Care for a peek at the Freakshow? Step inside of the tent and let the weird wonders entertain you.

Inside of the red-and-white striped tent are five small stages, each station specified for the freak that works at each one. In front of the stages float plaques that bear information about the freaks to peak your interest. Please play nicely with our oddities and they will do the same.

Now, introducing the freaks!

Lady Bigfoot:

Lady Bigfoot, while still in her mother's tummy, was quite an unfortunate child. When her mother was still with child, she was caught up in a duel; such danger came with being a high-ranking cursebreaker for the Ministry of Magic. While spells shot back and forth between her mother and her foe, Lady Bigfoot's mum was struck with a witty engorgement charm on the side of her stomach. Thus, when her daughter was born, the child was cursed with enormous feet. However, as a full-grown witch, she sees her feet as a blessing "The better to stomp you with." and welcomes those who care to test their shoe size against hers.

Wilhelm, the Wizard Wolfboy:

Wilhelm's story is the stuff of recent wizarding legend. It all began with his parents, two werewolves who had been infected for many years by the curse that the full moon brought upon them. Although they had not intended to become parents to save any possible offspring from becoming werewolves, Wilhelm's mother became pregnant with him and the couple decided to deal with whatever challenges they would encounter. All throughout the following nine months, Wilhelm seemed to be a normal child from what the pediatric healer at St. Mungo's would tell them during their frequent visits. By a stroke of rotten luck, Wilhelm's mother went into labor on the night of a full moon when her hushand and herself had already transformed into unruly beasts. Wilhelm was born as a wolf pup and thus was not harmed by his transformed parents but once the sun had risen and his parents were back to normal, horror was etched in their faces when they saw the form of their baby in front of them, but with pointed teeth and fur all over his body. Thus, Wilhelm the Wizard Wolfboy was brought to this world. He is a normal wizarding child and, although his evident furry problem prevents him from attending Hogwarts, he enjoys quidditch and is prone to howling when he is pleased or growling when angry.

AcromantuLaura:

AcromantuLaura, or simply Laura, holds a history similar to that of Wilhelm, the Wizard Wolfboy. Her unwitting young mother stumbled into an acromantula den. She thought that the acromantulas would rip her to shreds but instead, the leader took her for his mate. Fearful of death, the woman agreed to become his wife. The leader of the coven of acromantulas and the woman came to be Laura's parents and thus is the reason why she was born with multiple legs. When Laura was old enough to toddle along the forest floor, her mother took her and ran off. Because of their poor finances and living conditions, Laura's mother sent her to Worple and Warmsley to help earn a living.

Admiral Dot, The Ex-Auror:

Admiral Dot was one of the best aurors that the Minstry of Magic had ever seen, being the head of several expeditions into the lairs of dark wizards and throwing dozens into Azkaban as a result. Unfortunately for him, what he considered to be his most dangerous mission would be his last. In battle, a wily dark wizard hit him with a cleverly aimed reduction charm. After the cry of "reducio!" and the pain in his side, Dot felt the room growing larger. He was, in fact, shrinking. Dot made it out of the battle safely but because of his tiny size, he was no longer physically capable of working as an Auror no matter how determined he was to keep his job. Approach him in the tent and he may regale you with tales of dark foes and big battles that he participated in before being reduced to three feet in height.

The Alchemist:

The Alchemist, who also goes by Joe, was a normal child. His parents worked in alchemy and often brought their work home. One summer day, Joe wandered into their workspace and, like any child, fiddled with what he was told to stay away from. Peering into a large vat of shrinking solution that one of his parents had been experimenting with, Joe tipped it over. To this day, the parts of his body that were touched by the extra-sensitive solution are still shrunken and a cure has yet to be created. Even an engorging charm seems to have no effect on his shrunken limbs. Feel welcome to chat with The Alchemist: he's quite the comedian.