
	Where results make sense

Topic: Bertha Jorkins

Related Topics

Alastor Moody

Barty Crouch

Winky

Viktor Krum

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

Colisee Pepsi

Edmonton International Fringe Festival

Juan Bautista de Pomar

Barat Daya Islands

The 12th Man

Indianapolis 500

Cryptic Writings

Borders Books

List of Australians

Malay language

	Minor Ministry officials in the Harry Potter books - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bertha's shadow came out of Voldemort's wand during the duel between Voldemort and Harry on the graveyard in Little Hangleton and helped Harry to escape.
		Bertha Jorkins was at Hogwarts the same time as James Potter and company.
		She was known as nosy and with a good head for gossip.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bertha_Jorkins (870 words)

	HPL: Bertha Jorkins
		Bertha was a gossip and didn't seem to have a lot of social skills -- once she spotted someone "kissing Florence behind the greenhouses" and didn't have the sense just to ignore it, which resulted in that person casting a hex on her.
		The magic Voldemort used to extract this information from Bertha was so powerful and invasive that she was left "damaged," so he killed her.
		Bertha knew what was going on and who Harry was, and she urged him not to let go of the wand.
	www.hp-lexicon.org /wizards/bertha.html (554 words)

	MuggleNet \| The North Tower #17 - The Pensieve (1) - By Maline Fredén.
		Number one suggests that the memory of Bertha isn't as important as that of Trelawney and that her message isn't a vital one - the importance of the scene is elsewhere - whereas the memory of Trelawney's first prophecy is top-secret information (to say the least, it's the hidden treasure of Book 5).
		The memory of Bertha is painful because (I think) she was one he couldn't save and there is a parallel between her and Harry because they're both very curious and not very cautious (indeed, the cautious part of Harry is basically called Hermione; she's the one that stands for most rational thinking).
		Dumbledore doesn't explain anything further about Bertha Jorkins, and Harry doesn't seem to grasp the fact that Dumbledore seems to know that she's been captured by Voldemort (he couldn't remember her name from his dream).
	www.mugglenet.com /editorials/thenorthtower/nt17.shtml (3307 words)

	CHAOTIC PRO WRESTLING
		Bertha "The Rhino" Jorkins sits atop the entrance ramp in all of her glory, all bajillion pounds of it, licking her lips with beady eyes staring straight down at Aaron.
		Bertha smiles, her teeth dripping with saliva that runs down her chin and over the thousands of rolls covering her body.
		Bertha stomps after the nacho vendor, breaking a hole in the guardrail as the people vacate the area surrounding her.
	www.freewebs.com /chaoticprowrestling/bonusppv.htm (4039 words)

	Harry Potter Lexicon Forum - The significance of Bertha & Florence. Condensed thread.
		I thought Dumbly was just sadly pondering that old event and Bertha's recent disappearance at the same time, because they both had to do with her inherant curiosity and COMPLETE lack of self-preservation.
		Sirius tells Harry that he knew Bertha Jorkins while he was at Hogwarts, and that she was a few years above them and Snape.
		I think the whole Bertha scene in the pensieve was to show she had a tendency to stick her nose where it didn't belong.
	wc6.worldcrossing.com /webx?50@176.WCqVcrNIxMc@.1dde190b (1063 words)

	MuggleNet \| Character Biographies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Bertha Jorkins, from Crouch's Department at the Ministry, visited his home and heard Winky speaking to Barty, Jr.
		Bertha realised who must be under the Invisibility Cloak, so Crouch Obliviated her memory.
		While he was thus occupied, Bertha Jorkins disappeared in Albania.
	www.hpencyclopedia.com /characters/bios/bartysnr.shtml (998 words)

	TIP Forums -> Bertha Jorkins (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		I dont think who "he" is really matters, he was just showing them how he knew Bertha when she was at school.
		Anyway, it seems to refer to the boy Bertha followed, and sets up the character as someone who was too curious for her own good, and just the sort of person to follow Peter.
		I believe that Sirius mentions knowing of Bertha, so presumably Peter knew her and her reputation as a gossip/nosey/whatever and saw her as a potential resource.
	www.theinkpen.net /forums/index.php?showtopic=794 (694 words)

	Chamber of Secrets - How did Voldemort get his wand back? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Bertha was killed before Voldy and Peter left the Albanian forest.
		Perhaps he simply used a wand [taken from Bertha Jorkins possibly?] and used the accio charm to call his wand to him from wherever it was.
		But that wand killed Frank Bryce, Bertha Jorkins, and Cedric Diggory, so he had to have regained the wand sometime before or at the time of when Wormtail arrived.
	www.cosforums.com /printthread.php?t=5754&pp=100 (7439 words)

	Three-Tasks.com - loyalty at hogwarts, DE style (old GoF book)
		Remember - Bertha knew the truth about Crouch Jr, hence the memory charm that gave her the memory of a goldfish.
		Bertha also knew about the TWT, and she knew of a DE at Hogwarts.
		Voldemort then says in Chapter The Death Eaters: "Wormtail overpowered her [Bertha Jorkins] and brought her to me.....But the means I used to break the Memory Charm upon her were powerful, and when I had extracted all useful information, her mind and body were beyond repair."
	www.three-tasks.com /showthread.php?t=3116 (1342 words)

	Kindred Spirits > Hidden Death
		Bertha Jorkins: We all know about her, tortured to form Voldemort’s plan of rebirth.
		While some of you may think it’s Bertha Jorkins’ cousin, they (The Ministry) got a few words in with her, she isn’t dead.
		She [Berth Jorkins] told me of a faithful Death Eater who would be only too willing to help me, if I could only contact him.
	www.portkey.org /talk/lofiversion/index.php/t13511.html (5574 words)

	Clues found in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
		When Voldemort broke Bertha Jorkins Memory Charm, she told him of the Triwizard Tournament and of a faithful servant who would be willing to help Voldemort, Bk4- 655
		Crouch, young Crouch was kept prisoner in their house with Winky taking care of him, used an invisibility cloak, Bertha Jorkins found out and Mr.
		Crouch used a Memory Charm on her, young Crouch was in the empty seat next to Winky at the World Cup, he saw Harry’s wand and stole it and used it to cask the Dark Mark, Bk4- 684-687, young crouch stole Polyjuice ingredients from Snape’s office, Bk4- 689
	www.geocities.com /jwinpa2/hp_clues4_index.html (1308 words)

	Did I Leave My Footprints On Your Courtyard Of Sand? : Upsaid Web Journal
		Lord Voldermort learned of his loyal servant, and the Triwizard tournaments, from Bertha Jorkins, who was in Albania for holiday.
		He extracted memories from Bertha Jorkins even though her memory is modified.
		Because of the powerful effect, Berkin Jorkins is next to useless after Voldermort extracted the memory and he killed her.
	www.upsaid.com /youngwolf2k/index.php?action=viewcom&id=485 (1021 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		on Bertha Jorkins to keep her from revealing that Barty Crouch Jr.
		This kills the light cast by the Lumos spell.
		This branch of magic is the ability to stop somebody entering your mind.
	www.godricshollow.org /hp_encyclopedia/spells (4407 words)

	New Page 1
		Harry's godfather, a prisoner in Azkaban, unfairly accused of murder.
		Seat of magical government where Ron Weasly's father and Bertha Jorkins work.
		A secret lair at Hogwarts built built hundreds of years ago by the sinister Salazar Slytherin, one of Hogwart's four founders.
	www.harrypotterville.com /Encyclopedia.htm (536 words)

	Overanalyzing the Text: HPfGU#52640: Hermione, Knowledge and Blackmail
		My own instinctive reading of this line was that Bertha Jorkins had attempted to flmail Crouch, a reading which also led me to suspect that she had been planning something very similar when she agreed to go for that pleasant evening stroll with Peter Pettigrew in Albania.
		It was only later that I learned that most people had not read the line in at all the same way.
		But whether or not we are meant to read a flmail attempt in the above phrasing, the fate of the unfortunate Jorkins certainly does seem to me to touch upon the particular dangers inherent in conflating knowledge or information about others with power over them.
	elkins.theennead.com /hp/archives/000229.html (800 words)

	SparkNotes: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: Chapters Thirty-three–Thirty-four
		Voldemort was alone and weak when his servant Wormtail returned to him, bringing with him Bertha Jorkins, who informed him of a faithful Death Eater who would be able to help him.
		He killed her, and with Wormtail's help he used her information to find the faithful servant, and ultimately to bring Harry Potter to him to ensure his rebirth-he adds that Harry's blood was more potent than any blood, since Harry's mother's protection could now reside in Voldemort's veins.
		Hearing about what happened to Voldemort after his curse backfired, how he used and killed Bertha Jorkins, how he finally managed to return to his body and summon his followers, and what he would do next, places Harry in an insider position that no other person has.
	www.sparknotes.com /lit/potter4/section17.rhtml (1136 words)

	SparkNotes: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: Chapters Five–Six
		Weasley and the head of Magical Games and Sports within the Ministry of Magic, has managed to lose one of his workers, a woman named Bertha Jorkins.
		Bertha Jorkins is mentioned here by Percy, but since Harry cannot remember his dream in its entirety, the name Bertha Jorkins means nothing to him.
		When all of the Hogwarts students lose their balance and fall after traveling by Portkey, the only one who remains standing is Cedric.
	www.sparknotes.com /lit/potter4/section3.rhtml (896 words)

	Bertha Jorkins - Harry Potter Wiki
		Bertha Jorkins was a Ministry of Magic employee who worked in the Department of Magical Games and Sports before her death.
		When she went on vacation to Albania in the summer of 1994, she encountered Wormtail, who overpowered her and took her to Lord Voldemort, who broke through the Memory Charm that Barty Crouch had placed upon her.
		This page was last modified 23:55, 20 Sep 2005.
	harrypotter.wikicities.com /wiki/Bertha_Jorkins (123 words)

	Ruins of Mischief: Yule Balls and Young Boys 2/4
		Bertha Jorkins was the biggest gossip in the entire school, a distinction that had won her very few friends and lost her the few she'd had.
		It was little wonder that she'd been willing to go with Peter; he'd thought that the only way anyone would willingly seek out Bertha's company would be under pain of death, or at least detention.
		Well, at least she was a fairly pretty girl, with lots of curly blond ringlets, green eyes, and a nice smile (when she could keep her mouth shut long enough to form one).
	members.aol.com /dhayhurst3/ybyb02.htm (2894 words)

	Overanalyzing the Text: HPfGU#35303: SHIP: Florence, Bertha and C.U.P.I.D.'S.B.L.U.D.G.E.R.
		Sirius was the one Bertha Jorkins saw kissing behind the greenhouses, and he was indeed the one who hexed her for her nosy ways.
		Once Bertha Jorkins spilled the beans, though, all hell broke loose.
		The revelation that Sirius and Florence had been conducting a clandestine relationship sat well with neither Florence's Slytherin companions (half of whom had the hots for her themselves) nor with Sirius' friends.
	elkins.theennead.com /hp/archives/000054.html (1349 words)

	The Mystery of Hermione Granger Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Bertha," said Dumbledore sadly, looking up at the now silently revolving girl, "why did you have to follow him in the first place?"
		"Yes," said Dumbledore, prodding the thoughts in the basin again; Bertha sank back into them, and they became silvery and opaque once more.
		This is driving me crazy...can't recall any reference to a Florence anywhere else in the book...and who does Bertha have a crush on so that she is following him...Sirius?
	www.hermionegranger.us /HGforum/index.php?f=1&t=52 (280 words)

	Wizarding World - Summary of the the Goblet of Fire
		He sees, through a partially open door, a man called "Wormtail" talking to his "master" about plans they retrieved from a Bertha Jorkins before murdering her, and about using that information for a plot to murder a boy named Harry Potter.
		Percy badmouths Ludo Bagman, head of the Department of Magical Games and Sports, because he has not sent anyone to search for Bertha Jorkins who has been missing for over a month, but Arthur Weasley says he likes Ludo, who got them their tickets for the World Cup.
		Weasley and Percy are very busy at the Ministry because a Daily Prophet reporter, Rita Skeeter, has uncovered that Bertha Jorkins is missing, and a scuffle involving Muggles and a prowler at Mad-Eye Moody's residence.
	www.wizardingworld.com /info/summaries/book4-synopsis.shtml (4672 words)

	The Sugar Quill > Severus Snape (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		I was kind of dissapointed in that as I was hoping perhaps they would have done something, but I see that in Japanese it's really difficult to do that (sorry, sorry, OT I know...).
		I remember Sirius saying that Bertha was a few years ahead of him to Harry, but I can't find the quote right now.
		I don't think I'm just imagining things, so then Bertha would be older than Snape because Snape and Sirius were in the same year.
	www.sugarquill.net /forum/lofiversion/index.php/t4915-2250.html (6469 words)

	Le Café Dangereux - HP VI speculations . . . (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		I don't think so -- Barty's little triumphal speech seemed to indicate that he hadn't seen Voldemort since after the Bertha Jorkins incident.
		Bertha was killed overseas before Voldemort and Wormtail returned to Britain.
		The opening of, I think it was chapter 29, followed Harry's flight, owlback, to the Riddle House, in which he witnesses Voldemort reading Crouch's message and punishing Wormtail for having screwed up while on guard duty.
	wc1.worldcrossing.com /WebX?50@836.eMn8jHulhvN@.1dde32a0 (1308 words)

	The Sugar Quill > Canon Quick-check (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		She was a bit dim, but she had an excellent memory for gossip.
		So, she very well could be in MWPP's year -- after all, Peter seemed to know her well enough to lure her away.
		Thanks, Katinka! I knew that Sirius talked about Bertha in "Padfoot Returns," but I'd forgotten that he'd also mentioned her in the earlier chapter--which turned out to be the one with the information I needed.
	www.sugarquill.net /forum/lofiversion/index.php/t5462-600.html (3709 words)

	www.myspace.com/beezybertha
		View All Its Bertha so deal with it!'s Groups
		Its Bertha so deal with it!'s Latest Blog Entry [Subscribe to this Blog]
		View All of Its Bertha so deal with it!'s Friends
	www.myspace.com /21467264 (1202 words)

	GobletofFireII (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The figure of Bertha Jorkins rushes to Harry in her Ministry robes.
		He'd learned of my plight through Bertha and came to free me. We put Father under the same curse he had used on me and forced him to go about his business.
		Then there was an older man, and Bertha Jorkins.
	kathleencromie.tripod.com /GobletofFireII4.htm (2992 words)

	Gildroy Lockhart Book 2 - HPforums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Yes, it is true that Voldemort was able to break the memory charm on Bertha Jorkins, but he also said that in doing so he dammaged her body and spirit beyond repair.
		I think that Voldie is a VERY powerful wizard..so that is why he could recover Bertha Jorkins memory..and Lockhart said he was especially good at memory charms..and with a damaged wand...who knows??
		Didnt Voldemort say that memory charms can be broken by a powerful wizard, not that there is a spell to break it.
	www.hpforums.com /forum/index.php?showtopic=19064 (905 words)

Try your search on: Qwika (all wikis)