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"Diffindo!"

The content of this article is derived from notes and drafts of the Harry Potter books/films/games that were cut before being released. As such, the contents of the article may or may not be considered canonical.

Ginevra Weasley: "The Fat Lady... she's gone."

Ronald Weasley: "Probably stuffing her face with the apples in that still life on the second floor again."

— Ginny and Ronald Weasley after Sirius Black's attack of the Fat Lady^[src]

There was a still-life of apples hung on the second-floor of Hogwarts Castle. The Fat Lady was known to leave her frame to eat some apples from this painting.^[1]

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This painting is mentioned only in the script of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Ron's line about it was cut from the film.

Notes and references

↑ Prisoner of Azkaban script on IMSDb

Hogwarts Castle
Locations on the second floor
Class 31 · Defence Against the Dark Arts Professor's office · Hall · No entry due to flooding · Second Floor Corridor · Potions storeroom · Foyer · Arcade area · Secret storeroom
Portraits, statues and other artwork located on the second floor
Anne Boleyn · Basil Fronsac · Termeritus Shanks · Apples · Map of Argyllshire · Medieval wizard · Wizarding family

[POAscript-0] Prisoner of Azkaban script on IMSDb

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Species	Apples (still-life painting)
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Loyalty	Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry