Class Notes from a Year 1 Hufflepuff
Hi y'all! These are my notes for all the classes in Year 1, I will be starting with Transfiguration and updating everything as I go along! The notes are mostly the main points and things that are needed to study for the assignments. I have done most of these notes to the best of my ability, so here and I hope this helps! (Some of the notes might not be great because they are probably the first lesson and I was very confused lol)
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TNFG 101 Week 5
Chapter 5
Professor Mitchell
Lesson 5) Matchstick to Needle
Matchstick
-small objects used to light fire
-can be made of wood or pressed paper
-tip is made of flammable mix of chemicals
-two types of matches: ones that have to be struck upon a specific surface to light up (aka safety matches), and ones that igniteon any surface
-quantitative observations: based on amount ( usually numbers, or data)
-ex: 1 match on our desk, length of the match
-qualitative observations: based on senses (touch, smell, taste, see, hear)
-(ex: match tip is red, has a skinny shape)
Match Information:
Sight:
-matchstick is about 1.25 inches long and 0.1 inches wide
-light red color with slight brownish tint
-tip is bright red
-body is rectangular, tip is rounded
-one end is slightly ragged
Sound:
-makes a soft sound when dropped onto desk
Taste:
-DO NOT TASTE!
-will taste like vinegar and salt
Smell:
-earthy smell
-wood smells slightly sweet
-tip a little more smoky
Touch:
-slightly rough
Needle
-made from materials ranging from metal to plastic to bone
-usually used to pull type of fabric through something else
-threading: take your string and put it through the eye of the needle so it goes with the needle through the fabric
Needle Information:
Sight:
-thin & rounded
-point at one end, eye at other
-silver & same length as the match
Sound:
-loud, clear, and sharp noise when dropped on desk
Taste:
-metallic taste
-advised to not be tasted
Smell:
-metallic smell
Touch:
-needle point is very sharp
-entire needle is cold
The Transformation
-visualize match changing (tip becomes eye, end narrows to a point, becomes silver)
Incantation: Conmutocus
Pronounciation: kon- moo- TOH- kus
Wand Movement: sharp jab straight at the match
Concentration Level: Low
Willpower: Low
-nothing may happen
-tip doesn’t form a complete point
-eye is solid
-needle does not become silver
Historical Context
-originally performed with a candle wick
-appeared in the 15th century
-assumed creator: Delfina Crimp
-Delfina also invented the Severing Charm
Use & Teaching
-mostly used by tailor
-handy spell around the house