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| − | This '''spell''' seals a scrolled up [[parchment]] seamlessly, so others cannot open it to read. However, with the tap of a [[wand]], it can be unsealed. [[Dolores Umbridge]] used this in [[1995]] to seal up a parchment that she wrote up for [[Minerva McGonagall]], and instructing [[Harry Potter]] to deliver it to her |
+ | This '''spell''' seals a scrolled up [[parchment]] seamlessly, so others cannot open it to read. However, with the tap of a [[wand]], it can be unsealed. [[Dolores Umbridge]] used this in [[1995]] to seal up a parchment that she wrote up for [[Minerva McGonagall]], and instructing [[Harry Potter]] to deliver it to her. Professor McGonagall opened it with a tap of [[Minerva McGonagall's wand|her wand]].<ref>''[[Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix]]'' - Chapter 12 (''Professor Umbridge'')</ref> |
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This spell seals a scrolled up parchment seamlessly, so others cannot open it to read. However, with the tap of a wand, it can be unsealed. Dolores Umbridge used this in 1995 to seal up a parchment that she wrote up for Minerva McGonagall, and instructing Harry Potter to deliver it to her. Professor McGonagall opened it with a tap of her wand.[1]
Appearances
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (First appearance)
Notes and references
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix - Chapter 12 (Professor Umbridge)