Does Newt's commander have a secret daughter who's been hiding in plain sight this whole time?

Might be.

Look for it.

Hey, brother.

Question. Who are Newt's commanders' children?

Not something I thought I'd ever care about.

Because I gotta tell you, way back in like, you know, Philosopher Stone when Harry first

bought Fantastic Beasts and where to find them, I never thought we'd get to know the

author as well as we did.

And yet one Newton, Artemis Fido Scamander has beaten the odds and gotten his own, uh,

unfinished pentology?

That's the five of a trilogy, right?

In fact, it is. I paid the anthology budget.

But that's not the point.

The point is, we actually know a ton about Newton now and his contributions to the downfall of Grindelwald.

And by that I mean this physical downfall up the edge of the structure and not his eventual downfall of Grindelwald. And by that I of course mean this physical

downfall up the edge of the structure and not his eventual downfall in 1945 because, you

know, the serious guy can sold. But we do know his wife, Tina, his best friend, Jacob,

his suitcase, Brown, what house he was in, Hufflepuff, his brother, the hunk, even what

he does in retirement. But what we don't know is where on earth he was during the entire war versus Baltimore. And don't say he was at Hogwarts in Prisoner. Like I know, I saw it too on the map there, it's mighty fun, but it's an Easter egg. That's all. That's where we leave it. But otherwise, for such a powerful and knowledgeable man who helped Dumbledore take down one super evil wizard

You'd think he'd be on call to do it again

Even if he didn't want to because frankly, I'm not sure he even wanted to help the first time around

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