Pottermore Presents #2
Short Stories from Hogwarts of Power, Politics and Pesky Poltergeists
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When his bravery at the Battle of Hogwarts was publicised, his actions (along with those of Regulus Black, which gained attention in the aftermath of Voldemort’s demise) removed much of the
stigma that had been attached to Slytherin house for hundreds of years past.
~about Horace Eugene Flaccus Slughorn
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Dolores Umbridge may have looked like an iced cupcake, but she was anything but sweet.
Peeves does recognise authority of a sort. ... unimpressed by titles and badges. He has been known to show an affinity for rare students, notably Fred and George Weasley. ... His true loyalties, however, were revealed in the Great Battle of Hogwarts.
Horace Slughorn was one of the most gifted Potion makers that Hogwarts had ever seen. Like Severus Snape, he had the power to bottle fame, brew glory, and even stopper death...
No Muggle Prime Minister has ever set foot in the Ministry of Magic.
Sure enough, Peeves is the most notorious and troublesome poltergeist in British history.