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[fawkes]

Dec 8, 2010 12:00:12 GMT -6 grandpalovegood said:

Yay.... I look forward to your next quiz whenever you get it up. Thanks.

Your WISH is my command, dear maden!

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1. I was left with the one whose hair was a snowy white. His bark was nothing compared to his bite. He did slip me inside, with my cover of Dragon Hide, into an unsuspecting lovely to which my bidding she must bide. [/size]

2. For a giant of my kind, I am sly and am hardly seen. A confidant unlike any other but upon no mothers breast did I ween. Hatched from beneath some unworthy a place, I shall come to my end, loosing my head along with his faith.[/size]


3. From the ones head, a Bronze Eagle does bestow. A lifetime or searching and a daughter wishing only to not know. For I shall be destroyed by fires from above. I shall not be all pink and pretty nor but I once was aloft the lady who was as fair as a dove.[/size]


4. I hung around so much power one might say, that I was surely to be seized and taken away. For ones fears were to be faced, at the site that I had been placed and yet another was seized by death as death itself his way raced.[/size]


5. A coat like no other, emblazoned upon my face, it was just a matter of time for us to die out of our race. Black as coal and cold as ice, I was once worn by those who were never really very nice. I came again one day to be found in the house of my mother, an innocent lost among the people of her town. For one day I was found by the rightful heir, having been stolen from where it was found once again by the one with the serpentine stare. [/size]







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

[fangsfan1]

1. I was left with the one whose hair was a snowy white. His bark was nothing compared to his bite. He did slip me inside, with my cover of Dragon Hide, into an unsuspecting lovely to which my bidding she must bide.

Ok, I know I guessed Tom Riddle's diary incorrectly last time but I'm again wondering if this is the answer. The one with white hair would be Lucius and we know the diary was left with him. Then the unsuspecting lovely would be Ginny and she had to do Tom's bidding when he possessed her.
So my guess is it Tom's diary?

[fawkes]

Dec 8, 2010 23:04:31 GMT -6 fangsfan1 said:

1. I was left with the one whose hair was a snowy white. His bark was nothing compared to his bite. He did slip me inside, with my cover of Dragon Hide, into an unsuspecting lovely to which my bidding she must bide.

Ok, I know I guessed Tom Riddle's diary incorrectly last time but I'm again wondering if this is the answer. The one with white hair would be Lucius and we know the diary was left with him. Then the unsuspecting lovely would be Ginny and she had to do Tom's bidding when he possessed her.
So my guess is it Tom's diary?

Yes Fangsfan1! You are absolutely correct! It is indeed Tom Riddles Diary.

Good Job!

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1. I was left with the one whose hair was a snowy white. His bark was nothing compared to his bite. He did slip me inside, with my cover of Dragon Hide, into an unsuspecting lovely to which my bidding she must bide. [/size] Answered by Fangsfan1. Tom Riddles Diary.

2. For a giant of my kind, I am sly and am hardly seen. A confidant unlike any other but upon no mothers breast did I ween. Hatched from beneath some unworthy a place, I shall come to my end, loosing my head along with his faith.[/size]


3. From the ones head, a Bronze Eagle does bestow. A lifetime or searching and a daughter wishing only to not know. For I shall be destroyed by fires from above. I shall not be all pink and pretty nor but I once was aloft the lady who was as fair as a dove.[/size]


4. I hung around so much power one might say, that I was surely to be seized and taken away. For ones fears were to be faced, at the site that I had been placed and yet another was seized by death as death itself his way raced.[/size]


5. A coat like no other, emblazoned upon my face, it was just a matter of time for us to die out of our race. Black as coal and cold as ice, I was once worn by those who were never really very nice. I came again one day to be found in the house of my mother, an innocent lost among the people of her town. For one day I was found by the rightful heir, having been stolen from where it was found once again by the one with the serpentine stare. [/size]







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

[grandpalovegood]

2. For a giant of my kind, I am sly and am hardly seen. A confidant unlike any other but upon no mothers breast did I ween. Hatched from beneath some unworthy a place, I shall come to my end, loosing my head along with his faith.

Could this be the Basilisk?

[fawkes]

Dec 9, 2010 12:55:41 GMT -6 grandpalovegood said:

2. For a giant of my kind, I am sly and am hardly seen. A confidant unlike any other but upon no mothers breast did I ween. Hatched from beneath some unworthy a place, I shall come to my end, loosing my head along with his faith.

Could this be the Basilisk?

Very good guess Miss Charlotte, but now quiet right. Though my head was removed on that most fateful of night.

[grandpalovegood]

2. For a giant of my kind, I am sly and am hardly seen. A confidant unlike any other but upon no mothers breast did I ween. Hatched from beneath some unworthy a place, I shall come to my end, loosing my head along with his faith.

I guess the only person left it could be is the Gurg.. The head giant for a while, who was dethroned by having someone chuck his head in the bottom of the lake. I can't think of anyone who had their head chopped off other than him.

[fawkes]

Dec 9, 2010 15:05:01 GMT -6 grandpalovegood said:

2. For a giant of my kind, I am sly and am hardly seen. A confidant unlike any other but upon no mothers breast did I ween. Hatched from beneath some unworthy a place, I shall come to my end, loosing my head along with his faith.

I guess the only person left it could be is the Gurg.. The head giant for a while, who was dethroned by having someone chuck his head in the bottom of the lake. I can't think of anyone who had their head chopped off other than him.

I am sorry to say Miss Charlotte, this too is incorrect. You were so much closer to the real answer the first time. Now you have gone on to yet a completely different species.

[grandpalovegood]

2. For a giant of my kind, I am sly and am hardly seen. A confidant unlike any other but upon no mothers breast did I ween. Hatched from beneath some unworthy a place, I shall come to my end, loosing my head along with his faith.

Well.... there is not many instances where someone was beheaded that I can recall. I saw the words "Giant of my kind" and thought "giant."

Then wasn't Nagini beheaded? I keep forgetting my trivia from the last book. Oh mercy me.

[fawkes]

Dec 9, 2010 15:48:49 GMT -6 grandpalovegood said:

2. For a giant of my kind, I am sly and am hardly seen. A confidant unlike any other but upon no mothers breast did I ween. Hatched from beneath some unworthy a place, I shall come to my end, loosing my head along with his faith.

Well.... there is not many instances where someone was beheaded that I can recall. I saw the words "Giant of my kind" and thought "giant."

Then wasn't Nagini beheaded? I keep forgetting my trivia from the last book. Oh mercy me.

Yes indeed Miss Charlotte. Nagini did in fact have his head chopped off by Neville Longbottom when he pulled the Sword of Gryffindor out of the burning Sorting Hat that Voldemort had tried to kill Neville with.

Good Job!

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1. I was left with the one whose hair was a snowy white. His bark was nothing compared to his bite. He did slip me inside, with my cover of Dragon Hide, into an unsuspecting lovely to which my bidding she must bide. [/size] Answered by Fangsfan1. Tom Riddles Diary.

2. For a giant of my kind, I am sly and am hardly seen. A confidant unlike any other but upon no mothers breast did I ween. Hatched from beneath some unworthy a place, I shall come to my end, loosing my head along with his faith.[/size] Answered by Miss Charlotte. Nagini


3. From the ones head, a Bronze Eagle does bestow. A lifetime or searching and a daughter wishing only to not know. For I shall be destroyed by fires from above. I shall not be all pink and pretty nor but I once was aloft the lady who was as fair as a dove.[/size]


4. I hung around so much power one might say, that I was surely to be seized and taken away. For ones fears were to be faced, at the site that I had been placed and yet another was seized by death as death itself his way raced.[/size]


5. A coat like no other, emblazoned upon my face, it was just a matter of time for us to die out of our race. Black as coal and cold as ice, I was once worn by those who were never really very nice. I came again one day to be found in the house of my mother, an innocent lost among the people of her town. For one day I was found by the rightful heir, having been stolen from where it was found once again by the one with the serpentine stare. [/size]







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

[fangsfan1]

Go Miss Charlotte! I have guesses for a couple of these and one I'm totally stumped on. I'm going to come back tomorrow and guess if nobody else has because the timing for the 24 hour rule is better for me that way. See you then!

[fangsfan1]

From the ones head, a Bronze Eagle does bestow. A lifetime or searching and a daughter wishing only to not know. For I shall be destroyed by fires from above. I shall not be all pink and pretty nor but I once was aloft the lady who was as fair as a dove.[/size]

Is this the diadem of Ravenclaw? It was lost for years so this would be the lifetime of searching, the grey lady could be the daughter, and then destroyed by fires could be the fiend fyre?

[fawkes]

Dec 10, 2010 8:49:43 GMT -6 fangsfan1 said:

From the ones head, a Bronze Eagle does bestow. A lifetime or searching and a daughter wishing only to not know. For I shall be destroyed by fires from above. I shall not be all pink and pretty nor but I once was aloft the lady who was as fair as a dove.

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Is this the diadem of Ravenclaw? It was lost for years so this would be the lifetime of searching, the grey lady could be the daughter, and then destroyed by fires could be the fiend fyre?
[/quote]

Very astute of you Fangsfan1. A brilliant mind I see. You are absolutely correct as it is indeed Fiend Fyre that destroyed the Ravenclaw Diadem. Also it is absolutely correct that the Diadem was supposedly lost for many generations and that the Grey Lady is indeed the daughter of Rowena Ravenclaw.

So the correct answer as you have guessed is the Ravenclaw Diadem

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1. I was left with the one whose hair was a snowy white. His bark was nothing compared to his bite. He did slip me inside, with my cover of Dragon Hide, into an unsuspecting lovely to which my bidding she must bide. [/size] Answered by Fangsfan1. Tom Riddles Diary.

2. For a giant of my kind, I am sly and am hardly seen. A confidant unlike any other but upon no mothers breast did I ween. Hatched from beneath some unworthy a place, I shall come to my end, loosing my head along with his faith.[/size] Answered by Miss Charlotte. Nagini


3. From the ones head, a Bronze Eagle does bestow. A lifetime or searching and a daughter wishing only to not know. For I shall be destroyed by fires from above. I shall not be all pink and pretty nor but I once was aloft the lady who was as fair as a dove.[/size] Answered by Fangsfan1. Ravenclaws Diadem


4. I hung around so much power one might say, that I was surely to be seized and taken away. For ones fears were to be faced, at the site that I had been placed and yet another was seized by death as death itself his way raced.[/size]


5. A coat like no other, emblazoned upon my face, it was just a matter of time for us to die out of our race. Black as coal and cold as ice, I was once worn by those who were never really very nice. I came again one day to be found in the house of my mother, an innocent lost among the people of her town. For one day I was found by the rightful heir, having been stolen from where it was found once again by the one with the serpentine stare. [/size]







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

[grandpalovegood]

4. I hung around so much power one might say, that I was surely to be seized and taken away. For ones fears were to be faced, at the site that I had been placed and yet another was seized by death as death itself his way raced.

Could this possibly be the Horcrux locket?

[fawkes]

Dec 11, 2010 17:11:59 GMT -6 grandpalovegood said:

4. I hung around so much power one might say, that I was surely to be seized and taken away. For ones fears were to be faced, at the site that I had been placed and yet another was seized by death as death itself his way raced.

Could this possibly be the Horcrux locket?

Congratulations Miss Charlotte. The item is indeed the Slytherin Locket and you are absolutely correct!

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1. I was left with the one whose hair was a snowy white. His bark was nothing compared to his bite. He did slip me inside, with my cover of Dragon Hide, into an unsuspecting lovely to which my bidding she must bide. [/size] Answered by Fangsfan1. Tom Riddles Diary.

2. For a giant of my kind, I am sly and am hardly seen. A confidant unlike any other but upon no mothers breast did I ween. Hatched from beneath some unworthy a place, I shall come to my end, loosing my head along with his faith.[/size] Answered by Miss Charlotte. Nagini


3. From the ones head, a Bronze Eagle does bestow. A lifetime or searching and a daughter wishing only to not know. For I shall be destroyed by fires from above. I shall not be all pink and pretty nor but I once was aloft the lady who was as fair as a dove.[/size] Answered by Fangsfan1. Ravenclaws Diadem


4. I hung around so much power one might say, that I was surely to be seized and taken away. For ones fears were to be faced, at the site that I had been placed and yet another was seized by death as death itself his way raced.[/size] Answered by Miss Charlotte. Slytherins Locket.


5. A coat like no other, emblazoned upon my face, it was just a matter of time for us to die out of our race. Black as coal and cold as ice, I was once worn by those who were never really very nice. I came again one day to be found in the house of my mother, an innocent lost among the people of her town. For one day I was found by the rightful heir, having been stolen from where it was found once again by the one with the serpentine stare. [/size]







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

[grandpalovegood]

Wee... hoo...

5. A coat like no other, emblazoned upon my face, it was just a matter of time for us to die out of our race. Black as coal and cold as ice, I was once worn by those who were never really very nice. I came again one day to be found in the house of my mother, an innocent lost among the people of her town. For one day I was found by the rightful heir, having been stolen from where it was found once again by the one with the serpentine stare.

Could this one possibly be Death's cloak of invisibility?