I see Neville Longbottom as his favorite plant, Mimbulus mimbletonia. They're both a little odd looking and would get made fun of by the other people/plants. But there's a lot hidden beneath that surface that can be brought out at the right moment. As Neville showed Harry on the train, if you poke the Mimbulus mimbletonia, it has a defense mechanism that shoots disgusting liquid at you. We see at the end of DH that Neville too can fight back when provoked, as he talks about standing up to the Death Eaters acting as professors at Hogwarts, and also refusing to join Voldemort.
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Date: 2010-07-29 07:04 pm (UTC)I see Neville Longbottom as his favorite plant, Mimbulus mimbletonia. They're both a little odd looking and would get made fun of by the other people/plants. But there's a lot hidden beneath that surface that can be brought out at the right moment. As Neville showed Harry on the train, if you poke the Mimbulus mimbletonia, it has a defense mechanism that shoots disgusting liquid at you. We see at the end of DH that Neville too can fight back when provoked, as he talks about standing up to the Death Eaters acting as professors at Hogwarts, and also refusing to join Voldemort.
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