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Harry Potter What's the flexibility of your Pottermore wand?

75 fans picked:
Surprisingly Swishy
Surprisingly Swishy
   23%
Hard
Hard
   17%
Slightly Springy
Slightly Springy
   12%
Quite flexible
Quite flexible
   8%
Unyielding
Unyielding
   7%
Other
Other
   7%
Quite Bendy
Quite Bendy
   5%
Reasonably Supple
Reasonably Supple
   4%
Slightly Yielding
Slightly Yielding
   4%
Supple
Supple
   3%
Brittle
Brittle
   3%
Solid
Solid
   3%
Rigid
Rigid
   3%
Unbending
Unbending
   1%
Pliant
Pliant
   1%
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Brittle
Schnusch picked Brittle:
It annoys me so much xD Pettigrew's wand was brittle --'
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Slightly Springy
Silverdoe picked Slightly Springy:
I think slightly springy is good.
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Hard
Mongoose09 picked Hard:
^^ you realize there are thousands of Wizards before Pettigrew and hundreds after him? i'm sure many others had brittle too lol
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Brittle
Schnusch picked Brittle:
I know but it still bugs me xD
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Slightly Springy
jameswilson picked Slightly Springy:
Man, my wand is so normal - I have one of the most common wood options, core options, and flexibility options. I want something more unique! Haha, oh well - as Rowling and Ollivander would say, the wand chooses the wizard ...
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Quite flexible
linhousepotter picked Quite flexible:
:)
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Quite flexible
bby11us picked Quite flexible:
Well, whatever it says about me...
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Quite flexible
tigergirl100 picked Quite flexible:
Length: 11 1/2 in
Wood:Spruce
Core:Dragon
Flexibility:Quite Flexible
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Surpris- ingly Swishy
lufalufa1234 picked Surprisingly Swishy:
I don't know what Surprisingly Swishy does. Can someone explain it to me? And how to convert 13 3/4 to meters
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