The Deeper Meaning Behind Harry Potter Names

[@KatTheLavaGirl]

“Oh dear! I sure hope my son Wolf Wolf McWolferson doesn’t get attacked by a werewolf!”

[@daria.lvnqqq]

That is actually hillarious

[@xiing-ch115]

That’s is really funny

[@horseyfacetheglorious]

I’m Dead!

[@TheGuycalledVye]

It's like naming your son Griffindoor Griffy McGryffindor

[@TheGuycalledVye]

Or like naming a fairy Blaze even if the fairy selection system is random

[@red-fq8zf]

Padma Patil - Padma is a sanskrit word which means Lotus. Head of the village is called as 'patil' . Parvati Patil - Parvati is a hindu goddess.The word itself means daughter of the mountains....She is also called 'sakti' which means power . /force.

[@muralikrishnakoppineedi788]

And also Padma is the short form of padmavathi

[@thatweirdo150]

Patil is a pot

[@mikiim5739]

These are very old fashioned names even for the 90s. They sound like the kind of names kids growing up in the 70s would've had. I guess all the Indians Rowling hung out with or knew of were Late Boomers or Early Gen X

[@DevicesAccount-y6m]

As a Bangladeshi Hindu, why didn't anyone ask me for these?

[@DevicesAccount-y6m]

​@@mikiim5739Not really. These names are still trendy.

[@gingerkays7362]

Another meaning of Umbrige’s first name is that “dolor” is Spanish for “pain” with”dolores” being the plural. This goes with how she causes immense pain to countless people, both physically and emotionally Edit: after checking a translator, the same also holds true for Latin

[@sawanna508]

I was looking for this. It often referes to one of th surnames of the Holy Mother in that to the Holy Mother who sufferes seven pains through her live.

[@Bsmith806]

6:31. Remus also used the code name “Romulus” in deathly hallows, nice tie in

[@eveywrens]

Also, Pomona, Professor Sprout's first name, was a Roman Goddess of fruit trees, gardens and orchards.

[@rev.ruthe.gallot9103]

Surprised you didn't mention how several of the Weasley family have names related to Arthurian Legends and medieval kings - King Arthur, Percy (short for Percival), Ginevra is a version of Guinevere, William the Conqueror)

[@crazypato3752]

King Charles

[@SharpAsRavenClaws]

I hope Morgan will uploads a video about this someday

[@brucealanwilson4121]

All but Percy & Ronald have royal names. Harry is from Henry, which is also a royal name.

[@whovianhistorybuff]

There are a great many comparisons between Harry and the legend of king Arthur, a young man destined for greatness raised as a commoner unaware of his heritage, mentored by a wise and powerful wizard (merlin/Dumbledore) has a small group of loyal allies (Knights of the round table/Dumbledores army) with a destiny to defeat a powerful evil (Morgan LeFey/Voldemort), even pulling a legendary sword from an object because he was worthy (stone/hat) and even marries a woman call Ginevra/Guinevere

[@HeartagramGirl30]

@@whovianhistorybuff WOW i didn't know that thats AWESOME!!!! :)

[@stangneshakon]

7:05 Bellatrix is also a name of a star, the right shoulder of Orion. It is a tradition for the Black family to be named after stars (or galaxies, Andromeda)

[@oanadevinck-baroody3523]

So true!

[@genio2509]

Also Bella means beautiful in Latin, and I think she was described to be really beautiful, but with hate on her face taking that away.

[@diamondreuben6650]

In Latin it means warrior, that's my cat's name

[@richhonican1457]

Not just the Black family. Voldy's mom is named after a star in the Taurus constellation!

[@gingerkays7362]

Then it makes sense why Andromeda was the only one of the three sisters who started off on the right path: she shone the brightest!

[@Not_a_muggle]

Lyall and Hope really named their child Wolf John McWolf and Greyback had a fieldday when he came to know the Lyall's son's name

[@MovieFlame]

😂😂

[@XFD42069]

@shivchaddaNo father? Can’t fix that.

[@Scobellfx]

Lol

[@KeiraH-j1j]

Ah yeah, I bet

[@PramitiKarthik]

I don't get the joke

[@KFam19]

MovieFlame works so hard to make videos on Harry Potter, even though the series ended so long ago. It's nice to still have some harry potter content to listen to. Also, Luna's mother, pandora. Something went very wrong, causing her death. This may be tied to the story of Pandora's box, where pandora got too curious and unleashed bad things onto the world.

[@zardsire2012]

And then there is Cho Chang

[@210Arya_]

And Shacklebolt (who is a black character)

[@Bsmith806]

@@210Arya_shacklebolt is something metallic

[@MokshAggarwal1812]

LMAO 😭

[@AnInkStick]

@@210Arya_Hey his name sounds metal AF!

[@Shaggylicious]

Oh my.... ​@@210Arya_

[@GOODYGOODGOOD789]

1:34 And Hermione's Patronus is an Otter.

[@Shternz]

good point

[@DevicesAccount-y6m]

That's what I said!!!!!

[@fishandjam5383]

7:34 DON'T call her Nymphadora! 😂

[@AllieAddison-lz3lk]

That's what I was thinking 😂

[@VarnaHouse]

Lmao 😂

[@Shternz]

Also for Greyback, one of Loki's sons was called Fenrir and he was a wolf

[@sawanna508]

Yes the giant monster wold mentioned in the video.

[@diptochakrabarti5515]

13:27 Dolores also means 'pains' in Spanish, which is represented by her punishment involving making students carve the words "I must not tell lies" into their hands

[@1ND1G066]

Ironically enough, "flight from death" (in a single word) is exactly how voldemort's name was written in the HP books in my native language.

[@Hamilfan31]

Is your native language French?

[@afus_horsey_nonsense]

Is it Catalan?

[@raya.b]

…which is..?

[@Eryn-bf6qb]

Lord flight from death!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@1ND1G066]

@@Hamilfan31 No actually, it's albanian!

[@andrewbesso4257]

In Greek mythology, Hermione is the daughter of Helen (of Troy).

[@thedragonwarrior5861]

For anyone wondering, Cedric's last name Diggory comes from the Tales of Narnia, where he is a main character in The Magician's Nefew and was there when the world of Narnia was created, and then responsible, as the old professor, for the siblings to first go to Narnia themselves, even if not intentionally

[@frederiquebraakman2934]

In the Dutch translation, some of the names are also genius puns: Dumbledore is Perkamentus (Perkament = parchment) McGonagall is Anderling, “ander” meaning someone else, refering to McGonagall being an Animagus Trelawney is Zwamdrift, “zwam”means mushroom or bullshitting, and drift means to want something very much. Here name literally means “wants to talk bullshit” 😂 Hermione’s name is Hermelien Griffel, a griffel is a stylus or pencil, and the phrase “tien met een griffel” (an A with a stylus) means to ace a test Weasley is Wemel in Dutch. “Wemelen” means that it’s very crowded somewhere, tying in to the fact there’s many Weasleys. Scrimgeour is Schobbejak, which means lowly criminal Stan Shunpike is Sjaak Stuurman (stuur = to steer/drive and man is well… man) so he’s a driving man… McNair is Vleeschouwer, wich combined “vlees” (meat) with “houwer” (cutter), making his name mean “meat cutter” since he’s Buckbeak’s executionist. Tom Riddle is Marten Viliin (I know, very different, but otherwise the anagram did not work). The word “vilein” (pronounced the same as “vilijn” means cunning and villainous, and is therefore also a pun. There’s many more examples of punny names in the Dutch translation (all of the names got Dutchified (except for Harry Potter), but these were the best ones.

[@karlsmith2570]

Well, the Dutch translation of Stan Shunpike's name is very appropriate, considering he's the ticket counter on the Knight Bus

[@francisgrizzlysmit4715]

I'm reading it in Dutch now as my parents are Dutch, and I want to improve my Dutch, I've been noting the names

[@MVM.7]

I find Neville’s name hilarious. Marcel Lubbermans

[@Unrealisednostalgia]

Another interesting one: Salazar Slytherin. Who was named after Portuguese dictator António de Oliveira Salazar.

[@Unrealisednostalgia]

Great video as always. 😊

[@mar.1023]

and Slytherin, which is exaxtly how a snake moves, slithering around.

[@billyroy7812]

Salazar just gives evil vibes as a name, ive heard it a few times in movies and its always the bad guy loool

[@felipeaoyama3274]

Luna in Latin means "Moon".

[@TheDAM_Multi-Fandom-Girl]

And italian

[@caseygreyson4178]

And Spanish

[@Lenin22147]

And Russian

[@LamanKnight]

And you probably also know, the word "lunatic," or its shortened form, "loony," come from the ancient superstition that the full moon could make people go crazy. So, when Ginny nicknames Luna as "Loony Lovegood," it works as both a cute diminutive of Luna's name, and as a joke about people thinking she's a little bit insane.

[@flxralattei]

@@LamanKnight imagine lunatic lovegood tho

[@sarveshtulpule3620]

In hindi, Naagin means lady python Seems like that has something to do with naming 'Nagini'.

[@krishnasatpute3120]

He said it's derived from Urdu which is used in most people while speaking Hindi because of the adulteration. So it sums up for that.

[@jillesjohannesbilker]

Hermione was also the daughter of Helen and Menelaus of Sparta in Greek Mythology. I believe she was described as a smart young girl.

[@OhItsReo]

I went on a Harry Potter tour in Edinburgh and we visited a graveyard that JK would walk around in with her daughter. The name of the graveyard is called Greyfriars and its where she got inspiration for Greyback's name. Also she got the name McGonagall and a few others i cant remember from a tombstone and he was a poet.

[@riainkilleen7868]

(1:00) his second name, potter, was actually the last name of a family that Rowling lived near, but she said that she didn’t base Harry on any of the kids

[@fazababaz4208]

5:30 I love how you used the pjo fan art for Athena

[@ellaandfrankie3902]

SAME

[@ellaandfrankie3902]

SAME

[@WillHol29]

Need this type of video for hunger games characters 🙏

[@michaelmoon3429]

I'm assuming Fred and George refer to George III and his father Prince Frederick of Wales? Frederick died before his father, George II, so it was his son who became George III.

[@toumabyakuya]

Ginny's name is also the pet name of Guinevere, King Arthur's wife. Now, who does Ginny marry, again?.

[@andrewstubbs3977]

So does that mean that all of the Weasleys have a Royale name like King Arthur king William king Fredrick so on and so forth

[@_zenith_139]

Surely it is a reference to Harry's heroic deeds and not incest?🗿

[@toumabyakuya]

@@_zenith_139 Yeah, that. I was going more for the fact that both Guineveres married protagonists.

[@sawanna508]

Some of the myths about King Arthur I read as a child always call Guinvere Ginevra (My native language is German) it's also the italian version.

[@toumabyakuya]

@@sawanna508 That's a "language"-thing. Names always change when you translate them to another language.

[@AM19065]

8:50 Also in Hindu Mythology Lord Vishnu rests on his giant serpent "Sheesh Naag"...And Lord Shiva generally has a "Naag" (snake) wrapped around his neck

[@christophergraham3160]

Celtics (KEL-tic) is the people and things associated with Wales, Scotland, and Ireland. Celtic (SEL-tic) is a basketball team

[@gemmacle-qu3qs]

Yes Please! Don't mix them up 😅 !

[@Bahr-im7pn]

2:18 - When you said "Farenheit," you were referring to "Farenheit 451." While we're discussing nomenclature, it's worth noting that the "The temperature at which book paper catches fire and burns," though it varies depending on the type of paper.

[@Kelseyalicia]

As a fanfic writer I also feel its important that the names I chose for my original characters somehow match what their character does. For example my OC Akiko who in my fanfics is Zuko's true love name means "Bright Light" She's both the bright light in Zuko's life and she teaches the gang ENLIGHTMENT like her adopted father Iroh. So tha one example. I won't list them all but you get the idea.

[@sjmhadsock4586]

It's amazing the thought jk put into the names of the potter characters

[@m-edesharnais5409]

Hermione is also the name of Helen of Troy's daughter with her real husband King Menelaus, born BEFORE the Trojan War... Helen says so herself in The Odyssey, adding that she regretted leaving her behind during the war!

[@obsidianwolf1999]

Alastor is also ancient Greek for Spirit of vengeance

[@ItsToadallyFine]

interesting

[@amytranter-wall3953]

I read that as vigilance CONSTANT VIGILANCE

[@ItsToadallyFine]

@@amytranter-wall3953 😂

[@cacklebabygg6156]

Also myrtles last name warren could be a reference to hiding in a bathroom stall, but still getting killed by a snake. Also could explain why she doesn't like ron(rabbits are often hunted by weasels)

[@Sunnymit93]

16:31 in the year 861, Khan Krum founded Bulgaria in the place where it is located to this day. Apparently Rowling wanted to include a major part of the history of the country she chose for the Quidditch world cup by giving Victor the surname Krum

[@ИванИванов-ч4ы7м]

It was founded by Asparuh in 681, but Krum is one of the greatest rulers of Bulgaria

[@Kpracn0va]

7:24 it’s also the French word “l’étrange” “the strange”

[@kinglando444]

Honestly, I needed this. I always admired the names Rowling gave her characters.

[@kinglando444]

@ivanandjoyceip9494 If you mean Cho Chang is a racist name. It isn't.

[@jameshackett9891]

I clicked faster than harry and Cho's relationship ended 😂😂😂

[@Elodie-xi3pp]

So the speed of light?

[@deepajey6724]

Yeah Ofc😅😅😅

[@RADARMYBRAT32]

Draco also has a dinosaur named after him

[@Shternz]

I think you mean Draco is named after a dinosaur (the Dracorex)

[@azzarzi]

@@Shternz nah bro i think they named the dinosaur after him

[@sawanna508]

@@Shternz Isn't there another dinosaur named after a Harry Potter charakter?

[@azzarzi]

@@sawanna508 bruv it['s the character named after the dinosaur. There are no dinosaurs named after harry potter characters.

[@minthantlin9168]

​@@Shternzdracorex's species name is hogwartsi ( in think ) so it's technically named after Hogwarts. And besides, Dracorex might not have existed. Paleontologists believe that Dracorex might have been a young pachycephalosaurus.

[@lucyk2634]

Dolores literally means pain in Spanish and latin languages

[@Bahr-im7pn]

"Draconian" was actually named after the Greek lawmaker Draco, who made nearly any crime in Athens punishable by death. To be honest, that interpretation is more Umbridge's domain.

[@melaniemayor6006]

Guy Fawkes is also held in New Zealand, although being able to buy fireworks is being made impossible by the government and trying to stick to public displays is suggested. This is because of animals being affected, stupidity when lighting them resulting in serious injuries. Although the British colonised New Zealand, I don’t see why we should celebrate guy fawkes when it happened in another country over 200 years ago - it’s also a waste of money - really expensive to buy them

[@JadenAizen]

Albus and Rubeus were father figures to Harry, White and Red were the 2 main components of the Philosophers Stone and J.K. Rowling confirmed this. SuperCarlinBrothers make a similar theory, but with Sirius Black.

[@LegoAndrew08]

17:21 remember remember the 5th of November. It’s done in Scotland too not just England.

[@melaniemayor6006]

And in other commonwealth countries that were colonised

[@alkinoosmaniadakis3654]

Dude, I was about to write that

[@curtismckenley8706]

Otters and Weasels are part of the Mustalid family such as badgers

[@tomlinson1710]

Hunger Games had pretty significant names too

[@northstarpokeshipper2148]

Yeah.

[@Bahr-im7pn]

Katniss - Derived from the botanical name for the arrowhead plant, Sagittaria, which means archer or hunter; Katniss hunts to feed her family, being adept with archery. (The article I learned this from actually had MovieFlames video embedded.) Peeta - A homophone for "pita," which is a type of bread; Peeta came from a family of bakers. Primrose - A flower that has medicinal uses; Prim becomes a young medic later in the series. Panem - Taken from "panem et circenses," a Roman term that translates to "bread and circuses(or games)," which refers to gaining public approval through cheap methods that are meant to distract people from issues rather than put in the effort to fix anything; the Hunger Games have become a sort of sporting event for the districts, despite having originally been a punishment in light of district thirteen's failed rebellion.

[@Eryn-bf6qb]

I hope movie flame does a video like this for the hunger games! It would be really interesting! Also, every time Movieflame uploads a video I get my hopes up that it’s The 2ND PART OF AVATAR THE LAST AIRBENDER! Please! Everyone is waiting for that part Movieflame! Like this comment, if you want the 2nd part too!

[@TheMugglebornWitch]

Can we all take a moment to appreciate morgan for all the work he puts in for all his vids

[@user-tsukiko2023]

I like writing novels but I feel very difficult to name the characters. So I think Rowling is very good at naming the characters. I never think that there is deeper meaning behind it!

[@krishnasatpute3120]

Padma means a lotus flower whereas Parvati is a goddess in hindu history. Patel means a headman of village and is rather a famous last name in India. Ig jk just randomly named them these names or was there any meaning you can find relating to the character?

[@vaibhavsheth2503]

I can Lotus was the favorite flower of goddess Saraswati who is the goddess of knowledge and padma was sorted into ravenclaw which is known for it's intelligence For Parvati I guess her loyalty to her best friend

[@helenasobolevskaya8453]

Snape is an english village, and a manor that once belonged to Catherine Parr's first husband. Hagrid comes from hagridden- meaning, nightmare - ridden by hags. Many of the names were discussed by Stephen Fry, actually, in the QI series. :)

[@jillesjohannesbilker]

Great video! You should make videos about Harry Potter words and names in other languages. You could get multiple videos out of that, maybe a whole series!

[@Ravenblack42]

Another perhaps un-founded theory for the last name Pettigrew could be translated as the "pet that grew''. As seen in the Prisoner of Azkaban, Peter, being the Animagus that he was, eventually grew(transfigured) from his pet rat form Scabbers, into his human form Peter Pettigrew, hence the name.

[@tshegolepule5340]

Another great video by my favorite Harry potter content creator

[@elmasterdezoologia6641]

Dolores also means "pains" or "sorrows" in Spanish (I am Mexican). Man, did her name suit her PERFECTLY.

[@Remson-11]

6:00 Vold is also violence in Norwegian.

[@micheleminor1106]

There is also Henry Tonks, the facial injury artist. He drew pictures of soliders who had suffered facial injuries during WWI. He had worked for plastic surgery pioneer Harold Gillis who Vampire Diaries and The Originals actor Daniel Gillies is related to. Henry Tonks had drawn pictures of soliders who had facial injuries before they had plastic surgery under Sir Harold Gillies.

[@SuperKelleyg]

I can't pick just one that was most fascinating. You obviously put so much work into this. Thank you!

[@1400_Trout]

8:48 Ayo what you just call me?? 😹

[@SofiaHuchwajda]

It's so crazy that J.K. Rowling put so much thought into the names!

[@shylermcelhannon7706]

For the Fred and George one, Frederik (who JK refers to) is Frederik, Prince of Wales, who died before he became King. When Fredrick’s father died, Frederick’s son, George became King George III of Great Britain.

[@ThePersephoneDiggen]

7:14 Bella is also beautiful in Italian. 3:45 Alba is white.

[@yangzach7832]

Can you do one for the hunger games and Percy Jackson?

[@brycemuller2081]

Severus means cruel in Latin

[@trineelkjr5220]

As a danish person im am impress how good you pronused the Word vold i forgot that you are not danish 😂

[@realjubagas]

8:48 bro really thought we wouldnt notice lol jk

[@bruhmaster6950]

Rowling

[@kanishkjain2767]

Finally a harry potter video

[@prominister2098]

☠☠

[@kanishkjain2767]

@@prominister2098 ??

[@jaketowell1053]

What do you mean? The last Harry Potter video was only 2 weeks ago

[@jameshackett9891]

​@@jaketowell1053 2 long ago 😂

[@jaketowell1053]

@@jameshackett9891 fair enough

[@Mythic4410]

Percival = To Peirce the Blade and was one of King Arthur's best knights, remembered for his quest for the Holy Grail. Wulfric = Wolf Power/Ruler, it's Medieval form 'Ulric' was worn by earl and a saint. Brian = High and Noble, symbolising virtue and strength.

[@keanuphillip7725]

Lupin also used Romulus as a nickname in the 7th book. I’m Surprised this wasn’t mentioned in the video

[@LogianoPiano]

2:58 I cannot begin to explain the *uncanny* resemblance to a dragon.

[@Giyuusl3ftl3g]

4:08 I thought his name was Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore

[@LoriLindley-eu3qz]

Crookshanks is the final revealed name in Charades. Audry Hepburn and Cary Grant movie.

[@emmaflournoy3821]

Seeing as Kingsley is a British character, I don’t think his name would only be referring to America, especially since the majority of black slaves went to Brazil, the Caribbean, South America, and of course, were enslaved in Africa and still are today.

[@Jambo_5]

6:29 Is it just me or did anyone else immediately think of Romulus and Remus when Lupin appeared on the Potterwatch radio station in the 7th book?

[@roccothepuppy8332]

Been loving the videos! I loved watching and reading Harry Potter, got out of it, and then saw your videos that got it back into me! It’s so cool learning about new Harry Potter facts, and etc. Makes me know way more!😂 Keep up the good work man! ❤

[@Not_A_Colts_Fan]

I’m sure you noticed this but I jus thought of how when in the order of the phoenix movie (not sure about the book) most of some of the most powerful wizards in the world are at the ministry when all the ministry employees weren’t their lol

[@justoliver0102]

Kingsley always has me flabbergasted

[@Sonocrafting]

5:31 i love how you used the pjo art

[@bobthebuilder8110]

They did my boy Kingsley dirty.

[@francisgrizzlysmit4715]

I always thought Fudge denoted the fact they didn't have a solution to the problem of who to make minister after Barty Crouch snr fell from grace, and Dumbledore refused it they fudged a solution by putting Fudge in.

[@aprilcooke8340]

Gives a greater appreciation of the nuances of the books and the great amount of research and thoughtfulness by JK Rolling.

[@jakobmolbek7808]

Movieflame, maybe you don't know, but, in danish, tom mavolo riddle's name is Romeo G. Detlev JR. the G stand for Gåde I.E riddle

[@seskal8595]

Notably, just like Sirius, Bellatrix is also the name of a star. And so are many other names on the Black family tree

[@AlexB-vt5xe]

Great video, some of these were really interesting. Do we have any Easter Egg vids left to release? Those were awesome as well. Anyhow cheers!

[@horseyfacetheglorious]

Make this Riordanverse video Part 1: What The Character’s Bogarts Are Ex: Percy- Luke Annabeth- Arachne Grover- Polyphemus Chiron- Gaia Luke- May Castellan Clarisse- Ares Tyson- Sphinx Thalia- The Sun Chariot Nico- Cupid Zoe- Atlas THOA- Orion Chris Rodriguez- King Minos Silena- Losing Beckondorf The Gods- Typhon Jason- Beryl Grace Leo- Hera Piper- losing Jason & Leo Frank- Thanatos Hazel- Alcyoneus Reyna- The Ramírez Arellano Ancestors Hylla- Julian Ramirez- Arellano Drew- Piper Tristan McLean- Enceladus Octavian-?? Meg- The Emperors

[@AdoraGames]

She just used Potter because when she was little because she had neighbours next door and she loved playing with them

[@ClaireH1418]

What a brilliant mind she has to come up with all these connections. Thank you for your hard work on this video.

[@lucasvanlammeren7946]

I kinda made up 2 of the Marauders nicknames meanings, as Wormtail (Pettigrew) hints towards the tail of a rat looking like a worm, and Moony (Lupin) is a reference of Lupin being a werewolf, becoming one at the full moon

[@kieranicolle]

Have you read the books?

[@lucasvanlammeren7946]

@@kieranicolle Yea, why?

[@Jennalovescatsalot]

YESS FINALLY A NEW VIDEO

[@andoelvalonz7286]

Dolores in spanish means "pains"

[@Tom_Cross10]

Spectacular

[@saumyaba]

😂😂😂😂😂 makes sense

[@GOODYGOODGOOD789]

Don't forget Draco malformed form Harry Potter and The Sorcerer's Stone PS1.

[@chaddusgeneralpythor8665]

are fred, george and tom riddle the only characters who have an in universe explanation for their names origins

[@eimearinez]

Delores means sorrows not dishonest it’s a popular name in old Ireland as it’s got Catholic meaning Mary of the Sarrows aka Delores, I think it means she causes pain n sorrow to others in the meaning of Delores Umbridge and also it’s a common Nuns name which were teachers and Headmistresses of schools as I also had a Headnun named Delores

[@richgordon740]

Ooooh, do this for some of the spells/charms/incantations, too, please!

[@sagitiger]

one thing i really love about draco's name's is that the chinese fandom describe draco as "he is the dusk that cannot fall to night nor a dawn that can shine up bright" referencing the constellation's position in the sky and draco's character in the story, a person who is never actually evil yet also cannot truly turn good, it is just so 'chef's kiss', it's referenced in several draco based videos in bilibili

[@DerpKarp]

B L A I S E Z A B I N I

[@gary-williams]

2:19 The book is "Fahrenheit 451", not just "Fahrenheit". The title is a reference to the temperature at which paper will spontaneously combust (although various paper compositions will autoignite between 424 and 475 degrees).

[@mar.1023]

as a Cypriot speaking greek, for Sybill Trelawney her surname really strikes out τρελό (tre-llaw) which translates to crazy in english. So altogether, Sybill IS someone you would best describe as a mad(not-sane) prophet.

[@roccothepuppy8332]

In the language pali, the word naga NAGA the way he said it caught me off guard tho.