3:45 AM (d) on January 3

J.K. Rowling was inspired by the Freemasons’ logo.


She’s even said it herself.


That’s where she got the idea for the three Deathly Hallows.


The symbol looks a lot like the square-and-compass logo.

In the scene, a hand is seen holding an open book, with a focus on the page displaying the title "The Tales of Beedle the Bard." The hand appears to be wearing a knitted, multicolored sweater, suggesting a cozy or casual setting. The text on the page includes a decorative symbol resembling a triangle with a circle, which is associated with the story's themes. The dialogue attributed to Harry mentions Luna's dad and a wedding, indicating a narrative context related to characters from a fantasy series. The background is dimly lit, hinting at an outdoor or intimate setting, but no specific details about the environment are visible.
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