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A grain of sand lost on a beach. A tiny pebble lying unnoticed on the ocean floor.

A fallen acorn buried under years of autumn

leaves, a faded sea shell washed ashore on an uninhabited island.

These are just a few examples of the kinds of objects that I would use if I was in the position

to create my own hawkers. And I'm sure the same can be said for a lot of you.

Why?

Well, they're small, hard to locate, and perhaps most important of all, meaningless.

But somehow Voldemort missed the memo here, and instead chose objects that were eventually

linked back to him.

So the obvious questions here are, why was Voldemort so particular in his selection process

for potential Hawkerxes?

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