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this, https://scifi.stackexchange.com/q/121670/4918 and https://scifi.stackexchange.com/a/121660/4918 referred to three different books
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b_jonas
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The building is not completely integrated. In the sixth book, Harry and the Half-Blood PrinceOrder of the Phoenix chapter 17, Harry and Ron went to visit Hermione in the girls dormitory. In such a case the stair modifies into a slide, as the founders considered boys to be less trustworthy than girls.

The building is not completely integrated. In the sixth book, Harry and the Half-Blood Prince, Harry and Ron went to visit Hermione in the girls dormitory. In such a case the stair modifies into a slide, as the founders considered boys to be less trustworthy than girls.

The building is not completely integrated. In Harry and the Order of the Phoenix chapter 17, Harry and Ron went to visit Hermione in the girls dormitory. In such a case the stair modifies into a slide, as the founders considered boys to be less trustworthy than girls.

The building is not completely integrated. In the sixth book six, Harry and the Half-Blood Prince, Harry and Ron wantedwent to visit Hermione in the girls dormitory. In such a case the stair modifies into a slide As, as the founders considered boys to be less trustworthy than girls.

The building is not completely integrated. In book six Harry and Ron wanted to visit Hermione in the girls dormitory. In such case the stair modifies into a slide As the founders considered boys to be less trustworthy.

The building is not completely integrated. In the sixth book, Harry and the Half-Blood Prince, Harry and Ron went to visit Hermione in the girls dormitory. In such a case the stair modifies into a slide, as the founders considered boys to be less trustworthy than girls.

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The building is not completely integrated. In book six Harry and Ron wanted to visit Hermione in the girls dormitory. In such case the stair modifies into a slide As the founders considered boys to be less trustworthy.