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Dolores Umbridge may have looked like an iced cupcake, but shewas anything but sweet. She was savage, sadistic and remorseless.When she dared take control of Hogwarts from Albus Dumbledore,she committed all sorts of sinister acts. Under the newly createdtitle of ‘High Inquisitor’ she single-handedly (well, with a little helpfrom Filch) sucked the beloved school of all its joy, put everystudent in grave danger, and tortured Harry Potter. As far as we’reconcerned, she more than deserved her fate at the hands (hooves?)of centaurs.Here’s a much-needed glimpse into her dark past, by J.K. Rowling.
DOLORES UMBRIDGEBY J.K. ROWLINGBIRTHDAY:26th AugustWAND:Birch and dragon heartstring, eight inches longHOGWARTS HOUSE:SlytherinSPECIAL ABILITIES:Her punishment quill is of her own inventionPARENTAGE:Muggle mother, wizard fatherFAMILY:Unmarried, no childrenHOBBIES:Collecting the ‘Frolicsome Feline’ ornamental plate range, addingflounces to fabric and frills to stationary objects, inventinginstruments of tortureDolores Jane Umbridge was the eldest child and only daughter of OrfordUmbridge, a wizard, and Ellen Cracknell, a Muggle, who also had a Squibson. Dolores’s parents were unhappily married, and Dolores secretly despisedboth of them: Orford for his lack of ambition (he had never been promoted,and worked in the Department of Magical Maintenance at the Ministry ofMagic), and her mother, Ellen, for her flightiness, untidiness, and Mugglelineage. Both Orford and his daughter blamed Ellen for Dolores’s brother’slack of magical ability, with the result that when Dolores was fifteen, thefamily split down the middle, Orford and Dolores remaining together, andEllen vanishing back into the Muggle world with her son. Dolores never saw
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