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Because it is the name of the Ravenclaw house ghost.
The badger was chosen as Hufflepuff's emblem because of its qualities of perseverance and tenacity, traits that the founder Helga Hufflepuff valued most; these characteristics are symbolized by the badger's persistent digging and resilience.
Cornelius Fudge, who later became Minister for Magic, was known to have a somewhat admiring view of Gilderoy Lockhart, despite Lockhart's lack of genuine magical talent; Fudge's fascination with Lockhart's fame contributed to the popularity of Lockhart's books during the 1990s.
Professor Umbridge's expertise in Defense Against the Dark Arts was officially recognized when she was appointed as the Hogwarts instructor in the fifth book, "Order of the Phoenix," in 1995, during a tumultuous time marked by the return of Lord Voldemort.
Because Nagini is the name given to Voldemort's snake in the Harry Potter series.
Because Albus Dumbledore is the name of the character who holds the position of headmaster at Hogwarts in the first book.
Gillyweed is a magical plant that, when consumed, allows the user to breathe underwater by developing gills and webbing between the fingers. Harry Potter used it during the second task of the Triwizard Tournament in 1994 to navigate the lake and rescue Ron and other hostages.
Tom Marvolo Riddle is the birth name of Lord Voldemort, who was a half-blood wizard born in 1926 to a Muggle father and a witch mother.