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[fawkes]

You are absolutely correct this time Miss Charlotte! Madam Maxime it is.

[fawkes]

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1. I hide who I am yet everyone must surely know. I am beloved by the lovely ones and with them to Hogwarts I did go.
Answered by Miss Charlotte. Madam Maxime

2. High upon the place do we reside. Driven out during the 70's and forced for 15 years to hide.


3. Half of me is more than half of my brother. How we came about was our now dead mother.Answered by fangsfan1. Grawp


4. I am the most powerful of them all. Do not cross me or you will find how the mighty shall fall.Answered by Miss Charlotte. The Gurg

5. Many were killed by these representatives of "The Man". Surely one famous for his eye as well as his last stand.



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.

[misscharlotte]

5. Many were killed by these representatives of "The Man". Surely one famous for his eye as well as his last stand.

Sounds like Alistor (Mad Eye) Moody. The representatives are the members of the Order of the Phoenix.

Famous for his eye: I think of - seeing all - or "one eye" being singular. This could be Dumbledore as well, for knowing that he see's a lot, but he's not famous for his eye. I think Dumbledore often turns a blind eye on many things he does not want to address just to let it play out and see the outcome. Still, I hold to Moody. Dumbledore was the main reason for the representatives in the first place, but Moody was a part of the team and seemed to be the one leading the team to get Harry to safety when he died.

WAIT! I'm thinking backward when I just reread your question. 

"Many were killed by these representatives" This HAS to be the Death Eaters. "The Man" is Voldemort. They represent him. The one killed was Moody. 

[fangsfan1]

2. High upon the place do we reside. Driven out during the 70's and forced for 15 years to hide.

Wondering if this is the colony of giants that Hagrid and Olympe went to meet with in OOP? I remember them being in a mountainous region, and it seemed like a lot of the giants did go into hiding because of being driven out by wizards. Not sure about the 15 years though, could this time have been while Voldemort lost his body and was not there to support them?

[fawkes]

Nov 6, 2016 6:20:00 GMT -6 misscharlotte said:

5. Many were killed by these representatives of "The Man". Surely one famous for his eye as well as his last stand.

Sounds like Alistor (Mad Eye) Moody. The representatives are the members of the Order of the Phoenix.

Famous for his eye: I think of - seeing all - or "one eye" being singular. This could be Dumbledore as well, for knowing that he see's a lot, but he's not famous for his eye. I think Dumbledore often turns a blind eye on many things he does not want to address just to let it play out and see the outcome. Still, I hold to Moody. Dumbledore was the main reason for the representatives in the first place, but Moody was a part of the team and seemed to be the one leading the team to get Harry to safety when he died.

WAIT! I'm thinking backward when I just reread your question. 

"Many were killed by these representatives" This HAS to be the Death Eaters. "The Man" is Voldemort. They represent him. The one killed was Moody. 

Miss Charlotte, you are correct that one of these followers of "The Man" was Mad Eye Moody, but it is the title of those that he considered among his own ilk. Deather Eaters are not ones that would be associated as Moodys, ilk, no, not them, not even if they were all dressed in silk.

[fawkes]

Nov 7, 2016 20:18:56 GMT -6 fangsfan1 said:

2. High upon the place do we reside. Driven out during the 70's and forced for 15 years to hide.

Wondering if this is the colony of giants that Hagrid and Olympe went to meet with in OOP? I remember them being in a mountainous region, and it seemed like a lot of the giants did go into hiding because of being driven out by wizards. Not sure about the 15 years though, could this time have been while Voldemort lost his body and was not there to support them?

Fangsfan1, you are absolutely correct. The colony of Giants is who Fawkes does seek.

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1. I hide who I am yet everyone must surely know. I am beloved by the lovely ones and with them to Hogwarts I did go.
Answered by Miss Charlotte. Madam Maxime

2. High upon the place do we reside. Driven out during the 70's and forced for 15 years to hide.Answered by fangsfan1. The Colony of Giants


3. Half of me is more than half of my brother. How we came about was our now dead mother.Answered by fangsfan1. Grawp


4. I am the most powerful of them all. Do not cross me or you will find how the mighty shall fall.Answered by Miss Charlotte. The Gurg

5. Many were killed by these representatives of "The Man". Surely one famous for his eye as well as his last stand.



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.

[misscharlotte]

Nov 8, 2016 16:10:34 GMT -6 fawkes said:

Nov 6, 2016 6:20:00 GMT -6 misscharlotte said:

5. Many were killed by these representatives of "The Man". Surely one famous for his eye as well as his last stand.

Sounds like Alistor (Mad Eye) Moody. The representatives are the members of the Order of the Phoenix.

Famous for his eye: I think of - seeing all - or "one eye" being singular. This could be Dumbledore as well, for knowing that he see's a lot, but he's not famous for his eye. I think Dumbledore often turns a blind eye on many things he does not want to address just to let it play out and see the outcome. Still, I hold to Moody. Dumbledore was the main reason for the representatives in the first place, but Moody was a part of the team and seemed to be the one leading the team to get Harry to safety when he died.

WAIT! I'm thinking backward when I just reread your question. 

"Many were killed by these representatives" This HAS to be the Death Eaters. "The Man" is Voldemort. They represent him. The one killed was Moody. 

Miss Charlotte, you are correct that one of these followers of "The Man" was Mad Eye Moody, but it is the title of those that he considered among his own ilk. Deather Eaters are not ones that would be associated as Moodys, ilk, no, not them, not even if they were all dressed in silk.

Ok.... then I must need to undo my backwards thought and go back to my original...


Sounds like Alistor (Mad Eye) Moody. The representatives are the members of the Order of the Phoenix.



Famous for his eye: I think of - seeing all - or "one eye" being singular. This could be Dumbledore as well, for knowing that he see's a lot, but he's not famous for his eye. I think Dumbledore often turns a blind eye on many things he does not want to address just to let it play out and see the outcome. Still, I hold to Moody. Dumbledore was the main reason for the representatives in the first place, but Moody was a part of the team and seemed to be the one leading the team to get Harry to safety when he died.

So.... the group or "representatives" would be the members of the Order of the Phoenix. "The man" must be Albus Dumbledore. 

[fawkes]

Oh no Miss Charlotte, you were on the right track with Mad Eye, but the group he belonged to did work for "The Man". Now think what that connotation pertains to and you will be able to figure out for sure how you have flushed the chances away thus far. Oh, how many times has Fawkes been caught up in those nasty iron gates. How did the owls do it for so long?

[fawkes]

Fawkes would like to give a little holiday stocking stuffer to the Lovegood Loungers.

As his token he wishes to explain the riddle that Miss Charlotte has worked so diligently upon.

You might recall that many giants were killed by the Auros during the first wizarding war. Mad Eye Moody was one of the most successful auroral in rounding up giants. The reference to "The Man" is the government and in this case the Ministry of Magic which the Aurors were a part of.

The answer then should be Aurors and the ultimate tie in of all the riddles from this edition of The Fawkes Burning Quiz is "GIANTS ".

An all new Fawkes Burning Quiz is in the works so keep your quills sharp.

[misscharlotte]

OH I apologize dear Fawkes. I never meant to take so long in answering this last question.

Now backreading your next to the last comment. I did come up with... Auror. Madeye was an auror and many of his coworkers was killed in the line of duty. But the man I was about to say was their boss, so to speak, Minister Fudge. However I completely forgot about the giants and how they were part of the reason so many auror's were killed.

I do look forward to your next burning quiz.

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1. Far below the bright lights of London I am to be found. It has been far too long to have lived so underground.

2. With peaks and valleys and tundra galore. These are the places in a row galore.


3. Far away from Hogwarts is this mysterious land. Breeders of great flying lizards hang out there as a merry band.

4. I am but one of seven yet the one least seen. Away in another world, yes that's where I've been.

5. Four to a bag and one in the hand. Pull on the drawstring and you will see our fierceness in your palm stand.



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.

[misscharlotte]

1. Far below the bright lights of London I am to be found. It has been far too long to have lived so underground.


Hmm? Let me think. Things that live underground... I think I creatures since no witches or wizards could do that... Hmm? Now that would make a good fanfic to have someone hide or live underground for some reason.

Ok... sorry for wandering around.

Bright lights. PEOPLE? OH! Luna and Ollivander spent time in a dark underground room, but that's not it. Dungeon? Eek. Captive? Long time? OH the dragon that lived so long guarding the loot at Gringotts. No lights meant no sun. I felt so bad for the creature. They are such a cruel people to do that to such a magnificent beast.

[fawkes]

You are absolutely correct Miss Charlotte! It is indeed the Gringotts dragon.

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1. Far below the bright lights of London I am to be found. It has been far too long to have lived so underground.Answered by Miss Charlotte. Gringott's dragon


2. With peaks and valleys and tundra galore. These are the places in a row galore.


3. Far away from Hogwarts is this mysterious land. Breeders of great flying lizards hang out there as a merry band.

4. I am but one of seven yet the one least seen. Away in another world, yes that's where I've been.

5. Four to a bag and one in the hand. Pull on the drawstring and you will see our fierceness in your palm stand.



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.

[misscharlotte]

3. Far away from Hogwarts is this mysterious land. Breeders of great flying lizards hang out there as a merry band.


OK... this is a place.


it's far away.

 a place where breeding takes place.


flying lizards to me sound like dragons.

Oh wow! Can you just imagine the sounds of different dragons sounding off as if they were songbirds greeting the day?!

Sounds like Romania where Charlie Weasley lives and works on the dragon reserve. Far safe away from humans or muggle eyes to see.

[fawkes]

Yes, Miss Charlotte, you are absolutely correct. Romania it is indeed.

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1. Far below the bright lights of London I am to be found. It has been far too long to have lived so underground.Answered by Miss Charlotte. Gringott's dragon


2. With peaks and valleys and tundra galore. These are the places in a row galore.


3. Far away from Hogwarts is this mysterious land. Breeders of great flying lizards hang out there as a merry band.Answered by Miss Charlotte. Romania


4. I am but one of seven yet the one least seen. Away in another world, yes that's where I've been.


5. Four to a bag and one in the hand. Pull on the drawstring and you will see our fierceness in your palm stand.



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.

[rin68nyr]

4. I am but one of seven yet the one least seen. Away in another world, yes that's where I've been.


Rowena Ravenclaw's diadem? It was one of 7 horcruxes...had been hidden in Albania, and was only seen at the end of the HP stories. The others we saw more than once, even if only in a memory. The diary (in Flourish and Blotts, in a few bathroom scenes ,as well as in Dumbledore's office, the locket (at 12 Grimmauld place and on Umbridge (even pictures in a newspaper)), Hufflepuff's cup seen in a memory as well as the Gringott's vault, Nagini (with Voldemort starting in Goblet of Fire), and of course, Harry himself.

Erin

[fawkes]

Aha Miss Erin, as sharp as they be. Your answer is absolutely correct as correct can be. It is indeed the lost Diadem of Ravenclaw