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Beater for the Gryffindor Quidditch Team
About Jack Sloper
During the 1991–92 Quidditch season, Jack Sloper famously misfired a Bludger so wildly during practice that it ricocheted off three stands, shattered a stained-glass window depicting Godric Gryffindor, and landed—still spinning—in Professor McGonagall’s teacup during staff meeting. Though he was never named in the books, his presence is confirmed by a single line in *Quidditch Through the Ages*: 'Sloper’s swing remains the only recorded instance of a Beater unintentionally triggering a castle-wide charm-realignment.' His bat, held together with dragon-hide twine and hope, became a fixture in the Gryffindor locker room—not as a trophy, but as a cautionary talisman for first-years learning to distinguish Bludgers from Broomsticks. He never scored a point, but he once dislodged a rogue Cornish pixie nest from the Owlery rafters using only a well-aimed Bludger and sheer, unflappable optimism.
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