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*** The noted scholar Harold Bloom can look suspiciously like this at times. In what was neither his first nor last diatribe against the series, he once claimed that whenever a character walked in the series, that Rowling always used the "cliche" of "stretching his legs", and ranted about how Rowling used this "cliche" so often he began taking notes of the number of times people "stretched their legs" in the first book and finally gave up because it was used so often. Fans looked it up...and found the phrase "stretching his legs" was used a grand total of once in the entire series. In Chapter 1 of Book 1.
* [[Canon Sue]]: There are fans who debate and write essays over Ginny, Tonks, or Lily Evans being this.
* [[Complete Monster]]: Lord Voldemort. There's a
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** Professor Trelawney smacking down a werewolf with her crystal balls.
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