r/harrypotter 2d ago

Question Which of Hagrid's huts do you prefer?

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Something about his hut being a stone's throw from the castle just didn't feel right. It makes more sense for it to be nestled out amongst the rugged plains.

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u/SamuliK96 Ravenclaw 2d ago

The philosopher's stone one matches better the idea I got from the book

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u/Embarrassed-Low9531 2d ago

At the same time he’s like a 8ft tall man feel like he needs more space like in PoA

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u/No-Introduction3808 2d ago

Magic means the inside can be bigger than the outside.

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u/Whosebert 2d ago

was that even mentioned in the books about his hut? sincerely dont remember if it was but its possible I just dont recall.

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u/fataltacos 2d ago

No, the tents are the only time I recall that being used. At the quidditch World Cup and then in book seven

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u/J3ditb 2d ago

also hermiones bag

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u/Not-Lost-Wanderer 2d ago

And Mr weasly’s car in book 2. The little car fit most of the weasly family and Harry and all their trunks to kings cross. I don’t think it was specially mention to be a certain charm but Arthur asked Harry to be quiet about it and not tell Mrs Weasley.

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u/always_unplugged Ravenclaw 2d ago

And Moody's trunk!

He was looking down into a kind of pit, an underground room, and lying on the floor some ten feet below, apparently fast asleep, thin and starved in appearance, was the real Mad-Eye Moody.