Maybe an old, reclusive wand - maker who has been waiting for the right wizard to come along. This person could have a special intuition about wands and see something unique in Harry.
It could be an old and reclusive wandmaker who has a special connection with Harry. Maybe this wandmaker sees potential in Harry that others don't and decides to create a custom wand for him.
It could be that the orphans' presence filled a void in the couple's life. They might have been feeling empty before, but the orphans' energy, their growth, and the relationship they developed with the couple gave the couple a new perspective on life. The couple now had someone to care for, and seeing the orphans thrive could have given them the will to live.
Yes, they often do. An essay summary usually contains the main plot points, key characters, and important events of a novel. This can give away the overall story arc, major twists, and how the story ends, which might spoil the reading experience for someone who hasn't read the novel yet.
In the Bump World, contestants could give gifts to each other. The act of giving gifts was often seen as a social behavior that helped to strengthen the connection and friendship between contestants.
There were certain restrictions on gifting in the Convexed World. For example, contestants could only give gifts of the same type, and the value of the gifts could not exceed the contestant's current wealth. In addition, if a contestant accepted a gift, they would not be able to accept other gifts of the same type.
Giving gifts in the bump world was also a way to show off one's financial strength in the competition. If the contestants had a lot of wealth, they could buy gifts of higher value and improve their ranking and status in this way.
As I don't know the details of this story, the main idea could be about generosity. Christmas is often associated with giving, so perhaps the story focuses on someone's selfless act of giving something away that changes lives or spreads the Christmas cheer.
I'm not sure if the Potters (as in the characters in the Harry Potter series) would give away Harry Potter fanfic. In the official lore, there's no indication of them doing so. Fanfic is more of a creation by fans in the real world rather than something the fictional characters would be involved with.
Not necessarily. A good manuscript summary should provide an overview without revealing all the twists and turns. It aims to pique interest rather than spoil everything.