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Transfiguration Classroom
Also known as Transfiguration, their first lesson, Transfiguration
- room
- medieval-gothic
Hogwarts classroom with wooden desks, student workbenches cluttered with transfiguration projects like white rabbits turning into slippers.
- Type
- room
- Style
- medieval-gothic
- First appears
- Book 2 · Ch. 15
- Books
- 3
The Transfiguration Classroom is Professor Minerva McGonagall's domain at Hogwarts, a formal room of wooden desks, workbenches, and a blackboard where students learn the exacting art of changing one thing into another. In Harry's second year it is cluttered with half-finished projects, such as white rabbits being turned into slippers, a sign of increasingly ambitious coursework. By the third and fourth books it serves as a setting for lectures and demonstrations, including McGonagall's lessons on Animagi and the announcement of the Yule Ball. Throughout the series it reflects McGonagall's strict but fair discipline and the growing difficulty of magical education as the students mature.
History
BOOK 2Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
Hogwarts classroom with wooden desks, student workbenches cluttered with transfiguration projects like white rabbits turning into slippers.
BOOK 3Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Standard Hogwarts classroom arranged with desks for lectures and transfiguration demonstrations.
BOOK 4Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
McGonagall's formal classroom with desk and blackboard.
Appearances
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