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The Whomping Willow is a dangerous tree from "summary" of Harry Potter: Exploring Hogwarts by Jody Revenson
The Whomping Willow stands tall and proud on the grounds of Hogwarts, but don't be fooled by its elegant appearance. This tree is not your ordinary tree - it is a dangerous and unpredictable force to be reckoned with. Known for its aggressive nature, the Whomping Willow has thick and gnarled branches that whip violently at anything that comes too close. Students and staff alike know to steer clear of this tree, as it has a reputation for causing chaos and injury. With its ability to sense movement and react instantaneously, the Whomping Willow is not to be underestimated. Many have fallen victim to its wrath, getting knocked to the ground or even thrown into the air by its powerful branches. The Whomping Willow's dangerous nature is not just a result of its physical strength, but also its mysterious past. Planted many years ago, it has a dark h...
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