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Cuthbert Binns

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Cuthbert Binns
Biographical information
Died

The date is unknown; he was already working as Professor at Hogwarts

Title(s)

Professor

Physical description
Species
Gender

Male

Hair colour

Pearly Grey

Eye colour

Pearly Grey

Skin colour

Pearly Grey

Affiliation
Occupation

History of Magic Professor

House

Unknown

Loyalty

Hogwarts School

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Cuthbert Binns is professor of History of Magic at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. He is, in actuality, a ghost of an elderly Hogwarts teacher who died in his chair one day when he fell asleep in front of the fire, but apparently did not notice that he had shuffled off this mortal coil, and carried on with his duties. The students find his droning lectures dreadfully dull; in fact, only Hermione Granger seems able to remain sufficiently alert in his classes to take reasonable notes. The only interesting thing in his lesson (if it happens) is when he is entering the classroom through the blackboard. He is the only ghost teaching at Hogwarts.

Binns is a wellsource of historical knowledge and facts, and as those facts are his primary concern, he does not bother to remember any of his students' names. Ironically, he does not even recognize Harry Potter, and calls him "Perkins."

The one time a student ever asked a question in Binns' class, in known history, was when Hermione Granger asked him for any information about the Chamber of Secrets. This was the only time the students in his class ever paid attention to his lectures, which Binns was quite bemused at.

[edit] Behind the scenes

  • The only video games Professor Binns has made an appearance (so far) are the Game Boy Color adaptations, although he was mentioned in the Order of the Phoenix videogame.

[edit] Appearances

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