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It is said that the name means ‘he who owns the olive wand’, which suggests that
It is said that the name means ‘he who owns the olive wand’, which suggests that

Hogwarts is the most heavily haunted dwelling place in Britain (and this is against stiff competition, as there are more reported ghost sightings/sensings on these damp islands than anywhere else i…
school in perpetuity, with the short-term aim of haunting her arch-rival and bully, Olive

The relationship between Dudley and Harry is more complex than a lot of people may have realised.
assumed it was a prank when, in fact, it represented his cousin holding out an olive

As the matriarch of one of the most popular and rambunctious wizarding families in Britain, Molly Weasley is well-loved. However, there was so much more to her than her role as a loving (if exasper…
even offered her the use of Great Auntie Muriel’s tiara for their wedding as an olive

In the Muggle world, ghosts are often portrayed as malevolent, trouble-making spirits intent on malevolence. But in the wizarding world, and especially at Hogwarts, the ghosts tend to offer student…
I was determined to haunt Olive Hornby, you see.

A nice cup of tea is a quintessential British staple – so, naturally, the comforting drink comes up a fair few times in Harry Potter, sometimes for surprising reasons. Sure, witches and wizards can…
never be bosom buddies, we couldn’t help but be slightly touched by this surprising olive

There was a lot more to Moaning Myrtle than just her nickname. Here’s our ten standout moments from the ghost with the most (reasons to moan).
I’d hidden because Olive Hornby was teasing me about my glasses.

Look, we know Poor Dudders wasn’t the ‘baby angel’ Aunt Petunia had him cut out to be, but this school bully did soften in his later years.
think much of it, but we would later realise that this was Dudley’s idea of an olive

The ghosts of Hogwarts were not always ghosts. They once lived and breathed…
Having been teased by fellow student Olive Hornby, Myrtle hid in the first-floor

The new release is packed full of discussion of artefacts, anecdotes and other audio delights.
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, there were items from King Tutankhamun’s tomb, these olive