The Complete History Of Beauxbatons Re Upload

[@gabbyjim8943]

I’m still mind blown that J.K was able to create an entire world in her own mind that essentially became a reality!

[@dominicwilliamson7912]

Wow. Almost like everyone else who wrote a fictional book that became a movie?

[@stephanielee1261]

Honestly same.

[@stephanielee1261]

@@dominicwilliamson7912 No need to be an asshole about it. It is amazing that J.K was able to create such an intricate and detailed world. Until you can do better, maybe it's best not to say anything. Better to remain silent and have people think you're stupid, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. 😉

[@conchurkunda8190]

The thing is it wasn't all in her head, she has been adding to her books and lore for almost 25 years. It started as 1 book, then with years and lots of influences from other fantasy worlds she was able to create what it is today

[@iwatcher69]

i'm blown away how Hollywood treated her because she had an opinion.

[@lordshadow3822]

The director didn't read the book. He wanted to burn down the forbidden forest by the dragon but thankfully the cast managed to convinced him otherwise.

[@isla7847]

and he didnt watch any of the other movies or ready any of the other books, i think alfonso cuaron convinced him to watch half an hour of poa though

[@brettlarch8050]

He bitched about the book and said it was too long. That right there should’ve alarmed people. Imagine if it was a director like David Yates who actually knew what he was doing.

[@henrygillis1362]

Yeah Harry Potter fans just all know that Mike newel SUCKS

[@knitcrochettiger361]

@@brettlarch8050 I agree, Yates did some good work...so did Columbus....Cuaron was ok, the only thing i didn't like about POA was the cinematic old timey wipes used....i loved that Cuaron kept in Hermoine punching Malfoy....best HP moment EVER!!!!!!!! the only way the punch would have been better is if Malfoy's nose would have gushed blood and left a nasty trail of slime behind him as he ran to the infirmary.

[@jackmiles1918]

It's actually nuts isn't it. Goblet Of Fire is my favourite book, and when I re-read it, it's always on the back of my mind that if the studio just managed to find a director who cared about it as much as David Yates, and Alfonso Cuarón, the Goblet Of Fire movie, which is considered the worst of the bunch, could've been turned into something worthy of an Oscar. Don't get me wrong, I understand that there were some good parts that simply couldn't make the movie because of run time, but the Goblet Of Fire was a very skilled writer at the peak of her trade, and it's disrespectful to her and her product that the best she produced wasn't treated in the way it deserved

[@GassersGhost]

There can NEVER be enough Harry Potter in our lives. Thank you for giving us something to look forward to. Vitamin HP

[@larrytinsley4247]

The cursed child begs to differ

[@adviel]

Since Beauxbatons is a multilingual school I think they would be sorted by nationality. I assume courses are done in French but they could at least speak their native tongue during free time wile in their own houses.

[@Kubinda12345]

From where do you have the info that it's multilingual school?

[@alexispatterson4040]

@@Kubinda12345 he said it in the video

[@kryptonianpowers]

Um, you're missing one thing. There's never been any mention of Beauxbatons and/or Durmstrang having something that is used for sorting, nor there being any houses like with Hogwarts and Ilvermorny.

[@Kubinda12345]

@@alexispatterson4040 If I am not mistaken he spoke about countries from which the students come from, not which languages they speak. As far as I see it, nothing prevents e.g. a boy from Spain attend the school but he has to speak French.

[@lebazardichiko9069]

@Long Nht The thing is none of this is canon and honestly as a French i don't think Beauxbaton has houses since it's a very british tradition. And most of the french HATE british X)

[@123mopat]

I was always wondering about the history of Beauxbatons. Thanks!

[@jeffreywilliams8499]

Same here

[@brettlarch8050]

I speak Spanish and French as second language. I wouldn’t be surprised if Beauxbatons has Spanish and French language programs for second language learners!

[@arthemis1039]

It must be a mess of French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Dutch. It probably is very different from Hogwarts ! Although, if wizards from western Europe all went to Beauxbâton, I suspect French would be a lingua franca

[@brettlarch8050]

@@arthemis1039 Would German speakers from Austria Switzerland and Germany go there too?

[@brettlarch8050]

@Raziel354 What beauxbaton could do is offer their classes in different languages that are their native langauges. There are multilingual schools that do that.

[@brettlarch8050]

@@arthemis1039 it would make logical sense for the school lingua Franca to be French. However, they could offer the students from other counties classes in their languages. In mainland Europe it isn’t uncommon for Europeans to be multilingual. I was amazed as a French and Spanish speaker the amount of Spanish speakers that spoke Portuguese and French and the amount of French people that spoke Spanish and Portuguese.

[@knitcrochettiger361]

@Raziel354 here's a big possibility, knowing about the existance of howlers and letters that can be animated to speak, why can't the students have a some sort of magical device....a letter, ear piece or jewelry....that can whisper in the student's ear the translation.....the would kept the school from having to teach the same course in 5 or 6 different languages

[@alejandroojeda1572]

I know it's hard to believe, but in the Pyrenees (and not even very high) you can get down to -30 In winter. It's actually colder than Scotland. Some silk robe isn't going to cut it.

[@MCKevin289]

It makes sense because it’s mountainous. The coldest weather I’ve been in was about -34 Celsius in upstate New York. I haven’t been to the Pyrenees mountains in France and Spain, I’ve only been to Paris, Normandy and Brittany in France. The weather in Brittany is comparable to the weather in ireland and Britain(I lived in Ireland for a bit). It doesn’t make sense that the beauxbatons students would have such an issue with the weather in Scotland which is significantly warmer than the Pyrenees.

[@mspionage1743]

It's easily one of the coldest regions in the world that aren't polar. That specific region was deeply feared for (literally) thousands of years in terms of crossing it. The Romans of all people wouldn't even try it in the fall/winter.

[@Amanda-zn7ox]

Wow! That 3D model is amazing! Must have taken a lot of time and effort for it to look so realistic!

[@michaelhawkins7389]

oh its a 3D model? I thought it was real :(

[@Amanda-zn7ox]

@@michaelhawkins7389 I looked up what DNDC was, based on the copyright in the corner, and it stands for DeNitrification-DeComposition, which is a computer model mostly for agriculture and environmental simulation, it seems. Unless it's a different DNDC, I guess someone decided to use it to build the school for the fun of it.

[@michaelhawkins7389]

@@Amanda-zn7ox oh wow . as it looks so photo real . I thought it was a real place

[@alinepforrramirez278]

No this palace is real :) It’s the Château de Chambord and I’ve been there with my school⭐️ it’s truly fascinating and mesmerizing :)

[@michaelhawkins7389]

@@alinepforrramirez278 oh? wow

[@pepijn23]

I still don’t like how the movie made it look like a Girl’s school. Like this isn’t the 1800’s!

[@brandonhann1508]

Well to be fair. There still plenty of all girl and all bot schools around the world. Especially in very traditional countries

[@OrangeJuiceDripping]

Obviously you are American

[@shibitoobscura3348]

Brandon, Yes there are but not in France. It's been a long while since we don't have all-girls or all-boys schools anymore here. It's something you would still find in countries like Japan, but not in France.

[@defiantance]

I believe the director wanted to have Beauxbaton school to be all females while having Durmstrang school to be all male. This allows the director to show Hogwarts to be the coed school compared to the other two.

[@prajisha2401]

Another awesome video from HP folklore, it was really Interesting also now l have got a imaginary portrait on beauxbatons School of magic.

[@benjaminacuna8013]

Since the most popular version of Cinderella is French it can be safe to assume glamor charms are taught there. For a sorting process which is far too divisive I think the sorting my respective nationalities could work but a showcase of what their affinity is by year three would be ideal.

[@jamesaaronslayton2463]

Beauty, Poise, Etiquette and Flamboyance are the houses I would divide Beauxbatons into. Each house would be symbolized by a rose. The symbols are based on real world meanings behind colored roses. Beauty - light blue rose; Poise - light pink rose; Etiquette - white rose and Flamboyance - orange rose. Students are presented with a seed and a small gold cauldron adorned with the schools crest. The students are instructed to bring their cauldron up during the sorting ceremony. It sits atop a gold pedestal. A teacher lifts a water pitcher and pours a strange liquid into the cauldron. The students then places the seed in the caldron and it grows immediately and blooms into the color corresponding to their house. Afterwards the rose and the liquid turns to a beautiful show before disappearing. The cauldrons are kept by the students as a keepsake and is an actual tool they can use for homework.

[@seriousoldman8997]

Stylish and long-winded. Very French..

[@eugenebelford9087]

There might be somewhat of a problem with your (nice!) idea because of history: The symbolism of a rose has changed across time. In the medieval period, a rose symbolized "secret". You can see that in castles, etc. which date from that time: Roses were often engraved above the doors that led to a ruler's council chamber. And in a time when most people were illiterate, the use of symbols was highly regulated (just like the colors people were allowed to wear which had to reflect their place in society). So I assume that it is at least unlikely that roses were initially used as symbols when the school was founded. It'd also (at that time) in a way contradict what school is about: Not to keep secrets but to unlock them.

[@sirrykr1679]

According to a story I once read, in medieval times courtesans would decorate themselves with red roses when having their period to anounce they were not available that particular night or day. Wether that story is true or not I dont know.

[@knitcrochettiger361]

with the rich back story of Beauxbatons, Durmstrang and the other schools, wouldn't it be great of Rowling would allow the HP World get the same treatment that Star Wars and Star Trek got in the way of allowing other authors and fans of HP write other stories in the HP World....maybe not stories of the "Golden Trio"....but there is so much in the HP World that so many novel lines can be written and NEVER once mention the "Golden Trio"....Fantastic Beasts have proven this.

[@Shan_Dalamani]

That's what fanfiction is for. I'm currently reading some very long stories (well past novel length, at over 175 chapters). There are some fantastic stories set in the Marauders' era, as well as some creative ways of resurrecting Sirius (or ensuring he doesn't die in the first place).

[@royalecrafts6252]

Fantastic beast was boring at best, third one was mediocre

[@Richardsonprincess00]

Great background story of Beauxbatons Academy...again

[@prosra]

Segregating kids into social bubbles based on their predominant values is such a fucking brilliant idea :D No sorting at all, like in normal schools, let the kids interact in normal classes created at random... some of the problems in HP world, in Brittain at least are caused by this stupid concept...

[@LordWyatt]

I know JK Rowling has said it herself that she isn’t an expert on history (leading to either unexplained mysteries or possible plot holes) but something I’ve always wondered is: If the magical language is based off Latin (and Greek) were there more wizards? More magic? Did the Romans know or care? Did they learn it from Germanic tribes? The Wizarding world has a large history with soooo much mystery throughout:)

[@Shan_Dalamani]

Since Bill Weasley was doing curse-breaking in Egyptian pyramids, we can assume the wizarding world is thousands of years old.

[@homanism6438]

I heard Krum casting spell and it sounded Germanic or Slavic, i assumed every school teaches different spell based on their Language

[@karolinakuc4783]

​@@homanism6438 That would make sense. The English, Germans and USA cast spells in Latin when Slavs cast spells in some Slavic language maybe Old Church Slavonic coz that one is very old

[@homanism6438]

@@karolinakuc4783 why dont hogwarts used Gaelic spell? i've a theory that the founders of Hogwarts were Druids, one of them was Salazar Slytherin. I assumed his hatred againts muggle because of Saint Patrick "who drove the snakes" from ireland. Maybe Saint Patrick and his followers commit a genocide againts Salazar's clan

[@revoked2131]

How I think Students would be sorted at Beauxbaton. The students would one by one approach a burning lamp, with four doors behind it. Next to the lamp on a high table would be a quill and parchment. Written on the parchment would be a single question. "What is your deepest desire." After the student writes their answers the would then burn the parchment in the lamp and a key would appear on the table. The door that the key opens would glow brightly and the student would enter through to the Great hall right behind their house table to be met with thunderous applause. I think the Beauxbaton great hall's walls and ceilings are made complete of glass giving it a very open and light appearance.

[@jeffreywilliams8499]

Cool review about Beauxbatons academy of magic

[@tapuchris3329]

The director should have read the book and focused on making a great movie from it.

[@atrumluminarium]

I always thought it was silly how most schools don't teach the dark arts tbh. The knowledge can be obtained regardless for those who seek it but very unknown by those who don't so might as well introduce it in a structured fashion so everyone could be on an even playing field.

[@lordshadow3822]

Yeah the dark arts isn't illegal after all.

[@anannyak3720]

I don't think they want there pupils to grow up to be Evil and you can't even use evil against evil also I'm pretty the dark arts is illegal though they should teach them how to make good dark art

[@SeaDemon25]

@@anannyak3720 the dark arts is not illegal. You can use the unforgiveble curses on animals for example

[@kingtech7917]

I love learning about these other schools

[@Theojoyspn01]

Why didn’t you look it up Beauxbatons has a unique sorting method. In order to be sorted, you must shoot a silver arrow across the room. The students that are members of this house are lovers of nature with a strong sense of bravery and loyalty to all they hold dear to them.

[@juliettek.9440]

This is my favorite school of the Potter verse.

[@LunarMeditations]

Beauxbatons lovers, can you help me?💜 I'm writing a meditation set in Beauxbatons during Christmas. The only things that we get to know from the books is that, in the Dining Chamber, Wood Nymphs serenades the students while they eat and the hall is adorned with great, glittering, non-melting ice sculptures. Plus, there's a magnificent fountain in the middle of the school’s park, believed to have healing and beautifying properties, named after Flamel and Peronelle. I imagine Beauxbatons during Christmas like a mesmerizing winter wonderland. My questions for you are: - what spells/type of magic do you associate with Beauxbatons? 🔮 - what do you think the Dining Chambers looks like? - what can you see in the gardens? Animals/flowers/colors? 🦋 - what do students eat/drink for Christmas? - anything else you imagine/associated with "Christmas at Beauxbatons" TIA💜 I have the whole story in mind but I'd love to know what fellow fans imagine about it, since we know so little from the official books.

[@leonlacroix2638]

I would be a beauxbatons student. Sorted into the Ombrelune house. We value intelligence and pride. (Kinda like a slytherin, ravenclaw mix) Eventually I'd assume I'd go for a job as a professor for Alchemy. To me I associate complex charms or enchantments to be mostly associated Beauxbatons Academy. Stuff like magically enchanted Jewelry or clothing. I always imagined them similar to hogwarts in shape, but water fountains to the left and right of the wall. Large Open windows letting in the breeze and magical birds. The nymphs playing there song to the sound of the flowing water. The interior to be white marble accented in gold ornate French design. In the gardens I'd imagine the horses rest, rare mountain flowers, large trees and hedges, and of course the fountain. I don't know about them but I'd have French style tarts with oolong tea. Personally a favorite of mine currently. It's not necessarily for Christmas tho. My food style won't change for holidays. I honestly didn't imagine holidays too much there. I'd imagine a lot more specific plants around the castle. Plants like Garland, mistletoe, Holly, ivy, and others decorated in pure silver to match the ice sculptures.

[@LunarMeditations]

@@leonlacroix2638 Hi Leon, thank you so much for your detailed answer! I've always imagined enchanted jewelries, white marbles and magical birds, too! There aren't many descriptions of Beauxbatons in the goblet of fire but the ice scuptures, nymphs and other little details evoke an ethereal aesthetic that matches sooo well with your ideas 💜 (I think I'd also be a Beauxbatons student, probably sorted into Papillonlisse - I'm a Ravenclaw at Hogwarts)

[@leonlacroix2638]

@@LunarMeditations I too would be ravenclaw if I was to attend hogwarts. I could honestly see myself doing what my uncle did go to one college get a degree then attend another for another degree. I'd finish school at beauxbatons academy then ask to do a few extra years at hogwarts to take classes that weren't taught at beauxbatons academy. Like defence against the dark arts. I vaguely remember beauxbatons academy don't touch the topic of dark magic.

[@LunarMeditations]

@@leonlacroix2638 ooh yes! Maybe it's a Ravenclaw thing, to be interested in learning something in every possible area. Magical subjects are just sooo fascinating that one wants to learn it all! I don't know if, in the Wizarding World, school would accept students based solely on geographical location (in that case I think I'd be a Beauxbatons student) but maybe Dumbledore could make an exception for us? 😅

[@leonlacroix2638]

@@LunarMeditations I'm sure it's like any collage if you apply and are willing to relocate then should be fine. Also it's the wizarding world, you may not even NEED to relocate with floo powder, dissapperation, etc

[@jkrause365]

Being an American, and coming from a European tradition that valued independence, bowing the knee to no one, I find that such artifices as class, house divisions, caste systems, etc. are detrimental to moral and ethical development and maturity. The system of dividing the wizarding world into castes of Pure Blood, Half-blood, Muggle born, and Goblin was its greatest weakness and tragedy.

[@Shan_Dalamani]

Goblin is not a caste.

[@jkrause365]

@@Shan_Dalamani Technically, you are correct in that Goblins are apparently a separate species. My assertion is that they are a segregated, disenfranchised, underclass of magical beings. The case _might_ be made that they are a different species of human, like Neanderthal, and therefore ought to have the same legal and social status as wizards.

[@greyLeicester]

Nah. It encourages collaboration and competition, let alone a sense of belonging. You are one to talk, coming from a country divided in 50 states

[@jkrause365]

@@greyLeicester Yeah. We learned everything we know about political science from the English.

[@tylersoto7465]

That's thing about America it got rid of the old monarchist caste system and started a new more freer system to work with

[@HarryPotter-se6dt]

I love how this channel is only re-uploads at this point

[@arthemis1039]

To answer questions about language and Beauxbâton, I think the courses are taught in French, but that is probably not a problem for pure bloods and half blood wizards ; French has been a lingua franca and the language of knowledge similarly as Latin, and with seemingly no other school than Hogwarts, Beauxbâton and Durmstrung in Western and Central Europe, there is a good bet that English French and German are the dominating languages in wizarding community.

[@heidirobine8515]

I think this castle has been built quite later than in the 1200’s. It is one of the biggest Renaissance Castle in the valley of the Loire where a stunning number of castles of this style can be visited, and might be actually called the Chateau de Chambord. I am French and have visited it several times, just for the enjoyment of its beauty and the lushness of its grounds. It is very refined, has an abundance of architectural details and therefore is a perfect choice for the stylish school of BeauBatons!

[@animeguygaming4803]

Love your videos bro

[@snappy3504]

I don't know why but harry potter makes me emotional I mean anything related to it literally even a drawing HP tiktok anyone else like if yes

[@teehee90005]

Thanks for the reuploads!

[@stanloonaorflop2529]

i have been waitiinngg to be an early potter head

[@GameOfWulf]

I honestly think german muggleborns would attend Beauxbatons, since Durmstrang wouldn't accept anything "below" halfblood. That is of course, if there isn't a german school

[@gracie-gi3ef]

Unrelated note:Can you please do a "What if Peter Pettigrew didn't go back to help Lord Voldemort" in the goblet of fire?

[@Gewoon_Wenn]

I'm still wondering why Dutch children go to Beauxbatons instead of Hogwarts, because most people in the Netherlands can speak Englisch, before we turn 11 we learn the basic in school. Only people in higher education in highschool learn how to speak Franse. Children in lower educations in high school learn German or only Englisch. So it's a bit weird that people who don't speak Franse go to a Franse school...

[@ajrayo]

I'm guessing proximity to the school, but that does make sense.

[@arthemis1039]

If wizards all went to Beauxbâton, they would know French and probably teach it to their children, making it the de facto lingua franca in Western Europe. The issue is for muggle borns though.

[@Anglisc1682]

@@ajrayo The Netherlands is very close to Britain

[@ajrayo]

@@Anglisc1682 Oh sorry I didn't know. I just based it off of the fact that Netherlands and France are both in mainland Europe.

[@Anglisc1682]

@@ajrayo Hehe ;)

[@morrigankasa570]

I think a sorting ceremony where the students are separated into 4 different groups sort of like old Roman Legions each one has the same number of people but it is basically divided by family history and prestige. The more well known your family is and with perhaps additional letters from other honorable people in the world you can get into the better group. Also beyond that I think they have competitions between the 4 groups perhaps safe duels of sorts between them. At least that's what I think because their crest is 2 wands crossing each other makes me think of duels and how traditional minded and respectful to their headmistress makes me think these things. Like in the book they stayed standing until Madam Maxine sat down herself.

[@theresaiwright7085]

Thank you for another great video.

[@FR_Santos]

I think that in Beauxbatons the drawing of houses, which there should be either 2 or 3, something should be done with mirrors. Beauxbatons reminds me a lot, from the little description there is, of a palace inside, identical to Versailles, so there should be a corridor with mirrors on the walls - as there is in Versailles, where the first year student walks and the mirror reflects the home or something like that. Due to the theme presented in the films etc, I thought that the houses could be associated with nymphs - naiads, dryads, pleiads or others. So, when the student crosses this corridor, or is facing a selection mirror, the nymph of his house would appear and this would be the selection. IDK ahaha crazy ideas ahaha

[@path1400]

Thank you for the Beauxbaton School story. Not all schools were started by four wizards and witches. So they don't need different uniforms or houses for their students. It can cause alienation between them. But some kind of badge or ribbons to show the different levels of years. maybe okay. like a navy blue badge for seniors and white for first years, Etc.

[@User28207]

Imagine the fairy godmother from Cinderella attended beuxbaton😭

[@gforceneonaxetake2345]

At ilvermourny, students still take their O.W.L.S and N.E.W.T.S at 5th year but because the education starts one year before Hogwarts their all 14 when they take them

[@darthseverus89]

Thank you for your comment I really think that you the founders of the American School of magic did it right I have always felt Hogwarts has rushed the fifth and seventh year examinations and to know that American School of magic actually Waits a bit longer to give all students the possibility of learning more becoming more competent is an absolutely brilliant idea whether you agree or not thank you for your comment and have a wonderful day my friend.

[@sifilore9462]

A. Why is Dean reloading some of his videos? B. If the original one is gone, I asked this before and now need a reminder. What castle 🏰 r these clips from?

[@mattharper4223]

Chateau de chambord

[@sifilore9462]

@@mattharper4223 Thank U. Don u also have any ideas of why he reloaded this?

[@tamarasmith9060]

@@sifilore9462 There was a message, yesterday I think where he said why. The censors had gone back & blocked several of his older vids due to the pictures used in them being claimed by copyright. So he had to change them & reupload or have to remove them completely.

[@guyaug7212]

This is great. Keep making videos like this

[@greyLeicester]

Disappointed that Rowling chose such a random country like Bulgaria instead of a more popular one like Italy, Germany or Spain

[@louisrichardson6305]

You are the best keep up the great work

[@pitoevergarden3148]

A place who looks like the Beauxbatons academy in Paris it's " La conciergerie " ( the Marie Antoinette's jail ) Trust me I'm French ^-^

[@MsAnemoi]

just checked google for pictures and wow.. that is soooo pretty

[@pitoevergarden3148]

@@MsAnemoi I KNOOOW 🥰

[@paulcowlishaw]

Another great video Dean

[@snowysobsessed]

I upload harry potter videos too and you are one of my inspirations. I love your channel. Keep uploading :D

[@TheIsemgrim]

happy to watch it again! keep up the good work:)

[@dracomalfoy6761]

BeuxBatons actually has houses, Beauxbatons has a unique sorting method. In order to be sorted, you must shoot a silver arrow across the room. After several seconds, the arrow will burst into sparks of your house color: Purple for Papillionlisse, Blue for OmbreLune and green for Bellefeuille. IMMA HUGE HP FAN

[@britneyzzshadow1716]

That's neat!

[@meka6626]

Heard that's fanon and the house system is a British school thing.

[@buddy8225]

I would use the same setup that Ilvermoney uses. Four houses named after four mystic animals.

[@nevekeeley7627]

I absolutely love Beauxbatons xx

[@yogitakapoor4901]

6:53 perhaps because in England, GCSE are taken in year 11, but for Hogwarts, she put them in year five as they are similar to owls so for the French school, she probably decided that she’ll follow the actual UK curriculum and give them in year 6

[@AHufflepuffAndASwiftie]

Uh … maybe because he didn’t even bother reading 📖 the book!! It was “too long” to read he said … 😡😒🙄 Dude, I struggled with reading 📖, too, as a kid 👧🏽; those were one of the books 📚 that taught me to ENJOY reading 📖!! I owe those books A LOT!! 😡😒

[@zoetseitline5983]

What are you talking about?

[@AHufflepuffAndASwiftie]

@@zoetseitline5983 The director of the 4th movie 🎥; he didn’t even bother to read the whole book 📖!! He has ADMITTED in an interview!! He lost my respect ✊🏻 as a director after that!! I mean, if you’re gonna direct a movie 🎥 based on a book 📖, @ least take the time to read the WHOLE book 📖!! I don’t know why J.K. didn’t speak 🗣 out!! I would if it were MY book 📖!!

[@zoetseitline5983]

@@AHufflepuffAndASwiftieReally? I didn't even know, and they let him direct the movies?!

[@AHufflepuffAndASwiftie]

@@zoetseitline5983 Yes!! It’s in an interview somewhere; I think it’s in the Special Features of the DVD 📀 or something!! I secretly want to believe that that’s why he left after one ☝🏻 movie 🎥; that J.K. fired him after that, but I “Sirius-ly” doubt that was the real reason he only did one ☝🏻 movie 🎥!! 😅😂

[@marcconn7873]

VIDEO IDEA how to put your soul back whole (like voldy ripped his soul he could have remorsed andbut his soul back to gather bu

[@pushpanjalisinha4083]

Amazing video !!!😊

[@hollow3925]

yes the words 'fontaine de flamel' sounds has a nice ring to it

[@samidhasrivastava3811]

It is a great video. Nice work!

[@jeffreywilliams8499]

Indeed

[@samzagod6606]

hi dean i think thats your name u deserve 1mil subs

[@BecomingAMan]

What a beautiful palace

[@jeffreywilliams8499]

I agree

[@dezereahunter6916]

Howard beauxbatons school for witches and wizards sort their houses

[@WrestlingZoneYT]

0:13 Kinda looks like a horror flim scene from the conjuring

[@Megrez-Alberich]

I still think they should have hired Marianne James to play Madame Maxime. When I read the book, I immediately thought of her. The worst thing is that Marianne James did audition for that part, the director loved her and cried "that's her! That's Madame Maxime!" the moment he saw her, but apparently the studio didn't want too many French actors for that movie. Pity, really...

[@jaco9008]

Bro you need to fix that microphone the pop sounds make me go insane but i wanna watch the video :/

[@andrewcomerford264]

Houses are not unusual. While the sorting-hat is exceptional, the moment I arrived at secondary school , I was placed in Rannoch house, admittedly I didn't achieve much.

[@Tummyknuckle]

They are sorted by how snooty they can be.

[@leonlacroix2638]

I'm sure you know this by now but did you know beauxbatons academy has 3 houses. As a fellow beauxbatons student I was sorted into the Ombrelune house (Kinda like a slytherin ravenclae mix) intelligence and pride

[@ShrunkedDude]

Would be awesome if we saw a movie where Hogwarts Students go here. And I think the best sorting system is the one at Hogwarts so would be cool if they did use it too.

[@robmorgan24]

Good vid keep it up 👍

[@pushpanjalisinha4083]

Indeed

[@devanduckworth5709]

Keep em coming bud. I'll keep liking em

[@adammcintyre3532]

Has anyone ever wondered how you get a half giant? I mean, how does that happen? I would guess the father would have to be human cause a human mother....well....good luck!

[@Shan_Dalamani]

Fairly sure that's how Hagrid's parental situation happened. Just assume it all happens off-camera and enjoy the characters.

[@BlackangelPro]

I really like your videos, but I do think you need a pop-filter for your mic, as you get a lot of puffing, especially with the p's... just a thought :) keep up the amazing work though!

[@RoaringMind]

I absolutely love the aesthetics of B Academy. But I disliked the portrayal of Madame Maxine in the movie...I imagined her as being more refined.

[@ms.honiqualisha4529]

I would think a should like Beauxbatons would have a rank system. With some sort of badge give based on your rank. The higher your rank the more you are allowed to do at the school. So on the first day of term you are given a smiple task and ranked on that .

[@shibitoobscura3348]

As a Frenchman, I'm guessing J.K Rowling named this school Beauxbâtons because she thought it meant "pretty wands" while it actually means "pretty sticks". I have no proof for this, just a theory (it's also possible she did that on purpose)

[@rayruckus4446]

The whole reason I found this video was because I was wondering if The school had any mail students. However I'm guessing the reason they made it at all female school well primarily Lead you to believe it wasn't all female school in the movie it's because a lot of preparatory schools are either all female or all mail when you look at drum string for example it is every let the believe it isn't all maie school. Now that we have an American school established with Iverymore I do believe there should be at least 2 African and 1 Asian school established because the types of magic that are used in there for folklore are vastly different. I mean Chinese magic for example uses a lot of citrus and glyphs that is really cool. And A lot of from what I understand central African magic is what would be considered sympathetic magic using A lot of More potion style I just think that will be really cool to see personally.

[@annettemalaski1967]

I believe Barry Crouch Jr had used spells to affect the tournament! He probably jinxed all three contestants to some degree.

[@benjaminacuna8013]

Maybe there’s a language charm in the school so all the kids hear whatever language they speak

[@kryptonianpowers]

I personally believe there should be another American wizarding school other than Ilvermorny. It would actually be founded by two Beauxbatons graduate students that are husband and wife. The school would be located in the bayous of New Orleans and it was also built with the help of African wizards and witches with voodoo magic, too.

[@ajrayo]

That's actually a very great idea.

[@kryptonianpowers]

@@ajrayo Here's my idea of the wizarding school that I call the "American Beauxbatons": *Devereaux's School for Magical Youngsters* . . . (Fr. École de Devereaux Magique les Jeunes) an American wizarding school located in New Orleans, Louisiana founded by Beauxbatons graduate and alumnus Demetrius Devereaux, a half-blood wizard (1685-1801) and his wife Caroline Thibideaux, a quarter-Veela witch (1689-1815) with the help of some West African/Haitian wizards and witches in 1718 at the same time the city of New Orleans was founded. Located deep within the bayou of New Orleans appearing as a somewhat splitting image of Château de Chambord with a blended touch of French architectural styles of Renaissance, Châteauesque, and French Colonial along with antebellum, but smaller than the original château and large enough to be a university campus. A bronze statue of Demetrius and Caroline joined together holding hands and holding up their wands is in the school courtyard representing their establishment of the school.

[@ajrayo]

@@kryptonianpowers Oh my goodness that is perfect.

[@kryptonianpowers]

@@ajrayo Forgot something else for Devereaux's. *Region:* Southeastern United States *Education:* Co-ed *Range of Students:* Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, North Carolina, and South Carolina *Other Name(s):* Devereaux's, Devereaux Château, Devereaux Estate, Devereaux Plantation

[@ajrayo]

Devereaux Estate sounds great, although I think it would be more commonly referred to as the Devereaux Plantation given the time period.

[@MrPhil1st]

Jeez, I read the Harry Potter books a few times now and very few of the details mentioned here ring a bell to me. Just curious, what's the source material for this video?

[@williamoconnell1233]

I'd sort them based off their skill sets. Like I'll sort half bloods, and pure bloods together, since they're skillset is higher than muggle borns. Than their next sorting would be which person would be an effective mentor, and help their follow Schoolmates. Like a pure blood with a half blood, or half blood with a muggle born, or pure blood with a muggle born. So they could learn from each other while learning their school's subjects.

[@L0ser_1826]

Yasss i luv beaxbatonsss!!🤍✨

[@kennethbrown1919]

It's interesting that the supposed school is actually le chateau de Chambord

[@mikebrown1881]

The final s of Beauxbatons is not prononced ;)

[@romanec3219]

For dividing the wizards in this school i'll make it with Nicolas Flamel's fontaine 🤗maybe the students can put they hands in it and the fontaine will bright of a color that will decided in which house they have to go And i was wondering about the houses... lot of videos are saying that Beauxbatons have 3 houses and other said 5... what do you think about it ?

[@Clara-wy1lq]

Thought that about the fountain too !!! and I was thinking about three houses, because 5 is a little bit too much in my opinion. I find that the castle could look like the castle of Chambord :) what do you think about the fact that houses will be relative to plants (to change with hogwarts that have animals emblems) ?

[@nightraven7091]

@@Clara-wy1lq Oh I'd love that!!!!!!!

[@Clara-wy1lq]

@@nightraven7091 Thanks 😄

[@sammiilanu]

When i read the book for the first time it was not a movie yet. I loved how elegant the student where and how some discribed it. i felt omg that would be so me.. later i discovert on internet that they accept witches and wizards from The Netherlands. I was like YEA giirll! Its fun to know. Hogwarts always has a place in my heart but yea beauxbatons it is! If there is a house simulair to huff that would it be! ❤

[@shadykitty7493]

i wanna know what happened to the bread guy maybe a cool theory video?

[@fwmyeejkha22]

Awesome 👍 video... Luv it .. full support 💪... Be safe everyone 😉...

[@hornedhustler6920]

This is chateaux chambord btw

[@samgermany8661]

For a sorting process, I would do it by years at the school

[@arasdiaryy]

how can you guys know about this school ? is there any story or movie about this school before ?

[@teardroptimothy5000]

if I was a wizard I would want to learn magic at beauxbatons and then go on to teach at Hogwarts

[@ths3525]

Here is something I'm wondering, why did hermione's wand obey Harry potter in the third film? You know when he uses a spell on Severus Snape.

[@michaelszilagyi4529]

You can use another wizards wand, but you won't be as efficient or powerful.

[@VinnyS9143101982]

Well Durnstrang was portrayed as an all boys school and Hogwarts was portrayed as a co Ed school

[@friedpan8564]

I wonder if Québequois goes to ilvemorny or Beauxbâton?. Also it's kinda weird that it just means pretty stick in french.

[@chinolebron6233]

I would separate them by factions. Test them magically to determine their discipline and sort them as such.

[@courtneydillman4016]

I believe there are 3 houses in Beauxbatons. They are Ombrelune, Papillonlisse, and Bellefeuille.

[@Richardsonprincess00]

Thinking it's true

[@macwelch8599]

I wonder if there are any Wizarding schools that are all-girls or all-boys?

[@shadykitty7493]

i dont see why not

[@macwelch8599]

@@shadykitty7493 that would make for a very interesting Harry Potter universe story

[@lauren2112]

There would have to be an all-boys school and an all-girls school fairly close together otherwise only half of the wizarding population in that area would be educated. I guess maybe they could go to a school further away as they are boarding schools but it would make going home for holidays more difficult but then again, they have magic so maybe not.

[@shadykitty7493]

@@macwelch8599 i just want more Harry Potter universe storys but now shes just releaseing those weird transphobe storys

[@macwelch8599]

@@shadykitty7493 What stories are transphobic?

[@Vaelithar]

There is a sorting proces for beaubattons though? 3 houses or isnt that canon?

[@Richardsonprincess00]

That's true