Official Harry Potter - Nymphadora Tonks Wand

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English actress Anna Friel, who was David Thewlis' common law wife at the time, auditioned for the part of Tonks since the character is romantically linked to Remus Lupin. However, she did not get the role. Shelf of wands on the right side｜Near the Butterbeer merchandise shelf on the Haripota Tour Tokyo floor plan. Divination: Tonks possessed considerable proficiency and knowledge in the field of Divination. She she earned either an "Exceeds Expectations" or "Outstanding" in the subject at O.W.L. level that allowed her to study it further at N.E.W.T. level. [19]

The symbolic animals of the Hogwarts dormitories and Hogwarts Castle from the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts films sold in the Studio Tour Shop, the main shop of the Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo - Making of Harry Potter, Wands with exterior designs inspired by magical animals and magical creatures are available for sale. The Hedwig's Wand, mentioned earlier, is one of these wands. Motif Design wands are exclusive to Warner Bros. Harry Potter shops.Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Chapter 5 ( Fallen Warrior) - "Her hair was a light, soft brown and her eyes were wider and kinder." Tonks: " I don't care either, I don't care! I've told you a million times..." Remus Lupin: " And I've told you a million times, that I am too old for you, too poor... too dangerous..." — Tonks and Remus argue over Tonks's romantic approaches [src] During the battle, Nymphadora was finally killed by her own aunt, Bellatrix, in the third of their duels, probably and partially because she had just recovered from childbirth. [52] Tonks's body was laid out, pale and peaceful looking, in the Great Hall next to her husband, [3] who had died at the hands of Dolohov. Her death was avenged by Molly when she in turn killed Bellatrix. Look.” Harry interrupted. “Dumbledore won’t listen to me and if I don’t rescue her, she’s going to be tortured and killed, maybe even worse. I can’t sit around and let that happen if there’s something I can do to help. Please, Dobby, I’m asking you as a friend. Will you help me?”

She was clearly a good mother, as seen by her showing her concern about her daughter's whereabouts after the Battle of the Seven Potters and taking care of her during her pregnancy. She was also a good grandmother, as she raised her daughter's son after her death. In Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery, if selecting Tonks as the distraction for Madam Irma Pince, and as the person who later accompanied Jacob's sibling, Tulip Karasu, and Barnaby Lee into the Vault of Fear, when meeting up at the Training Grounds, Tonks brought a pot of baby mandrake for the distraction. She later would reveal that all of the occurring threats caused by Dark Magic had her considering to become an Auror. After practising together, Jacob's sibling told Tonks she could really be an Auror someday, given her being so powerful. Tonks thanked her friend for the compliment, and stated that she started to take things more seriously after their talk. [11] Her daughter, Nymphadora, began her first year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in 1984 and was sorted into Hufflepuff House at the Sorting ceremony. Nymphadora graduated from Hogwarts in 1991 and went on to train and later work as an Auror for the British Ministry of Magic. Nymphadora worked as an Auror between the wars and during the Second Wizarding War. Andromeda frequently worried about her daughter's safety. Tonks's, Remus's, Fred Weasley's and Colin Creevey's deaths caused Harry great pain before and after his ultimate defeat of Lord Voldemort. Teddy would be raised by Tonks's mother, Andromeda, though he would dine at Harry's and the Weasleys' homes three or four times a week. Her son seemed to have a close relationship with Bill Weasley's daughter, Victoire Weasley, making it possible that he could become an official member of the family Tonks herself had been so close to.

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As Liz mentions the runaway Chimaera in the side quest "The Trouble with Tonks", it must take place in Year Four. Tonks also took part in the Battle of the Seven Potters, where she duelled Bellatrix Lestrange again, this time in mid-air. Bellatrix was determined to kill her, however, Tonks held her off and also seriously injured her husband, Rodolphus Lestrange. [5]

For a description of the legendary Elder Wand, said to be the most powerful in the wizarding world, and its successive owners and wands â Amortentia Potion: That 'new car smell', freshly cut cedar wood, and the scent of the air before a storm. Boggart: It has been known to change, but currently it's an image of her mother being murdered by one of their estranged family members. It's a fear left over from the war. If you ask her mother to reminisce about Tonks' childhood, she would tell you that the girl was a very interesting baby to have around the house. Her metamorphmagus abilities emerged before her general magical abilities and her parents weren't actually quite sure what she really looked like for awhile. She was constantly switching her features around, from the littlest things like changing the shape of just her ears to changing her entire face. At first they weren't quite sure what it was their daughter could do, but after a trip to St. Mungos when she was three it was all figured out. From then on her parents set about teaching her to control that, figuring that they needed to get that ability under control before she figured out how to levitate the family dog. For weeks Tonks was stressed, exams were coming and she hadn't heard a single word from either McGonagall or Dumbledore, Hagrid looked cowed when she sat down at the faculty table but that she was still here boded well, right?In addition to these 54 wands, there are also wands from the Noble Collection and wands with toy LED lights; wands other than the 54 are presented in the second half of the book. Mirror of Erised: She's surrounded by many people, all obviously family members, and everyone gets along. Like Molly Weasley, Andromeda was a woman dedicated to her family and friends. Thus, in many ways, Andromeda's personality contradicted the "evil Slytherin" stereotype held by many students of the other Houses. Instead, she appeared to embody the Slytherin principle of fraternity. This was seen by her standing by her friends, family, and allies. When she married Remus Lupin in 1997, a happier Tonks was sorry that Harry couldn't attend the wedding due to him being required to remain with his Muggle relatives to ensure the protective charm on him held. Later, when Lupin briefly left Tonks, due to fears that the child she carried would be infected with lycanthropy like himself, Harry was furious with him for leaving his family and wanting to leave his friend to raise a baby without its dad. It was largely because of Harry's words that Lupin returned to Tonks. In 1998, when she gave birth to a son named Teddy Lupin, both Tonks and Lupin agreed that Harry would be the godfather. Harry was devastated when he learned that Nymphadora was murdered by her aunt, Bellatrix Lestrange. He noted that the grief he felt over the death of Tonks was akin to a physical wound. Well, that’s certainly something we can be grateful for.” Pomphrey said as Harry sighed in relief. “Were you hit with any other curses?”

Last year she had been inquisitive (to the point of being a little annoying at times), she had laughed easily, she had made jokes." — Tonks's light and curious personality [src] While joking around with Hermione and Ginny at Grimmauld Place, Tonks changed her nose into a pig nose resembling Dudley's, a "beak-like protuberance" resembling Snape's, and a nose like a button mushroom. [27]He wasn't sure if his broom could handle a sudden ninety-degree shift, but if it could take going horizontal to vertical with no problems then it was worth a shot. Don't you understand what I've done to my wife and my unborn child? I should never have married her, I've made her an outcast! And the child — the child... my kind don't usually breed! It will be like me, I am convinced of it!" — Remus Lupin explains why he thinks marrying Tonks was a grave mistake [src] Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery, Year 6, Chapter 5 ( Wherefore Art Thou, Weasleys?) - History of Magic Lesson "Uprising of Elfric the Eager"