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==[[Second Wizarding War]]==
 
==[[Second Wizarding War]]==
 
[[File:Deathlyhallows3.jpg|200px|left|thumb|[[Harry Potter]], [[Ronald Weasley|Ron Weasley]] and [[Hermione Granger]] on Tottenham Court Road.]]{{main|Skirmish on Tottenham Court Road}}
 
[[File:Deathlyhallows3.jpg|200px|left|thumb|[[Harry Potter]], [[Ronald Weasley]] and [[Hermione Granger]] on Tottenham Court Road.]]{{main|Skirmish on Tottenham Court Road}}
 
   
 
[[Hermione Granger]] [[Apparition|Apparated]] herself, [[Harry Potter]], and [[Ronald Weasley|Ron Weasley]] there when they fled the [[Wedding of William Weasley and Fleur Delacour|wedding]] of [[William Weasley|Bill Weasley]] and [[Fleur Delacour]] on the evening of [[August 1]], [[1997]]. Harry and Ron changed into the clothes Hermione had packed in her handbag, which had an [[Undetectable Extension Charm]] on it, in an alleyway. After passing some drunk [[Workmen at Tottenham Court Road|group of workmen]] who jeered at Hermione, the trio entered a [[Café at Tottenham Court Road|café]] and unknowingly triggered the [[Taboo|Taboo Curse]] on [[Tom Riddle|Lord Voldemort]]’s name.
 
[[Hermione Granger]] [[Apparition|Apparated]] herself, [[Harry Potter]], and [[Ronald Weasley|Ron Weasley]] there when they fled the [[Wedding of William Weasley and Fleur Delacour|wedding]] of [[William Weasley|Bill Weasley]] and [[Fleur Delacour]] on the evening of [[August 1]], [[1997]]. Harry and Ron changed into the clothes Hermione had packed in her handbag, which had an [[Undetectable Extension Charm]] on it, in an alleyway. After passing some drunk [[Workmen at Tottenham Court Road|group of workmen]] who jeered at Hermione, the trio entered a [[Café at Tottenham Court Road|café]] and unknowingly triggered the [[Taboo|Taboo Curse]] on [[Tom Riddle|Lord Voldemort]]’s name.
   
Thus, they were tracked by [[Death Eaters]] disguised as Muggle workmen. Harry, under his [[Cloak of Invisibility|Invisibility Cloak]], [[Stunning Spell|Stunned]] the Death Eater later identified as [[Thorfinn Rowle]], while the other, [[Antonin Dolohov]], magically bound Ron with black ropes. Harry’s second stunner missed him and hit the Muggle [[Waitress at Tottenham Court Road|waitress]], and Dolohov cast ''[[Expulso]]'' in Harry’s direction, blowing up a table and slamming Harry into a wall. Just as Harry felt the Cloak begin to slip off him and his [[wand]] fell from his hand, Hermione struck Dolohov with a [[Petrificus Totalus|Full Body-Bind Curse]].
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Thus, they were tracked by [[Death Eaters]] disguised as Muggle workmen. Harry, under his [[Cloak of Invisibility|Invisibility cloak]], [[Stunning Spell|Stunned]] the Death Eater later identified as [[Thorfinn Rowle]], while the other, [[Antonin Dolohov]], magically bound Ron with black ropes. Harry’s second stunner missed him and hit the Muggle [[Waitress at Tottenham Court Road|waitress]], and Dolohov cast ''[[Expulso]]'' in Harry’s direction, blowing up a table and slamming Harry into a wall. Just as Harry felt the Cloak begin to slip off him and his [[wand]] fell from his hand, Hermione struck Dolohov with a [[Petrificus Totalus|Full Body-Bind Curse]].
   
 
Afterwards, the trio briefly but reluctantly considered [[Killing Curse|killing]] the [[Death Eaters]], but instead decided to wipe their memories to “throw them off the scent”, according to Harry. Hermione [[Memory Charm|altered their memories]] while Harry and Ron cleaned up the café, and then the three of them Disapparated to [[12 Grimmauld Place]].<ref name="DH9"/>
 
Afterwards, the trio briefly but reluctantly considered [[Killing Curse|killing]] the [[Death Eaters]], but instead decided to wipe their memories to “throw them off the scent”, according to Harry. Hermione [[Memory Charm|altered their memories]] while Harry and Ron cleaned up the café, and then the three of them Disapparated to [[12 Grimmauld Place]].<ref name="DH9"/>

Revision as of 14:38, 31 January 2010

Ron: "Where are we?"
Hermione: "Tottenham Court Road. Walk, just walk, we need to find somewhere for you to change."
Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger, upon arriving with Harry Potter on Tottenham Court Road[src]

Tottenham Court Road is a road in Central London, England, in a Muggle area. It is relatively close to Charing Cross Road, and thus not far from the Leaky Cauldron and the wizarding street Diagon Alley. It is described as a "wide dark street thronged with late-night revellers and lined with closed shops"[1].

Second Wizarding War

File:Deathlyhallows3.jpg

Harry Potter, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger on Tottenham Court Road.

Main article: Skirmish on Tottenham Court Road

Hermione Granger Apparated herself, Harry Potter, and Ron Weasley there when they fled the wedding of Bill Weasley and Fleur Delacour on the evening of August 1, 1997. Harry and Ron changed into the clothes Hermione had packed in her handbag, which had an Undetectable Extension Charm on it, in an alleyway. After passing some drunk group of workmen who jeered at Hermione, the trio entered a café and unknowingly triggered the Taboo Curse on Lord Voldemort’s name.

Thus, they were tracked by Death Eaters disguised as Muggle workmen. Harry, under his Invisibility cloak, Stunned the Death Eater later identified as Thorfinn Rowle, while the other, Antonin Dolohov, magically bound Ron with black ropes. Harry’s second stunner missed him and hit the Muggle waitress, and Dolohov cast Expulso in Harry’s direction, blowing up a table and slamming Harry into a wall. Just as Harry felt the Cloak begin to slip off him and his wand fell from his hand, Hermione struck Dolohov with a Full Body-Bind Curse.

Afterwards, the trio briefly but reluctantly considered killing the Death Eaters, but instead decided to wipe their memories to “throw them off the scent”, according to Harry. Hermione altered their memories while Harry and Ron cleaned up the café, and then the three of them Disapparated to 12 Grimmauld Place.[1]

Behind the scenes

File:Tottenham.gif

A map showing Tottenham Court Road (red marker), in London.

Notes and references