The description was 'An old, disgusting sock? But wait! This is the sock that represents Dobby’s freedom – that pungent pong is actually the smell of joy!'.'Dobby's sock' was one out of the thirty-two options generated by an old feature on Pottermore, 'Wonderful wizarding world happiness generator', which was about things that could cast away the Blue Monday blues.In the film, however, Harry places the sock inside the diary and Malfoy attempts to kill him before Dobby merely blasts him backwards. Dobby is a Free Elf Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Wizarding World 1.02M subscribers Subscribe Like Share 5. In the book, Harry put Tom Riddle's Diary inside the sock and Malfoy attempts to attack him before Dobby blasts him down some stairs three at a time. The way in which Harry tricks Lucius Malfoy into freeing Dobby differs between the book and the film.Despite this, he always had a kind disposition and never let his masters keep him from doing what he felt was right. In particular, he served the Malfoy family who treated him horribly during his lifetime. Dobby kept that sock on until the day he died. But, he's not to be confused with the elves that work in the Hogwarts' kitchen.

When Lucius Malfoy took the diary out of the sock, he threw the useless piece of clothing and Dobby caught it, making him free. Get Your Own Official Dobby The House Elf Sterling Silver Necklace, This Pendant Is An Exact Replica Of Dobby As Seen In The Film. Harry tricked Lucius Malfoy by presenting him with Tom Riddle's Diary, shoved inside this sock. This sock that once belonged to Harry Potter was given to the house-elf Dobby by Lucius Malfoy (his master). ' Lucius Malfoy: ' You've lost me my servant, boy!' - Harry Potter frees Dobby Master threw it, and Dobby caught it, and Dobby - Dobby is free. Master gave it to Dobby.' Lucius Malfoy: ' What's that? What did you say?' Dobby: ' Dobby has got a sock. I said, come!' Dobby: ' Master has given a sock.

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