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All of the Other Reindeer: His interest and expertise in Magizoology makes him an odd-ball by wizarding standards. It got him expelled from Hogwarts, and makes him regarded as weird by the other wizards later. The Fashionista: In her first scene she's seen magically mending one of her dresses, is mentioned on Pottermore to have fashion magazines on her side of the bedroom, and in general wears more elaborate pieces compared to her sister. Science Hero: A heroic zoologist who seemingly knows more about magical creatures than anyone else in the world. I Just Want to Have Friends: Given his personality, he has an understandably hard time making friends, which is why he opts to take Jacob on as his companion and why he's been unable to get over his falling-out with Leta Lestrange, his sole schoolmate acquaintance.

Selective Obliviousness: His Hagrid-like love of magical creatures leads him to repeatedly declare that the creatures in his suitcase aren't dangerous. The first half of the movie is spent rounding up said creatures as they cause destruction and mayhem across New York City. Yes, said escaped creatures are found away from any humans and they mostly destroy property (which can be easily be repaired by magic) than human life, but this doesn't change the fact that they very much can be dangerous under the right circumstances. Indeed when Newt shows them off to Jacob, they act quite docile. His book is very explicit which creatures are too dangerous or impossible to be tamed. Rank Up: She's promoted to Auror again following the arrest of Graves, who's revealed to be Grindelwald, at the end of the film. In the third movie, she's promoted to head of the Auror office, preventing her from taking part in the main plot. Hidden by Newt's awkwardness and meek attitude is that of a man who used to be the protégé of Albus Dumbledore and has been around since World War I, where he had to deal with dragons, and has traveled around the world and dealt with some of the most dangerous beasts in the world, meaning he has had plenty of dangerous experiences and thus isn't particularly fazed by outcomes that may strike fear into others. Popular fan theory to reconcile the inconsistencies is that Newt had already passed his fifth-year O.W.L. tests, but was expelled before taking the seventh-year N.E.W.T.s, although perhaps Dumbledore fought for him to be allowed to take the final tests even though he'd officially been expelled and missed some of his last year of classes.

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Supporting Protagonist: Newt is the protagonist of the series but he is not the one who ultimately takes down the Big Bad. Essentially, Dumbledore and Grindelwald are the main characters but we are seeing their story unfold through his eyes. Although that doesn’t mean that he is a passive, non-important, or non-dynamic character. Almighty Janitor: She's relatively low on the ranks at work, but she's very smart, very gifted, and, you know, a friggin' mind-reader. She would make a skilled Auror like her sister, but she just can't be bothered to obey the rules, so she works as a secretary instead. Doesn't stop her from using all three to her advantage anyway. Fluffy Tamer: He captures, tames, and takes care of various rare magical beasts, no matter how bizarre-looking or imposing they may be.

Rowling, J. K. (2019). Fantastic Beasts: the Crimes of Grindelwald - the Original Screenplay. Sphere. ISBN 9780751578287. You do not seek power, or popularity. You simply ask, "Is the thing right in itself?"

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Obfuscating Stupidity: She often plays dumb (or rather ditsy) around people, but when the time calls for it, she's deadly. Tranquil Fury: A trait that he shares with his mentor, when he is genuinely driven to anger, Newt does not go screaming, but will find other more chilling ways to make his fury clear. Expository Hairstyle Change: Queenie’s hair is significantly lighter in the third movie to signify the passage of time and her role in Grindelwald’s inner circle. Newt's Patronus Is a Huge Spoiler in Fantastic Beasts 2". MovieWeb. 2017-04-29 . Retrieved 2022-04-23. For all his love for magical creatures, his book is very explicit and clear when it comes to handling creatures that cannot be tamed and must be neutralized.