Jacob's sibling and Rowan Khanna used this charm to unlock the door of the room that contains the Cursed ice. Used it after time-travelling to the day his grandparents were killed to unlock the doors of St Jerome's Church in order to let Harry Potter's friends come and help him to duel Delphini. Used it to break into the Potters' house, before murdering James and Lily Potter and trying to murder their son Harry Potter. Used it to open the locked front gate of the Erkstag prison to get his brother Theseus out. Used it to open a safe at Steen National Bank to retrieve Teddy, his niffler. Elsrickle had learnt the spell from an Ancient African sorcerer and used it to ransack the houses of London, Muggle, and wizarding alike. The first wizard to use it in the western world. She grabbed Harry’s wand, tapped the lock, and whispered, “Alohomora!” The lock clicked and the door swung open -" - Hermione using this charm to unlock a door on the Third-Floor corridor Caster(s) Magical locks also existed and were placed on several doors, but could be unlocked with this charm. There was a spell called the Anti-Alohomora Charm which was used to counteract this spell.
A single door in the Department of Mysteries was impervious to this spell as well it may be presumed that it opens in the room where the British Ministry of Magic studies the power of love in the Department of Mysteries. The door guarding the Philosopher's Stone was protected against the Unlocking Charm a winged key was necessary to open it. In the summer of 1992, Harry Potter considered using this charm to unlock the cage of his pet owl Hedwig at 4 Privet Drive, but did not, since he knew that underage wizards and witches were not allowed to use magic outside of Hogwarts. This spell was also taught in Charms class in the first year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and was one of the first spells students learnt. and a spellbook that could be found in the Hogwarts Library. ĭescriptions of this spell were written in numerous books, including the first volume of the Standard Book of Spells series, where it was described in chapter seven. All of these were more rudimentary and by far less subtle than Alohomora. Before Portaberto, however, the most popular opening spell was Open Sesame, which ripped doors from their hinges and tore them into firewood. īefore the discovery of Alohomora, the most popular unlocking spell was Portaberto, which splintered the lock from a door but occasionally left a smoking hole where the key should have gone. Before he died, Elsrickle gave knowledge of the Unlocking Charm in exchange for his freedom on the infrequent occasions he broke into a magical household, resulting in the spell being widespread in the country. Upon returning to his native Britain, Elsrickle used it to terrorise London, stealing from homes of Muggles and wizards alike, until Blagdon Blay invented the Anti-Alohomora Charm. The first known person to have mastered the charm was an Ancient African sorcerer, who taught it to thief Eldon Elsrickle during the latter's trip to the continent in the 17th century. The Unlocking Charm had its origins in Africa, whereupon it was called the Thief's Friend. Wands up, everyone!" - Professor Flitwick to first-year Charms student Ī mechanical lock being broken with this charm Come to think of it, with Alohomora, why would a wizard even need keys? A discussion for another day, I suppose. Today you will learn the Unlocking Charm, Alohomora ! It's the very best spell when a wizard forgets his keys.
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