Ron and Hermione attempted to help while Harry ran off to find someone, bumping into Hagrid and leading him back to the group. Katie rose gracefully into the air, screaming in terror, with Leanne screaming in terror as well and attempting to pull her down.
Opal necklace skin#
During the course of the argument, the package ripped, and the necklace touched Katie's skin through a minuscule hole in her glove. They noted that Katie did not seem 'herself,' acting dazed and detached. Harry Potter, Ronald Weasley, and Hermione Granger witnessed Bell arguing with her friend, Leanne, as they were heading back to Hogwarts. Leanne and the trio present in the lane after Katie Bell touched the necklace Dumbledore would later comment to Malfoy that he believed this to be a crude and desperate method of assassination that was bound to end in the wrong hands. Bell was ordered to take a package containing the opal necklace to Filch, saying it was from Rosmerta, who would take it into the castle past the Secrecy Sensor to Albus Dumbledore when he returned. She in turn, cast another Imperius Curse on student Katie Bell. During the first Hogsmeade trip of the 1996–1997 school year, Draco Malfoy, having detention with McGonagall, had cast an Imperius Curse on Madam Rosmerta.
In 1996, four years later, the necklace was purchased at Borgin and Burkes by Draco Malfoy, under the orders of Lord Voldemort. He would remember this four years later, when he encountered the necklace being weaponised by Draco Malfoy. In 1992 when Harry Potter mistakenly went to Borgin and Burkes instead of Diagon Alley, he saw the necklace and its warning label. Jacob's sibling, Ben Copper and Merula later found one in the Forest Grove shortly before Rakepick appeared to duel them. ĭuring the 1989–1990 school year, Merula Snyde saw it in the shop and suggested that the necklace would be a good way to kill Patricia Rakepick. It seemed this necklace's history was well known, as Minerva McGonagall was horrified the moment she saw it brought in. A warning sign was placed on the necklace's display. It eventually came to Borgin and Burkes, where it was placed on display for selling. The necklace had fallen to the ownership of at least nineteen Muggles, all of whom died from the deadly curse placed onto it. Has claimed the lives of nineteen Muggle owners to date." - The warning label for the necklace's display.
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