1.) Dolores Umbridge was arrested, interrogated, and imprisoned for crimes against Muggle-borns.
Dolores Umbridge |
2.) The Resurrection Stone is now buried in the Forbidden Forest after being pressed into the ground by a centaur's hoof. It has not been rediscovered.
Marvolo Gaunt's ring |
3.) Harry lost his ability to speak Parseltongue when Voldemort's soul fragment was destroyed.
Harry Potter speaking Parseltongue to a snake in the Philospher's Stone |
4.) Viktor Krum fell in love with a woman back home in Bulgaria and they lived happily ever after.
Viktor Krum |
5.) The Death Eater's Dark Marks eventually faded into a scar. It will not burn or hurt them ever again.
The Dark Mark |
6.) The Quibbler has gone back to publishing articles about the lunatic fringe and is appreciated for its (unintentional) humor.
A copy of The Quibbler |
7.) The remaining Death Eaters were either killed or imprisoned in Azkaban for their crimes (excluding the Malfoys).
The Malfoy family and Bellatrix Lestrange |
8.) Hagrid was still working at Hogwarts even in 2017, at the age of 88-years-old. He never married, however, he did have a relationship with a giantess.
Hagrid |
9.) Harry would take his family to visit Dudley's whenever they were in the neighborhood (much to the dread of Albus, James, and Lily Potter).
Dudley Dursley and Harry Potter |
10.) Nineteen years after the Battle of Hogwarts, the school was led by an entirely new headmaster as well as a new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher.
Hogwarts castle |
11.) Kinglsey Shacklebolt became the new Minister of Magic after the second wizarding war.
Kingsley Shacklebolt |
12.) Harry does not ever train to become an Animagus.
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone |
13.) At the end of the war, the Order of the Phoenix was disbanded once and for all.
The old Order of the Phoenix |
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