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Norse mythology
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In Norse mythology, Nott was the goddess of the night, daughter of Narvi. She had three husbands and three children. First was Naglfari, with whom she gave birth to Aud; followed by Annar, the father of Earth and lastly Delling, father of Dagur. Like Dagur, Nott rode across the sky daily, in a chariot pulled by Hrimfaxi. She brings dew with her every morning.


Nott
Gender Male
Hair Colour Unknown
Eye Colour Unknown
House Slytherin(?)
Blood 'Purity' Unknown
Loyalty Death Eater


Nott is a fictional charactor in the Harry Potter series.

Nott is the father of Theodore Nott, a Slytherin student at Hogwarts. Nott was a Death Eater and after Lord Voldemort's fall, he wormed his way out of Azkaban, but joined him when he rose again in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Nott was involved in the battle in the Department of Mysteries in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix.



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