From the Story Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Discovered in chapter 10, Mayhem at the Ministry Rita Skeeter writes an article for the Daily Prophet after the events at the Quiditch World Cup, which makes the front page. Greeting me in the hallway of her cosy home, she leads me straight into the kitchen for a cup of tea, a slice of pound cake and, it goes without saying, a steaming vat of freshest gossip.Betty Braithwaite Rita Skeeter's home was the residence of the journalist and author Rita Skeeter. She acquires her information due to her being an unregistered animagus. Rita Skeeter is a journalist for the Daily Prophet. In person, Rita Skeeter is much warmer and softer than her famously ferocious quill-portraits might suggest. She uses a poison-pen in her journalism, a magical device which elaborates information to create sensationalist and often false, stories. I will see you in the classroom at one o’clock, Mister Malfoy,” he says in dismissal. Rita Skeeter is the head journalist of the wizarding newspaper, The Daily Prophet. “You should ask yourself what you know of Mister Potter that did not come from rumor, a badly-written history, or a Rita Skeeter article.
Rita skeeter series#
Chapters where she is physically present and interacting in the scene are in bold, while chapters where she is only mentioned by either the narration or other characters are in plain text. Rita Skeeter's methods may have been wildly unethical and unprofessional, but there was at least one time in the 'Harry Potter' series that she did uncover some interesting truths. Most of the time, Rita Skeeter was an irresponsible journalist and a horrible human being in the 'Harry Potter' books, a fictional representation of the phone-hacking tabloid columnists of the. Rita Skeeter and Bellatrix Lestrange share their birth years, 1951, which makes it likely that they attended Hogwarts in the same cohort (or one year apart). Here is a list of all chapters Rita appears in. Any information you publish in a comment, profile, work, or Content that you post or import onto AO3 including in summaries, notes and tags, will be accessible.
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