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Cho was the only Ravenclaw. One can assume that since she was given directions to be the murderer, the envelope that she received would naturally have been larger than the others. Since she was the only Ravenclaw, no one would notice if it was that much bigger. However, if it was one of the Gryffindors, someone of the group of friends most certainly would have noted it.
After each attack, with the exception of Malfoy's, the wand in the candlestick was somewhere nearby: 1) When they entered the mansion, one of the things they saw was Cho's golden candlestick in the corner. She later put it back there after Ginny was attacked. 2) When Ron was attacked, Harry looked from him to Hermione, and, "a small flame cast an eerie glow upon their faces." The glow from Cho's candlestick. 3) When Cho found Gabbla's body, there was a golden candleholder that had fallen to the floor. Cho's again. 4) However, it was never said that it was there when Harry found Cho, apparently attacked.
Cho was the only Mrs. ______ so it shouldn't be a surprise that she was married.
At first, Cho wouldn't look anyone in the eye when she was talking about her character. Not really a clue, but she was being secretive.
Though Hermione knew what was going on, she was a muggle born so she guessed that it was a 'Clue' type thing.
Cho couldn't converse with her family, not quite because of her work, but because one was in Azkaban, and her parents were dead.
Cho and Harry search the ground floor while Ron and Hermione search the top two. Isn't it odd that Hermione found the passageway that lead to the lounge while Cho and Harry didn't? Harry and Cho searched that room, but Cho purposefully didn't find it.
After Malfoy kicked Gabbla, Cho advised everyone to go to bed to prevent further questioning of the elf.
Cho's room was purposefully situated next to the entrance to the secret passageway in order to make it easier for her to get to her room right after an attack.
The morning after the attack on Ginny, Cho came out of the library and claimed that she was doing some reading. However, as we later learn, all of the evidence was in the library. Could she have been trying to find it and destroy it?
Cho tried to get close to Harry from the start. The reasoning was that if she didn't, all of the Gryffindors could single her out. Of course, she chose Harry as a medium; she knew that he liked her due to the fact that he asked her to the ball the previous year.
After Harry and Cho's 'meeting' in the lounge, Cho suggests going upstairs. This would give her a chance to get away from Harry to perform the next attack on Ron.
When Harry knocked on Cho's door Sunday morning, she answered it right away. That's because she was up already and had attacked Gabbla.
When Cho was attacked, the full body bind wasn't used, so she, therefore, staged it.
Hermione's silver bag was found next to Cho. It was never mentioned that they ever got a key to lock their doors from the outside, so Cho planted it, as Hermione said.
~*~Well, really that's it. Hope you enjoyed this story. Any last comments or questions you have, I'd love to hear. Also, if you get a chance, my other stories are waiting to be read. Goodbye! I'll miss you! Love, Carmen Willows
Cho was the only Ravenclaw. One can assume that since she was given directions to be the murderer, the envelope that she received would naturally have been larger than the others. Since she was the only Ravenclaw, no one would notice if it was that much bigger. However, if it was one of the Gryffindors, someone of the group of friends most certainly would have noted it.
After each attack, with the exception of Malfoy's, the wand in the candlestick was somewhere nearby: 1) When they entered the mansion, one of the things they saw was Cho's golden candlestick in the corner. She later put it back there after Ginny was attacked. 2) When Ron was attacked, Harry looked from him to Hermione, and, "a small flame cast an eerie glow upon their faces." The glow from Cho's candlestick. 3) When Cho found Gabbla's body, there was a golden candleholder that had fallen to the floor. Cho's again. 4) However, it was never said that it was there when Harry found Cho, apparently attacked.
Cho was the only Mrs. ______ so it shouldn't be a surprise that she was married.
At first, Cho wouldn't look anyone in the eye when she was talking about her character. Not really a clue, but she was being secretive.
Though Hermione knew what was going on, she was a muggle born so she guessed that it was a 'Clue' type thing.
Cho couldn't converse with her family, not quite because of her work, but because one was in Azkaban, and her parents were dead.
Cho and Harry search the ground floor while Ron and Hermione search the top two. Isn't it odd that Hermione found the passageway that lead to the lounge while Cho and Harry didn't? Harry and Cho searched that room, but Cho purposefully didn't find it.
After Malfoy kicked Gabbla, Cho advised everyone to go to bed to prevent further questioning of the elf.
Cho's room was purposefully situated next to the entrance to the secret passageway in order to make it easier for her to get to her room right after an attack.
The morning after the attack on Ginny, Cho came out of the library and claimed that she was doing some reading. However, as we later learn, all of the evidence was in the library. Could she have been trying to find it and destroy it?
Cho tried to get close to Harry from the start. The reasoning was that if she didn't, all of the Gryffindors could single her out. Of course, she chose Harry as a medium; she knew that he liked her due to the fact that he asked her to the ball the previous year.
After Harry and Cho's 'meeting' in the lounge, Cho suggests going upstairs. This would give her a chance to get away from Harry to perform the next attack on Ron.
When Harry knocked on Cho's door Sunday morning, she answered it right away. That's because she was up already and had attacked Gabbla.
When Cho was attacked, the full body bind wasn't used, so she, therefore, staged it.
Hermione's silver bag was found next to Cho. It was never mentioned that they ever got a key to lock their doors from the outside, so Cho planted it, as Hermione said.
~*~Well, really that's it. Hope you enjoyed this story. Any last comments or questions you have, I'd love to hear. Also, if you get a chance, my other stories are waiting to be read. Goodbye! I'll miss you! Love, Carmen Willows