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"Dobby has no master, Dobby is a free elf!" Explanation Dobby's slightly Narmy yet nonetheless effective Moment of Awesome in the Deathly Hallows is usually used when someone leaves a toxic relationship.

It's been appropriated to describe other situations of freedom, such as people being free from work or able to go outside after staying in for a long time, or people finally gaining rights they once lacked.

"Dobby is FREEEEE!!" Explanation What Dobby proclaims in Chamber of Secrets after Harry tricks Lucius into giving him a sock, rendering him a free elf.

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It's been used as an object-labelling meme where someone else is approaching them (usually Movie Sonic or Tom), with the pursurer being an impending threat or force and Harry And Ron representing two concepts are characters that are helpless against it. Explanation More specifically, the scene in the film version of Chamber Secrets where the car heads towards the Hogwarts Express and Harry and Ron scream. Explanation What Umbridge forces Harry to carve into his hand with a blood quill for "telling lies" about Voldemort's return in Order of The Phoenix. Harry: Oh, I don't know, maybe Lord Voldemort? Umbridge: (to Harry) Who would you imagine would want to attack children like yourself? There are some fans who jokingly say that he has not returned, either. Explanation The Ministry refuses to believe Harry's claim that Voldemort is back. note Word of God is that if Voldemort ever encountered a Boggart, it would turn into his own corpse, since death is his greatest fear.

What happens when you break an unbreakable vow? Neville.

And he will reject your bribes and kill your pets.

Neville uses Nagini's blood as soy sauce.

Neville is your worst nightmare come to life.

Hermione had the potential to wrap up the plot in 4 books.

Below are some of the things fans say about him: Fans were quick to make him into a Chuck Norris-level Memetic Badass. Explanation Originates from Deathly Hallows, where the once-clumsy Neville takes a serious level in badass. Often used to say that the user is sexually aroused. Explanation A reaction image ◊ used on the internet of Snape slumped clumsily against a window, with the text "MY BODY IS READY" underneath it. Explanation The fourth movie is infamous for many things, and one is the fact that none of the Hogwarts' boys seemed to cut their hair.

Harry Potter and the Year of No Haircut.

Other times, it's been used to explain something simple to someone who's either idiotic or doesn't get it at all.

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Has spawned many parodies and mutations, such as snowclones ("You're an, Harry"), and a popular Garry's Mod version, which spawned its own mutations. "Yer a wizard, Harry." "I'm a what?" Explanation A famous exchange from the first installment where Hagrid reveals that Harry is a wizard.

The Riddikulus spell forces Boggart!Snape into his grandmother's clothes - including a stuffed vulture hat. Explanation Neville's boggart in POA is Snape. "Believe me, I've been asking myself that question for six years." Explanation This is Ron's reply, at least in the film version a stock response to the above.It's been subject to a meme where she says the line and 3 other characters are shown (usually with their heads pasted onto the trio's bodies) as a way to blame those characters for something.

"Why is it, when something happens, it is always you three?" Explanation McGonagall (wearily) acknowledges that Harry, Ron, and Hermione are always the root of some sort of trouble, however heroic their intentions are.note Some of Ron's faces have become reaction images. Explanation Hermione might wish to change her wording. On a scale of one to Lord Voldemort, how awkward are your hugs? Explanation The scene where Voldemort hugs Draco has the former acting so Out of Character it made audiences feel uncomfortable, with this mocking question being the result.note This scene gained a lot of attention online due to just how awkward the hug seems. Voldemort hugging Draco in Deathly Hallows Part 2.Norris, his cat, has often been exaggerated in the fandom. Whenever the film version is brought up, expect this scene to be mentioned. In the book, she bitchslapped him, instead. Jokes have also arose about Hermione critiquing the pronouncation for other spells, most notably "Avada Kedavra" (The Killing Curse). Used in response to any instance of Accent Upon The Wrong Syllable or Pretentious Pronunciation. "It's LeviOsa, not LevioSAH." Explanation Hermione critiquing Ron's pronunciation of "Wingardium Leviosa".