{{Quote|Little did he know that the students playing Amata and Sir Luckless had been boyfriend and girlfriend until one hour before the curtain rose, at which point 'Sir Luckless' transferred his affections to 'Asha'.|[[Albus Dumbledore]]|The Tales of Beedle the Bard (real)}}
{{Quote|Little did he know that the students playing Amata and Sir Luckless had been boyfriend and girlfriend until one hour before the curtain rose, at which point 'Sir Luckless' transferred his affections to 'Asha'.|[[Albus Dumbledore]]|The Tales of Beedle the Bard (real)}}
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This '''girl''' attended [[Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry]] in the early part of the [[20th century]]. She was cast as [[Amata]] in the [[Christmas]] production of "''[[The Fountain of Fair Fortune]]''" that Professor [[Herbert Beery]] arranged. An hour before the play started her [[Boy who played Sir Luckless|boyfriend]], who played [[Sir Luckless]] in the production, dumped her in favour of the girl playing [[Asha]], causing the two jealous young witches to [[duel]] each other on the stage, setting fire to the [[Great Hall]] in the process.
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This '''girl''' attended [[Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry]] in the early part of the [[20th century]]. She was cast as [[Amata]] in the [[Christmas]] production of "''[[The Fountain of Fair Fortune]]''" that Professor [[Herbert Beery]] arranged. An hour before the play started her [[Boy who played Sir Luckless|boyfriend]], who played [[Sir Luckless]] in the production, dumped her in favour of the [[Girl who played Asha|girl]] playing [[Asha]], causing the two jealous young witches to [[duel]] each other on the stage, setting fire to the [[Great Hall]] in the process.
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==Appearances==
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"Little did he know that the students playing Amata and Sir Luckless had been boyfriend and girlfriend until one hour before the curtain rose, at which point 'Sir Luckless' transferred his affections to 'Asha'."