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Xenophilius's rook-shaped tower where Harry learned the legend of the Deathly Hallows -- and where their host tried to trade them for his kidnapped daughter.
The Lovegood house is where the story splits. Over Gurdyroot tea, Xenophilius tells Harry the Tale of the Three Brothers and explains the Deathly Hallows symbol. Hermione dismisses it. Ron is uncertain. Harry becomes obsessed -- what if he could collect all three Hallows and become Master of Death? Then the Death Eaters arrive because Xenophilius summoned them, desperate to get Luna back. The Erumpent horn explodes. The trio barely escapes. The house is half-destroyed. The Hallows are real. And Harry must choose between chasing immortality and destroying it.
Black cylindrical tower like a chess rook. Eccentric interior with The Quibbler's printing press, a bust of Rowena Ravenclaw wearing a replica diadem, and an Erumpent horn on the wall that Xenophilius insists is a Crumple-Horned Snorkack horn.
Also known as: the Lovegood house, Lovegood House