Head Boys and Girls Part 4

Hello everyone, welcome to Part 4 of our Walkthrough for Head Boys and Girls Adventure for Harry Potter Hogwarts Mystery. During the previous part, you learned more about Head Boys and Head Girls, and you even helped restore order to Prefects’ bathroom after learning that Peeves turned the place into a total chaotic mess. Later on, you talked to Duncan Ashe who made you doubt if Rowan’s ghost really visited you or if it was only a dream. You decided to dig deeper and seek the help of Professor Binns. Sadly, you will have to wait three hours until he’s ready to see you. Since you are likely low on energy at this point, it is recommended to wait until this timer expires and let your energy replenish in the meantime.

Head to the History of Magic classroom once the waiting time is over.

You will ask Professor Binns if he can teach you about ghosts.

You’ll also notice Ismelda soundly sleeping at her desk.

You will ask him once again about ghosts.

Thankfully, he’ll be willing to teach you.

Learning about ghosts requires earning five stars within three hours. All five stars are needed to pass, so avoid starting this task if you are low on energy.

There are 5-cost actions linked to Professor Binns and your character. Prioritize these if you are looking to save some energy.

Once the lecture is over, you’ll sum things up.

Professor Binns will add to that.

You’ll ask him if Rowan would’ve chosen to become a ghost.

He will answer your question with a question. You have two options to respond with. This choice won’t have any significant impact on the story, so feel free to pick either option.

You’ll ask Professor Binns another question.

His answer will be rather simple.

You’ll thank him before leaving the classroom.

Your next stop is Hagrid’s Hut. Go there when you are ready.

As usual, Hagrid will be very happy to see you.

He’ll offer you some Rock Cakes. If you like Hagrid, it is somewhat recommended to pick the first option.

If you tasted Hagrid’s Rock Cakes before, you’ll get some additional lines of dialogue.

Apparently, Hagrid wanted to cheer you up, which is why he made those Rock Cakes.

You’ll suddenly realize Hagrid has something to say.

Still, he’ll let you do the talking first.

Updating Hagrid requires earning five stars within one hour. All five stars are needed to pass, which is why it’s recommended not to start this task if your energy bar is empty.

There are 5-cost actions linked to Hagrid and your character. Focus on those if you want to save a bit of energy.

You’ll admit to Hagrid that you aren’t sure what to believe anymore.

You will recall how everything started.

Hagrid will quickly correct you.

However, there will be a lot of unanswered questions.

Hagrid will ask if you believe Rowan visited you as a ghost or if it was all a dream. This choice will be referenced later on, but it won’t change the outcome of the story.

He’ll then share some of his wisdom with you.

He will advise you to cherish all of the nice moments you spent with Rowan.

Could this be the answer to the whole mystery?

The previous choice will take effect here.

Hagrid will share with you his view on the whole situation.

You will recall the conversation you had with Merula about grief.

That was right before you went to the Courtyard and saw Rowan.

Hagrid will mention some things about grief.

You’ll suddenly realize that grief steered you to almost all of your friends.

You will remember some of the moments you spent with them.

Hagrid will also say a few words about your friends.

You will thank Hagrid before leaving his hut.

Next, you should go to the place where Rowan visited you – the courtyard.

Once again, you will sit near the fountain.

Your previous choice will take effect here.

You will wait for a short while, but unfortunately, Rowan won’t appear.

You’ll then decide to simply say what’s on your mind.

This requires earning five stars within eight hours. All five stars are needed to pass.

There are 5-cost actions linked to the statues, the fountain, and your character, which will make this task a bit easier to complete.

When you are done, you will realize you must move on.

Before leaving the courtyard, you will take one last look at the fountain.

That’s when you’ll notice the piece of clothing near it. The very piece of clothing you advised Rowan to get right after the two of you met.

Could it be that Rowan’s ghost left it for you to find?

Or maybe someone else placed it there?

Moments later, you will notice Fawkes flying over the courtyard.

Perhaps it is time to see the Headmaster once again.

Proceed to his office when you are ready.

You’ll thank Professor Dumbledore for taking the time to see you.

As it seems, he also wants to discuss something with you.

Something related to Hogwarts’ next Head Boy/Girl.

Learning Dumbledore’s news requires obtaining five stars within three hours. All five stars are needed to pass, which is why you shouldn’t start this task if you are low on energy.

There are 5-cost actions linked to both your character and the Headmaster. This should make completing the task a bit easier.

Professor Dumbledore will subtly deliver the good news to you.

Needless to say, you will be very happy to hear that.

He’ll congratulate you and say a few important words.

You’ll still be doubtful if you deserve to be Head Boy/Girl.

Professor Dumbledore will reassure you that you are more than fit for the position.

You’ll still be a bit confused about it.

He’ll provide an explanation.

Shortly after, the Headmaster will notice the piece of Rowan’s clothing on you.

You will get to ask him if he was the one who left it for you. This choice won’t influence the story significantly, so feel free to pick the option you prefer.

As it seems, you are finally ready to move on.

This will conclude Part 4 of Head Boys and Girls adventure. Hit the Collect button to claim your rewards.

Rowan’s piece of clothing will be unlocked in the dressing room.

You finally realized that you must move on. But that doesn’t mean you should forget about Rowan. You have all of the wonderful memories of your dear friend, and those will always stay with you.
Thank you for reading.

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