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{{Quote|Mum sends us a jumper every Christmas. And mine's ''always'' maroon.|[[Ronald Weasley|Ron Weasley]]|Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone}}
  
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A '''Weasley jumper''' is a home-made jumper owned by members of the [[Weasley family]]. They are made by [[Molly Weasley]] for family and friends and sent as [[Christmas holidays|Christmas]] gifts. They usually vary in colour, but often have the recipient's first initial on the front.<ref name="stone"/> Fred and George seem to enjoy them, calling them "lovely and warm," but Ron dislikes the fact that his jumper is always maroon.<ref name="stone">''[[Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone]]''</ref>
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A '''Weasley jumper''' is a home-made jumper owned by members of the [[Weasley family]]. They are made by [[Molly Weasley]] for family and friends and sent as [[Christmas holidays|Christmas]] gifts. They usually vary in colour, but often have the recipient's first initial on the front.<ref name="stone"/> [[Fred and George Weasley|Fred and George]] seem to enjoy them, calling them "lovely and warm," but Ron dislikes the fact that his jumper is always maroon.<ref name="stone">''[[Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone]]''</ref>
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==History==
   
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Beginning in [[1991]], [[Harry Potter]] also began receiving an annual Weasley jumper. His were usually much more extravagant, including one with the picture of a [[Hungarian Horntail]].<ref name="GF">''[[Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire]]''</ref>
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Beginning in [[1991]], [[Harry Potter]] also began receiving an annual Weasley jumper. This would be among the first meaningful Christmas presents Harry had ever received. His were usually much more extravagant, including one with the picture of a [[Hungarian Horntail]].<ref name="GF">''[[Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire]]''</ref>
   
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In [[1992]], [[Ginevra Weasley|Ginny Weasley]] owned a jumper that the [[Weasleys' cat|cat]] was wearing.
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In [[1992]], [[Ginevra Weasley|Ginny Weasley]] owned a jumper that the [[Weasleys' cat|cat]] was wearing.<ref name="cosfilm">When Ginny asks if anyone has seen her jumper, Molly Weasley replies "It's on the cat, dear."</ref>
   
 
In [[1994]], [[Ronald Weasley|Ron Weasley]] gave his jumper to [[Dobby]] the house elf, who was overjoyed by it.
  
In [[1994]], [[Ronald Weasley|Ron Weasley]] gave his jumper to [[Dobby]] the house elf, who was overjoyed by it.
   
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In [[1995]], [[Percy Weasley]], who had broken contact with the family following [[Return of the Dark Lord|Voldemort's return]], returned his jumper to Molly unopened.
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In [[1995]], [[Percy Weasley]], who had broken contact with the family following [[Return of the Dark Lord|Voldemort's return]], returned his jumper to Molly unopened. This left Molly very heartbroken.
   
 
In [[1996]], it was noted that Molly did not make one of these for [[Fleur Delacour]], apparently not wanting to "waste one on her." At the time, Molly did not approve of Fleur's upcoming marriage to her son, [[William Weasley]].
  
In [[1996]], it was noted that Molly did not make one of these for [[Fleur Delacour]], apparently not wanting to "waste one on her." At the time, Molly did not approve of Fleur's upcoming marriage to her son, [[William Weasley]].
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==Behind the scenes==
  
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*Other terms for ''jumper'' include ''sweater'', ''pullover'', or ''jersey''. ''Sweater'' is used in the [[Scholastic]] editions of the ''Harry Potter'' novels, because in American English, ''jumper'' refers to what the British call a ''pinafore dress''.
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* Other terms for ''jumper'' include ''sweater'', ''pullover'', or ''jersey''. ''Sweater'' is used in the [[Scholastic]] editions of the ''Harry Potter'' novels, because in American English, ''jumper'' refers to what the British call a ''pinafore dress''.
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* In a deleted scene of [[Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (film)]] during the Christmas scene, Harry's jumper is blue. However, in its other appearances, it's emerald green, like in the books.
   
 
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* ''[[Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2]]'' {{Mention}}
  
* ''[[Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2]]'' {{Mention}}
   
 
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Revision as of 11:34, 24 September 2014

"Mum sends us a jumper every Christmas. And mine's always maroon."
— Ron Weasley[src]

A Weasley jumper is a home-made jumper owned by members of the Weasley family. They are made by Molly Weasley for family and friends and sent as Christmas gifts. They usually vary in colour, but often have the recipient's first initial on the front.[2] Fred and George seem to enjoy them, calling them "lovely and warm," but Ron dislikes the fact that his jumper is always maroon.[2]

History

Beginning in 1991, Harry Potter also began receiving an annual Weasley jumper. This would be among the first meaningful Christmas presents Harry had ever received. His were usually much more extravagant, including one with the picture of a Hungarian Horntail.[3]

In 1992, Ginny Weasley owned a jumper that the cat was wearing.[4]

In 1994, Ron Weasley gave his jumper to Dobby the house elf, who was overjoyed by it.

In 1995, Percy Weasley, who had broken contact with the family following Voldemort's return, returned his jumper to Molly unopened. This left Molly very heartbroken.

In 1996, it was noted that Molly did not make one of these for Fleur Delacour, apparently not wanting to "waste one on her." At the time, Molly did not approve of Fleur's upcoming marriage to her son, William Weasley.

In 2017, Hermione Granger, whilst on the Platform Nine and Three-Quarters, asked her daughter, Rose Weasley whether she had her jumper or not.

Behind the scenes

  • Other terms for jumper include sweater, pullover, or jersey. Sweater is used in the Scholastic editions of the Harry Potter novels, because in American English, jumper refers to what the British call a pinafore dress.
  • In a deleted scene of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (film) during the Christmas scene, Harry's jumper is blue. However, in its other appearances, it's emerald green, like in the books.

Appearances

Notes and references

  1. ↑ Ron gave his sweater to Dobby in 1994.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
  3. ↑ Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
  4. ↑ When Ginny asks if anyone has seen her jumper, Molly Weasley replies "It's on the cat, dear."
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