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The portraits of past Headmasters and Headmistresses go with the office, and serve as advisors to the current head of the school. During Harry's fifth year, we will meet a portrait of Armando Dippet hanging in this same room. In a deleted scene from the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Lucius Malfoy sells a box full of dark artefacts to Mr Borgin. Borgin is particularly intrigued by one item (which is never shown on screen), and Lucius informs him that the item is not for sale. It is speculated by fans that this item was the diary, which Lucius later planted on Ginny Weasley. I can't repeat it. I'm so embarrassed. I hope I'm in Hufflepuff and I never have to look Harry in the face. I'd rather be a Slytherin than live in the same tower with Fred and George and Ron. I don't even want to go to Hogwarts anymore. I wish Mum would make them stop -

However, they did find Riddle's name on an old Medal for Magical Merit, and on a list of old Head Boys. The Very Secret Diary is a fanfiction written by Arabella and set during Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, made up solely of Ginny's written conversations with Tom Riddle's Diary. Did You Just Flip Off Cthulhu?: The last few entries. Did she just flip off Voldemort? Why yes, yes she did. When we've seen door opening spells cast by other characters, such as Harry on Privet Drive, about five months from now ( PA2), the force with which the doors open seems to correlate with the force of the caster's emotions.I never mean to do it, Tom. It's just that I like him so much. Percy doesn't seem to understand at all. He snapped at me that it would be nice if I could stop prattling about it for five seconds and listen to him since he came down from his room just to help me. And even Mum said, "Hush, Ginny, that's enough. Pay attention to what your brother is trying to show you." I really do get on everyone's nerves, and I know I say the same things over and over. The problem is, I FEEL the same things over and over, and I can't keep it in. It's too late to keep it in anyway. Harry already knows. What if I wanted to see something I’d written before? What if I wanted to see the words that had already disappeared? Since lists of Head Boys are kept in the trophy room (and, presumably, lists of Head Girls), Harry's parents should both be mentioned somewhere in there. Kuleshov Effect: A lot of the things Tom says are an excellent example of the written version of this. To Ginny, his lines sound friendly, empathetic, and sincere. To the audience, who has a much better idea of who Tom really is, they sound very, very different. Study questions are meant to be left for each student to answer; please don't answer them here. Review [ edit | edit source ]

I... have been forgotten... fifty years alone, Ginevra... and it was… terrible. Let me belong to you now... As a point of irony, one might note a statement Ron makes in this chapter. While the Trio wonder why Tom Riddle received his award, Ron jokingly suggests that Riddle received it because maybe he is the person that killed Myrtle. The irony here is that Riddle did, in fact, kill Myrtle, and then received the award for stopping killing people. However, we will not come to this realization until the book's final chapters. Mum just brought lunch to my room. She said she hopes I'll come to supper, Harry or not, because she misses me downstairs.T. M. Riddle's Diary [6] was a simple blank diary belonging to Tom Riddle, who also transformed it into a Horcrux in 1943, during Riddle's sixth year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. It was the first Horcrux he ever made and was used as a weapon. [3] Oh don’t say that, because you’re not mine and you weren’t even bought! I don’t feel right about it. I don't know what to do.

Yes but - they don't believe - I can feel - big things. They think it's just - a joke. Oh sorry - I'll lean the other way - But if I were yours, you could... You could tell me anything... And no one would ever, ever know... Well Harry said the bogeys. And I think that for most people it would probably be the bogeys. But for Harry it's not, and no one called his bluff because we didn't want him to know that we know that he was treated so badly by the Muggles. Tom, he used to get put in a cupboard. He got a lot of cards like that, and no one wanted to… make him feel strange, I guess. So they just let him win. Fancy MY brothers having that much sensitivity. Of course, they didn't have any for me. I lost the game, I never got past the first square. Everybody knows all my fears, it's hard to bluff them. Because - it’s just - it’s GEORGE. I practically ran to bed after my bath because I was so scared to run into Harry in my nightdress again after that horrible dinner. I was so stupid to tell George anything, so STUPID. He was acting all nice at first but I should have known. He always acts nice and then BANG. Like last summer when he said he wanted to “pet” the Puffskein and he ended up throwing it to Fred for Bludger practice - oh, the poor little thing. Ron was so upset.

This circular room with the sleeping portraits was Dumbledore's office - but it wasn't Dumbledore who was sitting behind the desk. A wizened, frail-looking wizard, bald except for a few wisps of white hair, was reading a letter by candlelight.

And some old witch in Bath had a book that you could never stop reading! You just had to wander around with your nose in it, trying to do everything one-handed." The majority of Dumbledore's items were left to Hogwarts. However, due to the circumstances regarding the diary, it may not have been, especially if the teachers regarded it as worthless, not aware that it was a Horcrux. Snape had given them so much homework, Harry thought he was likely to be in the sixth year before he finished it. Ron was just saying he wished he had asked Hermione how many rat tails you were supposed to add to a Hair-Raising Potion... Because human beings are all alike, Ginevra, no matter how old. Each is weak in his own way, and everyone has… hidden something. It does not make you a terrible person, to have hidden something of your own. Trust me - and tell me a secret.

I probably won't explain it right. I overhear things but Mum and Dad always go quiet as soon as they realize I'm listening. They always let the boys hear, but they think I'll get too scared. I wouldn't. I know there was a fight that lasted eleven years and that You-Know-Who used to control everything. People died every day and the world was always afraid. But Harry ended all of that. We know nothing else about dwarfs in the Harry Potter universe, apart from what we observe in this chapter. This doesn't seem to refer to human little people but to another humanoid race. In the book and film versions of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Harry destroyed the diary with the Basilisk's Fang. In the Game Boy Color version of the game, Harry stabbed it with Godric Gryffindor's Sword. In the PC version of the game, the Basilisk landed on the diary while in the 6th gen console versions its fang flew out of its mouth upon its impacting the ground and landed on the diary that way. Yes. I never tell Mum and Dad anything that my brothers need to keep secret. Nothing important anyway. I keep lots of their secrets. Especially Fred and George, although it doesn't help. Mum can generally tell when something's their fault. Who else is going to make the pond explode every hour on the hour?