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[rin68nyr]

Row upon row stands mud which has been burned. The stench of pollution fouls the waters nearby until many a stomach is turned.

Is this Spinner's End? I seem to remember that the houses were in rows, and was it near a broken down, and possibly burned factory? (this is hard without my books being handy!). I remember there being a stench, and a river that Bella and Cissy apperated near...

[misscharlotte]

3. Row upon row stands mud which has been burned. The stench of pollution fouls the waters nearby until many a stomach is turned.

OK. I'm going out on a limb here with my guess. I've been thinking about this one for days.

Burnt mud could also be associated with baked bricks. So something that has brick walls. There are lots of places in the books with brick walls... but stinky waters? Things come to mind: Azkaban? na. Ministry of Magic bathrooms? na. But you said "waters nearby" Hmm? There is Snape's old house where he grew up. There was that old mill and water. I remember a fox running nearby. But I can't recall off the top of my head if that water was stinky or if his house was made of brick. Then of course when I get stumped like this I like to look at the types of other answers left already. These are places where families live. Could it really be Snapes house after all?

For now... I'll have to take a stab at this and say:   Spinner's End

Hey ERIN! I didn't see your post there. Like minds huh?

[fawkes]

Row upon row stands mud which has been burned. The stench of pollution fouls the waters nearby until many a stomach is turned.

Is this Spinner's End? I seem to remember that the houses were in rows, and was it near a broken down, and possibly burned factory? (this is hard without my books being handy!). I remember there being a stench, and a river that Bella and Cissy apperated near...

Congratulations Erin, you are absolutely correct! It is indeed Spinners End.

Miss Charlotte, between both of you, yourself and Erin, you have fully explained the stink, the rows of mud, which are indeed bricks, the stink from the polluted river by the Mill. Yes, also Cissy and Bella did walk along that very stinky river and killed a fox as well.

Now, on to the bonus question...Oh, I see that Miss Charlotte has already answered this one too!

Yes Miss Charlotte, they are all indeed places that Wizarding Family members lived.

[fawkes]

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1. My first and last were the very same. Forever to be remembered in life as in death to be my claim to fame.


2. My mother and grandmother spent their lives as I wish I had also done till the end. Alas the offspring caused such ranker that in exile my life from them I would spend.


3. I shall rescue those objects that my ancestor did protect. Aged and angry, it is impossible for me to stand erect.


4. Due to the knit one and the pearl two of another, a lone soul did Gryffindor ever to clean did bother. Though buttons and dues were set up to bring those together, all it did was go away as quickly as the weather.


5. My memory is not what it once was to be. I did not do the the most evil of deeds. It may have seemed that I was the guilty one, yet it was the beautiful young man that forced the deed to ultimately be done.




BONUS QUESTION. What is the tie between all of the correct answers?











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[misscharlotte]

They killed that fox? I didn't remember.

OK... I get to be the first to try this next one. Cool.

AH! I think I have this one!

3. I shall rescue those objects that my ancestor did protect. Aged and angry, it is impossible for me to stand erect.

Kreacher, who could not stand because of his age and hard work in life. He tried and tried to confiscate all of those dark items the Weasley's were throwing out. He took them back to his little nest and prized most of all a picture of Bellatrix Lestrange.

[fawkes]

You are absolutely correct Miss Charlotte. Kreacher it is!

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1. My first and last were the very same. Forever to be remembered in life as in death to be my claim to fame.


2. My mother and grandmother spent their lives as I wish I had also done till the end. Alas the offspring caused such ranker that in exile my life from them I would spend.


3. I shall rescue those objects that my ancestor did protect. Aged and angry, it is impossible for me to stand erect. Answered by Miss Charlotte. Kreacher


4. Due to the knit one and the pearl two of another, a lone soul did Gryffindor ever to clean did bother. Though buttons and dues were set up to bring those together, all it did was go away as quickly as the weather.


5. My memory is not what it once was to be. I did not do the the most evil of deeds. It may have seemed that I was the guilty one, yet it was the beautiful young man that forced the deed to ultimately be done.




BONUS QUESTION. What is the tie between all of the correct answers?











Now go ahead and answer if you please and show Fawkes here that more goes through your mind than the mornings breeze.

[Deleted]

2. My mother and grandmother spent their lives as I wish I had also done till the end. Alas the offspring caused such ranker that in exile my life from them I would spend.

This would have to be Winky, as her mother and grandmother served the Crouches before her. Her "exile" would have to refer to when she was dismissed by Barty Crouch Sr. at the World Cup - publicly known at the time for having a wand (Harry's) in her possession, to which was against Wizard Law. Of course, later it was revealed that the true reason she was probably dismissed is because she had let Barty Jr obtain a wand (Harry's - from the Top Box).

[fawkes]

You are absolutely correct MSG. Winky it is!

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1. My first and last were the very same. Forever to be remembered in life as in death to be my claim to fame.


2. My mother and grandmother spent their lives as I wish I had also done till the end. Alas the offspring caused such ranker that in exile my life from them I would spend.Answered by MSG. Winky


3. I shall rescue those objects that my ancestor did protect. Aged and angry, it is impossible for me to stand erect. Answered by Miss Charlotte. Kreacher


4. Due to the knit one and the pearl two of another, a lone soul did Gryffindor ever to clean did bother. Though buttons and dues were set up to bring those together, all it did was go away as quickly as the weather.


5. My memory is not what it once was to be. I did not do the the most evil of deeds. It may have seemed that I was the guilty one, yet it was the beautiful young man that forced the deed to ultimately be done.




BONUS QUESTION. What is the tie between all of the correct answers?











Now go ahead and answer if you please and show Fawkes here that more goes through your mind than the mornings breeze.

[fawkes]

Fawkes here,
sheds a tear,
it is far too quiet he fears.

[misscharlotte]

5. My memory is not what it once was to be. I did not do the the most evil of deeds. It may have seemed that I was the guilty one, yet it was the beautiful young man that forced the deed to ultimately be done.

These last few that have been left unanswered seem pretty difficult to me. I'll take a stab at this one.

Memory
most evil deed
found guilty
beautiful young man that forced the deed to be done.

OK... I think pensieve... death/murder... found guilty might mean he want to prison for doing this murder. Beautiful young man could mean the young Tom Riddle. He was one who forced people to do bad things like murder.

Now to take a step back and think.
Yeah! Tom Riddle framed Hagrid for Myrtle's death. People thought him guilty even in Harry's time.

[fangsfan1]

1. My first and last were the very same. Forever to be remembered in life as in death to be my claim to fame.

I'm wondering if this is Dobby. His first words (in COS) in the series were Harry Potter and his last words before his death in DH were Harry Potter. A touching thought that I hadn't realized before. The part about claim to fame could be that he was famous for his friendship and loyalty to Harry-and probably saving Harry's life as well. Beautiful, Fawkes.

[fawkes]

Apr 17, 2016 7:22:00 GMT -6 misscharlotte said:

5. My memory is not what it once was to be. I did not do the the most evil of deeds. It may have seemed that I was the guilty one, yet it was the beautiful young man that forced the deed to ultimately be done.

These last few that have been left unanswered seem pretty difficult to me. I'll take a stab at this one.

Memory
most evil deed
found guilty
beautiful young man that forced the deed to be done.

OK... I think pensieve... death/murder... found guilty might mean he want to prison for doing this murder. Beautiful young man could mean the young Tom Riddle. He was one who forced people to do bad things like murder.

Now to take a step back and think.
Yeah! Tom Riddle framed Hagrid for Myrtle's death. People thought him guilty even in Harry's time.

A very fine try indeed Miss Charlotte and what you point out can possibly fit this riddle yet it is not the answer that Fawkes searches for.

Please do give it another try.

[fawkes]

Apr 17, 2016 18:22:33 GMT -6 fangsfan1 said:

1. My first and last were the very same. Forever to be remembered in life as in death to be my claim to fame.

I'm wondering if this is Dobby. His first words (in COS) in the series were Harry Potter and his last words before his death in DH were Harry Potter. A touching thought that I hadn't realized before. The part about claim to fame could be that he was famous for his friendship and loyalty to Harry-and probably saving Harry's life as well. Beautiful, Fawkes.

Fangsfan1, your deduction is spot on indeed! Thank you for your kind words, today they are something Fawkes does need.

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1. My first and last were the very same. Forever to be remembered in life as in death to be my claim to fame.
Answered by fangsfan1. Dobby

2. My mother and grandmother spent their lives as I wish I had also done till the end. Alas the offspring caused such ranker that in exile my life from them I would spend.Answered by MSG. Winky


3. I shall rescue those objects that my ancestor did protect. Aged and angry, it is impossible for me to stand erect. Answered by Miss Charlotte. Kreacher


4. Due to the knit one and the pearl two of another, a lone soul did Gryffindor ever to clean did bother. Though buttons and dues were set up to bring those together, all it did was go away as quickly as the weather.


5. My memory is not what it once was to be. I did not do the the most evil of deeds. It may have seemed that I was the guilty one, yet it was the beautiful young man that forced the deed to ultimately be done.




BONUS QUESTION. What is the tie between all of the correct answers?











Now go ahead and answer if you please and show Fawkes here that more goes through your mind than the mornings breeze.

[fawkes]

An additional clue appears to be in order;


5. My memory is not what it once was to be. I did not do the the most evil of deeds. It may have seemed that I was the guilty one, yet it was the beautiful young man that forced the deed to ultimately be done.


My mind may be old and feeble I seem to be but it was most likely a memory charm that caused them to believe my masters death was caused by me.

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Now this riddle Fawkes thought for sure would be easy to solve, here is a little hint to make this game all wish to be involved;

4. Due to the knit one and the pearl two of another, a lone soul did Gryffindor ever to clean did bother. Though buttons and dues were set up to bring those together, all it did was go away as quickly as the weather.


One must only come up with the letter so few. Our meaning will tie us to the other riddles answers and that is a helpful clue. It was never awash with fans or coin and misguided as it may have been she with the unruly hair meant it to help the many who fed the students and were dressed unadorned.

[misscharlotte]

Apr 23, 2016 15:47:02 GMT -6 fawkes said:

Apr 17, 2016 7:22:00 GMT -6 misscharlotte said:

5. My memory is not what it once was to be. I did not do the the most evil of deeds. It may have seemed that I was the guilty one, yet it was the beautiful young man that forced the deed to ultimately be done.

These last few that have been left unanswered seem pretty difficult to me. I'll take a stab at this one.

Memory
most evil deed
found guilty
beautiful young man that forced the deed to be done.

OK... I think pensieve... death/murder... found guilty might mean he want to prison for doing this murder. Beautiful young man could mean the young Tom Riddle. He was one who forced people to do bad things like murder.

Now to take a step back and think.
Yeah! Tom Riddle framed Hagrid for Myrtle's death. People thought him guilty even in Harry's time.

A very fine try indeed Miss Charlotte and what you point out can possibly fit this riddle yet it is not the answer that Fawkes searches for.

Please do give it another try.

Sorry I was not able to get back here sooner. My house has been flipped upside down, plus I have not been home much. EEk.

Here we go.


5. My memory is not what it once was to be. I did not do the the most evil of deeds. It may have seemed that I was the guilty one, yet it was the beautiful young man that forced the deed to ultimately be done.


OK... for some reason when I read this THIS time around and looking at the answers of the others I am leaning towards Winky. I really can't remember what it was exactly that she was accused of, but I KNOW she was let go from the Crouch's service. She cried and mourned her family letting her go. She was innocent. AND there was a young Barty Crouch (some might have thought him a beautiful young man) who was the guilty party.

Phooey.... It might also be Kreacher and RAB. Nope. For now, I'll stick with Winky.

An additional clue appears to be in order;


5. My memory is not what it once was to be. I did not do the the most evil of deeds. It may have seemed that I was the guilty one, yet it was the beautiful young man that forced the deed to ultimately be done.


My mind may be old and feeble I seem to be but it was most likely a memory charm that caused them to believe my masters death was caused by me.

WHOA! Just to let you know, it wasn't because it was too hard, more of the muggle life creeping in taking my time turner away so I was not able to be here.

I just now read the last post where you offered a hint. I got it now.

The beautiful young man I DID have right in the beginning.... Tom Riddle, however your question was asking for the House elf's name. HOKEY who was a very old house elf that worked for Hepzibah Smith. She was accused of killer her mistress when really Tom Riddle did it. She was sent to prison. Dumbledore looking for memories of a young Tom Riddle found her there and received a clue as to what Tom had in mind for one of his Horcrux.

[fawkes]

You are absolutely correct Miss Charlotte. Hokey is the poor little thing taken advantage of by Tom Riddle

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4. All answers given to all riddles MUST be accompanied by an explanation as to how the player came to that particular conclusion. This rule includes the bonus question.








1. My first and last were the very same. Forever to be remembered in life as in death to be my claim to fame.
Answered by fangsfan1. Dobby

2. My mother and grandmother spent their lives as I wish I had also done till the end. Alas the offspring caused such ranker that in exile my life from them I would spend.Answered by MSG. Winky


3. I shall rescue those objects that my ancestor did protect. Aged and angry, it is impossible for me to stand erect. Answered by Miss Charlotte. Kreacher


4. Due to the knit one and the pearl two of another, a lone soul did Gryffindor ever to clean did bother. Though buttons and dues were set up to bring those together, all it did was go away as quickly as the weather.


5. My memory is not what it once was to be. I did not do the the most evil of deeds. It may have seemed that I was the guilty one, yet it was the beautiful young man that forced the deed to ultimately be done. Answered by Miss Charlotte. Hokey




BONUS QUESTION. What is the tie between all of the correct answers?











Now go ahead and answer if you please and show Fawkes here that more goes through your mind than the mornings breeze.