[burn2]

[fawkes]

Oh come now Miss Charlotte, we all know you so well,

Come on and give it another try, go ahead, I will not tell.

You should be proud to have come so close so far,

Well with you and and all of the others who have given it a try so far, we would have no true stars!

[rin68nyr]

I love how your hints rhyme!

I would look it up, but I don't have access to GOF at the moment...

Erin

[rallem]

2. We are among the Three living ones you will see. With Wingardium Leviosa we are placed as gently as can be. We be lore to some and nocturnal company to others but we shall all be there while you wait for Santa under the covers.

I see two possibilities for the third remaining thing. One possibility would be a house elf if we're talking about Dobby waking Harry up to give him his presents, but if not could it be the choir of wood nymphs?

[fangsfan1]

There are also the ice sculptures at Beauxbatons. But it sounds like these are all living things so I don't think it fits.

[grandpalovegood]

Ah now we have two of the three, though the one most explained is from yet another book altogether you see.

The Ball of the Yule did play a big part, and I know that it will come to you all now since you are all so very smart.

For it was said "Everlasting icicles had been attached to the banisters of the marble staircase; the usual twelve Christmas trees in the Great Hall were bedecked with everything from luminous holly berries to real,."

Ones of THESE! Oh how shiny my kin can be.
...

OH.... Ok... I did give others a chance to go look it up if they could.... so I just now did. This is one of those things that we read and don't remember all of the details later on when it's time to recall them. I honestly don't remember there being any owls upon the tree as the decor... but apparently I think it was Fangsfan who guessed that one correct.

"... the usual twelve Christmas trees in the Great Hall were bedecked with everything from luminous holly berries to real, hooting, golden owls, and the suits of armor had all been bewitched to sing carols whenever anyone passed them.".... GOF chapter 22 instead.

[fawkes]

Dec 30, 2010 7:09:50 GMT -6 grandpalovegood said:

Ah now we have two of the three, though the one most explained is from yet another book altogether you see.

The Ball of the Yule did play a big part, and I know that it will come to you all now since you are all so very smart.

For it was said "Everlasting icicles had been attached to the banisters of the marble staircase; the usual twelve Christmas trees in the Great Hall were bedecked with everything from luminous holly berries to real,."

Ones of THESE! Oh how shiny my kin can be.
...

OH.... Ok... I did give others a chance to go look it up if they could.... so I just now did. This is one of those things that we read and don't remember all of the details later on when it's time to recall them. I honestly don't remember there being any owls upon the tree as the decor... but apparently I think it was Fangsfan who guessed that one correct.

"... the usual twelve Christmas trees in the Great Hall were bedecked with everything from luminous holly berries to real, hooting, golden owls, and the suits of armor had all been bewitched to sing carols whenever anyone passed them.".... GOF chapter 22 instead.

Ah Miss Charlotte, you are absolutely correct!

It's time has past and now the New has nearly begun but let us review the correct answers to this most difficult one.

1. Fairies
2. Real, hooting, Golden Owls
3. Wood nymphs

These are the Three living creatures you will see that were mentioned having decorated Christmas or the Yule Ball Tree.

[fawkes]

Thank you to everyone who has played this most recent edition of the Fawkes Burning Quiz.

Another ALL NEW FAWKES BURNING QUIZ will be posted soon.

Until then, Happy New Year

Fawkes

[fangsfan1]

Yay-that last one was really a team effort! Looking forward to the new one Fawkes.

[fawkes]

Fawkes is so pleased that you all enjoyed this most recent Holiday Edition of the Fawkes Burning Quiz.

As soon as Fawkes gets his new Laptop set up and the Quiz moved from the Old to the New just like the New Year to come from the ashes of the Year that was, an all New Fawkes Burning Quiz will be coming your way!

Be sure not to leave, heck maybe just stay!

[grandpalovegood]

Dec 30, 2010 12:14:38 GMT -6 fangsfan1 said:

Yay-that last one was really a team effort! Looking forward to the new one Fawkes.

I agree.... and it was fun. I too look forward to the new one whenever it's ready.

[rallem]

I hope that I can do better next time.

[fawkes]

WELCOME to


FAWKES BURNING QUIZ




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. "A fair deal for Wizards who deal fair with Muggles!" I said it once, I said it twice my motto it be and don’t you think my Bowler is nice? [/size]




2. Like a lion I came in upon the storm that was a brew. Once the head of the hunters but now everything was promised to be a new. [/size]



3. Though my time was to be short, the substance was to have been controlled. For I was Imperiosed early on leaving the good to be rightly appalled [/size]




4. The Order was never out of order and I am proof you see. Upon the New Days Dawning, to my rightful power I finally came to be.[/size]



5. For I am the head of all that shall be. From the Wizengamot to how Muggles and Wizards live their lives free. The power has been laid upon my shoulders they say, but it is a very precarious time that I stay. [/size]










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

[rin68nyr]

1. "A fair deal for Wizards who deal fair with Muggles!" I said it once, I said it twice my motto it be and don’t you think my Bowler is nice?

Is this Cornelius Fudge?
Erin

[rallem]

2. Like a lion I came in upon the storm that was a brew. Once the head of the hunters but now everything was promised to be a new.

Rufus Scrimgeour?

[fawkes]

Jan 3, 2011 15:15:57 GMT -6 rin68nyr said:

1. "A fair deal for Wizards who deal fair with Muggles!" I said it once, I said it twice my motto it be and don’t you think my Bowler is nice?

Is this Cornelius Fudge?
Erin

Congratulations Erin, You are absolutely correct. It is Cornelius Fudge!

[fawkes]

Jan 3, 2011 18:02:55 GMT -6 rallem said:

2. Like a lion I came in upon the storm that was a brew. Once the head of the hunters but now everything was promised to be a new.

Rufus Scrimgeour?

Aha! Ever the brilliant mind at work. Yes indeed you are correct Rallem. It is Rufus Scrimgeour.

[fawkes]

WELCOME to


FAWKES BURNING QUIZ




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. "A fair deal for Wizards who deal fair with Muggles!" I said it once, I said it twice my motto it be and don’t you think my Bowler is nice? [/size] Answered by rin68nyr. Cornelius Fudge.




2. Like a lion I came in upon the storm that was a brew. Once the head of the hunters but now everything was promised to be a new. [/size] Answered by Rallem. Rufus Scrimgeour.



3. Though my time was to be short, the substance was to have been controlled. For I was Imperiosed early on leaving the good to be rightly appalled [/size]




4. The Order was never out of order and I am proof you see. Upon the New Days Dawning, to my rightful power I finally came to be.[/size]



5. For I am the head of all that shall be. From the Wizengamot to how Muggles and Wizards live their lives free. The power has been laid upon my shoulders they say, but it is a very precarious time that I stay. [/size]










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

[rallem]

3. Though my time was to be short, the substance was to have been controlled. For I was Imperiosed early on leaving the good to be rightly appalled

Are you Professor Igor Karkaroff?

[fawkes]

Jan 4, 2011 15:18:58 GMT -6 rallem said:

3. Though my time was to be short, the substance was to have been controlled. For I was Imperiosed early on leaving the good to be rightly appalled

Are you Professor Igor Karkaroff?

I am sorry to say, this is not Igor karkaroff.

Rallem, PLEASE review the RULES atop each of the Fawkes Burning Quiz.

Only ONE correct answer may be giving in a 24 hour period. That means that if FAWKES acknowledges that you have made a CORRECT ANSWER to any Riddle on the Fawkes Burning Quiz, you may attempt another guess after 24 hours has taken place.

If you have made an incorrect guess, and Fawkes has stated as such, you may try again during that same 24 hour period. BUT you posted your next guess less than a few hours after FAWKES posted your Correct Answer so please do in the future watch the timing. It is not too difficult and many have made the same error in either not reading or understanding the rules of this Quiz.

If you have any questions, please ask, as Fawkes is always so open to inquiries and hopes that everyone has fun here at Fawkes Burning Quiz.

Thank you.
Fawkes.

[fangsfan1]

3. Though my time was to be short, the substance was to have been controlled. For I was Imperiosed early on leaving the good to be rightly appalled

I remember Pius Thicknesse was imperiused after being a short time in office. So I'm wondering if it was him?