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13) Wingardium Leviosa vs Levicorpus
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Wingardium Leviosa is a charm to makes objects float. Mind you, it's a charm and it is taught in the first year. But Levicorpus is a curse. Why? Because it involves hanging someone upside down from the ankle. One might ask what is the counter of Wingardium Leviosa? If one decides to use that charm on a person, what is the way of getting that person down before he or she floats away? Levicorpus at least had a counter-curse to spare the person. Snape, although a potential Death Eater, had more humanity than the one who invented the floating charm.
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