A Patronus is intrinsically tied to a witch or wizard’s personality, although it doesn’t always take the animal form they’d expect. As a ‘Puff through and through, and someone pretty devoted to my friends, I feel as though that’s fairly apt. The hare has a strong association with the moon, with the ‘moon gazing hare’ being a symbol in ancient pagan beliefs.

Harry’s ability to produce a corporeal Patronus inspired students to sign up for the then unnamed Dark Arts defence club. Or do you have some Patronus theories of your own?Looking for Pottermore? #slytherintribe”(Note: An occamy is also a magical creature, and a very rare result! So, yeah, pretty accurate. Alligator people tend to be assertive and self-assured, but are subtle and not overly showy. An alligator totem can teach us to be patient, observant, and how to excel in life using our natural talents. Watching the terrier prance around the Pottermore website is just too fun — you’re telling me this cutie will defend me? As Harry’s greatest wish was to have his family back, his Patronus brought them closer in some small, symbolic way.Hermione’s talent with a wand was clear from her earliest lessons – swish and flick, it’s all in the wrist. He used his boar Patronus during the battle to help save Harry, Hermione and Ron. For example, it’s quite unusual for it to be the caster’s favourite animal, but very possible that it will take the shape of a creature they’ve never before seen or heard of. Ron Weasley often showed this trait, by protecting Harry from an escaped convict while standing on a broken leg and defending Hermione’s honour with a broken wand, which resulted in an unfortunate bout of slug-vomiting.Stubborn and wilful as the Jack Russell can be (remember Ron’s epic sulk during ‘I think they think I’m a bit odd, you know. Her Patronus, the otter, is a clever and dexterous animal; some have even been known to juggle small rocks. The patronus of a witch or wizard is supposed to reflect or represent some aspect of his or her character. I know most dog owners feel the same way about their dogs bringing them joy, and for that reason I do feel a tad disappointed that my Patronus isn’t something more unique so I could’ve answered this question on a deeper level.”“It was weird at first, because all I could picture was Natalie Portman in her creepy black outfit, but after looking into it, I got very interested! As its antlers fall off and regrow annually, it is considered a symbol of rebirth and resurrection. All right, fine. They are confident in their own power and not afraid to use it, but are rarely aggressive without good reason. I was hoping to at least get a bird, but am learning to love my furry, cute Patronus.”“My Patronus surprised me a lot. According to the eighteenth-century Charms researcher Hermione’s carefree side was usually buried beneath endless stacks of homework, yet her Patronus animal frolicked around playfully without a care in the world.Hermione’s Patronus, a shining silver otter, was gambolling around her. Black swans are water birds and graceful fliers. (Hey, it’s kind of like reading a horoscope — anything fits if you really want it to!

Ginny Weasley’s Patronus being a horse, for example, requires some deep character analysis, while Harry’s stag is pretty straightforward.In the cases where a Patronus takes the shape of the caster’s favorite animal, Spangle theorizes that it indicates an “eccentricity” or “obsession,” such as a deep connection to another human, as in the case of Snape’s doe and Tonks’ werewolf.Walmart is teaming up with the Tribeca Film Festival to bring the Drive-In movie experience to a store near you!It looks like new Miley Cyrus music could be just around the corner!It’s finally here, and to celebrate, Hypable has two

Her nickname, ‘Loony’, comes from the word ‘lunatic’ or ‘lunacy’ – a condition once believed to be caused by the full moon. ‘For it is evident … that a human confronted with inhuman evil, such as the Dementor, must draw upon resources he or she may never have needed, and the Patronus is the awakened secret self that lies dormant until needed, but which must now be brought to light,’ he writes.Here, says Spangle, is the explanation for the appearance of Patronuses in forms that their casters might not expect, for which they have never felt a particular affinity, or (in rare cases) even recognise.”In the Harry Potter series, some characters’ Patronuses make more sense than others’.

I hope he can kill Dementors with Cuteness Overload. It’s pretty adorable — but also vicious, as big cats tend to be — and is apparently a keeper of secrets in its symbolism. Find out what Patronuses the Hypable staff members got in J.K. Rowling’s Pottermore quiz, and whether it matches their expectations.There have been a wide variety of reactions from fans, too. Both died while trying to protect the ones they loved. They’re even a bit musical. A Patronus is intrinsically tied to a witch or wizard’s personality, although it doesn’t always take the animal form they’d expect.

Fortunately, we Muggles have been practising animal symbolism for centuries and many of the Patronuses cast by the Harry Potter characters have been significant creatures in myth, folklore, religion and literature.Let’s look at the Patronuses belonging to five proud members of Dumbledore’s Army and see what we can deduce about some of these characters…‘Is it true,’ interrupted the girl with the long plait down her back, looking at Harry, ‘that you can produce a Patronus?’ Like Luna, Tonks was a free spirit who didn’t care what people thought of her attitude, fashion style or wild hair colours.

)“I find it too perfect that my Patronus is a cute little doggie — my own pup brings me lots of joy daily. Delivering the latest news and official products from the Wizarding World and our partners.TM & © WBEI.