Formal questions for JKR

Yes..I'm pretty sure it was Olly. He'd been held there for a very long time when Harry got to him..remember.

So, the question should be,
"Is the Quibbler up again, and is Luna running it?"
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Yeah..she'd be all grown up .. if she lived through the fight

Ok, where is that thing about JKR's recent interview?
Never mind. I found it.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

"While not in the actual book, author J. K. Rowling gives additional information about the characters in an interview. Harry and Ron are both aurors, with Harry as the department head, while Hermione is "very high up" in the Department of Magical Law Enforcement. Rowling also mentions that Luna Lovegood has become a naturalist of sort, searching the world for odd and unique creatures. At Hogwarts there is a new permanent Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher, since the jinx Voldemort placed on it is broken. There is also a new headmaster, although Rowling did not say who either of these characters were."

True for the last two questions on the Quibbler.

Psyduck -- I like the form, but I think some of the questions may become clearer the more we read and talk.

For instance, I've got a suggestion for that bribe in chapter 11. Kreacher finally comes back with Mundungus and in telling the story about the locket -- A certain toad-faced ministry official comes up threatening him. Threatening to fine him, but she takes the locket in return for not fining him. While I think that's a chincy bribe, it would qualify. AND it is huge because it gets the locket into Umbridge's hands.

Who was Molly's brother and where is it mentioned about his death?

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Originally Posted by Psyduck What happened to the three young muggles after Percival Dumbledore's savage attack?

The question seems unimportant
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Originally Posted by Psyduck;36705[/FONT How did Aberforth get the mirror?

I think it was Dumbledore who gave it to him..don't have the book..can't be sure
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Originally Posted by Psyduck;36705[/FONT The ring, made by a very young Riddle, had such a terrible curse; why were the others so easy?

The others weren't easy lol..the diary had a version of Riddle in it with the power to possess a person; the locket had major protection; the cup was in Gringots; Riddle thought himself more intelligent than others and hid the tiara in a not-so-secure location; The snake was done later and accompanied Voldemort

Too many questions..too few votes if you ask me.

The two McKinnen brothers (spell?)
Hagrid mentioned them in the first chapter of Book One, and they were mentioned other times. I'm sure they were in MadEye's picture of the original members of the Order.

Really.
After the ring, the others were a comparitive piece o' cake.