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[fawkes]

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1. Only 1 Correctly answered riddle will be recognized per 24 hour period of the time you posted the correct answer. If you have answered incorrectly, you may attempt again until a correct answer is acknowledged.
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1. From way in the back did I peak all about. My stare did glare but hidden I kept my snout. The greens did cover me all fairly well, till he who survived caught on me and then I was to tell.[/size] Answered by Fangsfan1. Dobby in the hedges at Privet Drive.


2. In row upon row I am to be found. Lowly guarded by stone and large flowers to be found. Prim and proper and square as can be. Many a stacks reside upon me.[/size]

3. Round and round and swings too and fro. To teeter on the edge, still a comfort I am to be known.[/size]


4. So small and cramped but a refuge I be. The residents you see are hung by threads you see. For Ten minus a few where many a night, the place to doze and stay out of sight.[/size] Answered by Fangsfan1. The Cupboard beneath the stairs


5. Clad in Tartan Slippers and Tins galore, she made her way to my smelly Ole door. For Felines do smell when left to their own, but cabbage will cut through that acrid smell alone. The kitties did come and the kitties did go, but their remembrance was captured and put on a yearly good show.[/size]







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

[fangsfan1]

2. In row upon row I am to be found. Lowly guarded by stone and large flowers to be found. Prim and proper and square as can be. Many a stacks reside upon me.

Could it be Shell Cottage?

[fawkes]

Nov 1, 2010 18:43:23 GMT -6 fangsfan1 said:

2. In row upon row I am to be found. Lowly guarded by stone and large flowers to be found. Prim and proper and square as can be. Many a stacks reside upon me.

Could it be Shell Cottage?

I am so sorry to say that it is not Shell Cottage.

One might think that the riddles have a related string to them somehow might one?

[fangsfan1]

One might think that the riddles have a related string to them somehow might one?

I wondered about that too. And is the word string in the above sentence a hint?
At first I thought it might be all people or places that have helped Harry in some way. Now I'm wondering if they are all people or things that could be found on Privet Drive>

2. In row upon row I am to be found. Lowly guarded by stone and large flowers to be found. Prim and proper and square as can be. Many a stacks reside upon me.

My other guess had been possibly the school library because of the stacks but now it doesn't seem to fit. Unless it's Aunt Petunia's flower garden?
I am getting stumped, think I'm going to think on it again!

[grandpalovegood]

5. Clad in Tartan Slippers and Tins galore, she made her way to my smelly Ole door. For Felines do smell when left to their own, but cabbage will cut through that acrid smell alone. The kitties did come and the kitties did go, but their remembrance was captured and put on a yearly good show.

Then the answer most definately has to be... Mrs. Figg.

[fawkes]

Nov 2, 2010 11:20:29 GMT -6 fangsfan1 said:

One might think that the riddles have a related string to them somehow might one?

I wondered about that too. And is the word string in the above sentence a hint?
At first I thought it might be all people or places that have helped Harry in some way. Now I'm wondering if they are all people or things that could be found on Privet Drive>

2. In row upon row I am to be found. Lowly guarded by stone and large flowers to be found. Prim and proper and square as can be. Many a stacks reside upon me.

My other guess had been possibly the school library because of the stacks but now it doesn't seem to fit. Unless it's Aunt Petunia's flower garden?
I am getting stumped, think I'm going to think on it again!

Well Fangsfan1, you are on the right track at the same time as having gone off the track with this most recent post.

The response I gave did indeed have something to do with the correct answer..

Go for it, keep on trying. I am sure it will come to you.. Maybe just take a walk round the block and take in the view to clear your head.

[fawkes]

Nov 2, 2010 22:42:29 GMT -6 grandpalovegood said:

5. Clad in Tartan Slippers and Tins galore, she made her way to my smelly Ole door. For Felines do smell when left to their own, but cabbage will cut through that acrid smell alone. The kitties did come and the kitties did go, but their remembrance was captured and put on a yearly good show.

Then the answer most definately has to be... Mrs. Figg.

Yes, yes, yes Miss Charlotte, it is indeed Mrs. Figg... Congratulations!

[fawkes]

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1. Only 1 Correctly answered riddle will be recognized per 24 hour period of the time you posted the correct answer. If you have answered incorrectly, you may attempt again until a correct answer is acknowledged.
2. Answers must be accompanied by "Cut and Paste of the question itself.
3. Please wait for your previous answer to be acknowledged before going onto the your next guess.






1. From way in the back did I peak all about. My stare did glare but hidden I kept my snout. The greens did cover me all fairly well, till he who survived caught on me and then I was to tell.[/size] Answered by Fangsfan1. Dobby in the hedges at Privet Drive.


2. In row upon row I am to be found. Lowly guarded by stone and large flowers to be found. Prim and proper and square as can be. Many a stacks reside upon me.[/size]

3. Round and round and swings too and fro. To teeter on the edge, still a comfort I am to be known.[/size]


4. So small and cramped but a refuge I be. The residents you see are hung by threads you see. For Ten minus a few where many a night, the place to doze and stay out of sight.[/size] Answered by Fangsfan1. The Cupboard beneath the stairs


5. Clad in Tartan Slippers and Tins galore, she made her way to my smelly Ole door. For Felines do smell when left to their own, but cabbage will cut through that acrid smell alone. The kitties did come and the kitties did go, but their remembrance was captured and put on a yearly good show.[/size] Answered by Miss Charlotte. Mrs. Figg







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

[fangsfan1]

2. In row upon row I am to be found. Lowly guarded by stone and large flowers to be found. Prim and proper and square as can be. Many a stacks reside upon me.

Is it Privet Drive itself with its row of houses?

[fawkes]

Nov 4, 2010 22:24:04 GMT -6 fangsfan1 said:

2. In row upon row I am to be found. Lowly guarded by stone and large flowers to be found. Prim and proper and square as can be. Many a stacks reside upon me.

Is it Privet Drive itself with its row of houses?

Yes! Now you have it Fangsfan1, your answer now is Absolutely Correct! It is Number 4 Privet Drive..

If you remember the description of Number 4, it is surrounded by a low stone wall. It has large Hydrangea bushes under the front window in which Harry hid during the heat of the Summer to listen to the News Casts. It has numerous Chimney stacks and is Square in Shape and almost identical to all of its neighbors as it is also a part of a Row of Brick Townhouses. Prim and Proper is how the house was described having once believed that they had won a Best Kept Lawn award, the Dursleys were lured away from their home.

[fawkes]

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To Play FAWKES BURNING QUIZ

1. Only 1 Correctly answered riddle will be recognized per 24 hour period of the time you posted the correct answer. If you have answered incorrectly, you may attempt again until a correct answer is acknowledged.
2. Answers must be accompanied by "Cut and Paste of the question itself.
3. Please wait for your previous answer to be acknowledged before going onto the your next guess.






1. From way in the back did I peak all about. My stare did glare but hidden I kept my snout. The greens did cover me all fairly well, till he who survived caught on me and then I was to tell.[/size] Answered by Fangsfan1. Dobby in the hedges at Privet Drive.


2. In row upon row I am to be found. Lowly guarded by stone and large flowers to be found. Prim and proper and square as can be. Many a stacks reside upon me.[/size] Answered by Fangsfan1. Number 4 Privet Drive

3. Round and round and swings too and fro. To teeter on the edge, still a comfort I am to be known.[/size]


4. So small and cramped but a refuge I be. The residents you see are hung by threads you see. For Ten minus a few where many a night, the place to doze and stay out of sight.[/size] Answered by Fangsfan1. The Cupboard beneath the stairs


5. Clad in Tartan Slippers and Tins galore, she made her way to my smelly Ole door. For Felines do smell when left to their own, but cabbage will cut through that acrid smell alone. The kitties did come and the kitties did go, but their remembrance was captured and put on a yearly good show.[/size] Answered by Miss Charlotte. Mrs. Figg







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

[fangsfan1]

Yes it all makes sense now, thank you Duddahs for you explanation.

[fangsfan1]

3. Round and round and swings too and fro. To teeter on the edge, still a comfort I am to be known.

The only thing I have been able to come up with for this one is the Whomping Willow but I don't think it can be right. I'll have to think some more on it this weekend, if nobody else figures it out.
Excellent Quiz, thank you Fawkes.

[fawkes]

Nov 5, 2010 22:38:40 GMT -6 fangsfan1 said:

3. Round and round and swings too and fro. To teeter on the edge, still a comfort I am to be known.

The only thing I have been able to come up with for this one is the Whomping Willow but I don't think it can be right. I'll have to think some more on it this weekend, if nobody else figures it out.
Excellent Quiz, thank you Fawkes.

I am so sorry to say Fangsfan1, that your instincts this time are right. Your answer is in fact incorrect.

Please do try again.

Fawkes always enjoys having all come and try to solve the Riddles of Fawkes. It is one of the things that makes The Lovegood Lounge so much more enjoyable than all the other sites.

You might want to see if you can connect the other answers given to this point on the other Riddles. You will see that the thread is strong and the story as it goes very long. So go around and play some more, yep that is the ticket just get outside of your sheltered door.

[Duddahs]

Hopes beyond Hope that someone will take a crack at that last Riddle so an All New Burning Quiz can be delivered..

Fawkes gave it to Duddahs to deliver some time ago now and it is just sitting round getting wrinkled.

[grandpalovegood]

3. Round and round and swings too and fro. To teeter on the edge, still a comfort I am to be known.

I am with fangsfan when she said the first thing thatcomes to mind was the Willow tree but still, it does not fit either.

My second thought goes more towards the Shrieking Shack that moves to and fro and also is a place of comfort now that they know it was not a place to fear.. Still, that does not fit in with the rest of the answers and Privet Drive. Hmm?

Taking a stab and say... the Weasley's flying car?

[fangsfan1]

3. Round and round and swings too and fro. To teeter on the edge, still a comfort I am to be known.

I am still really stumped on this one. It's not the Weasley's flying car is it?

[fawkes]

Unfortunately the answer is not the Weasleys Car.

But if you have stood your ground and have played around and have taken your best swing and still do not know where I am then you might need to stop sitting on the fence and teeter totter over here right in deedy.

[grandpalovegood]

3. Round and round and swings too and fro. To teeter on the edge, still a comfort I am to be known.

I forget offhand the name of the playground that Harry likes to hang out at while he's staying with his aunt and uncle... But it has to be that.

[fawkes]

Nov 14, 2010 9:37:46 GMT -6 grandpalovegood said:

3. Round and round and swings too and fro. To teeter on the edge, still a comfort I am to be known.

I forget offhand the name of the playground that Harry likes to hang out at while he's staying with his aunt and uncle... But it has to be that.

AH YES Miss Charlotte, you are Correct! The Riddle does in fact lead one to the Magnolia Place Playground! As you will see, all of the Riddles in this edition of Fawkes Burning Quiz is related to something in or around Privet Drive Little Whinging!

This will complete this edition of Fawkes Burning Quiz.

An all NEW Fawkes Burning Quiz will be posted on Monday!

Thank you to everyone who has played the Fawkes Burning Quiz.