The two parties basically belong to two different worlds.

Galleons to Pound Sterling Relationship: Forex. (Author's own guess.)

Gringotts would store some pounds, but not too many, so the money market to flood Gringotts through pounds didn't exist. (Just like you can't exchange half of the red bills into U.S. knives.)

Pounds can be converted into galleons through other means, such as gold and gemstones, (remember, if you copy a silver knife and fork, the value of the copy is only the use value of the knife and fork.) (Personal settings)]]

Durmstrang Academy is not in Russia, but in Scandinavia. Russia has its own magic academy called Kodos Doriz.

Why nine planets instead of eight: In 1990, Pluto had not yet been expelled.

Potter made his fortune selling Smoothing Hair Detergent, the product used by Hermione in her fourth year. (The company has been sold, so we are sitting on nothing.)

The Potter family's invisibility cloak comes from the maternal line, that is, a certain ancestor of the Potter family married the daughter or granddaughter of Ignotus Peverell, and the third of the three brothers had no sons, so the family heirloom was Was brought to the Potter family and became an heirloom of the Potter family. To some extent, Potter and Voldemort were related, separated by centuries.

On the Marauder's Map: Voldemort's name is Tom Riddle. Basically few people know that Voldemort's original name is Tom Riddle, so even if the twins find out by chance, they will only be curious about who this guy named Tom is.

Petrification and the Basilisk: The Basilisk's glare can cause death, and anyone caught in its gaze will die immediately. There is no indication in the records that the basilisk's glare can turn people to stone, which is why no one thinks of the basilisk.

Is it illegal to use magic in front of Muggle family members: Muggle family members are allowed to know about the existence of the wizarding world, but they need to keep it secret. It is illegal for underage wizards to use magic in front of family members because it violates the law on reasonable restraint of underage wizards. Adult wizards are not bound by the rules. Adult wizards can use magic in front of Muggle family members.

To be continued…