A thin, tall tower is where the room has been placed; when walking through a cold corridor, a student's journey will end, for there will be a dead end, or so it appears. After standing and staring at the wall for a few seconds, a portrait of a famous author and poet will appear. You must compliment her on her clothing, hair, or stoires. You must use the password in a sentence, a correct sentence, and try to get in the room before she catches you in conversation.

Filled with owls and students trying to send letters back home to their parents, the owlery is known to be a 'friendly' place. Instead of a staircase, a corridor leads up to the owlery. Along the walls are candles, barely luminous enough to even see your feet. If it is daytime, though, the ceiling reflects the bright sky, so its easy to find your way to the station. Students like to come up here to escape their stress without going outside. In the room, are large pens, holding all of the angry, snappy owls, as well as perches, holding the others. A large window sill accompanies the owlery, its large enough that two students can sit in it width-wise, and they often do!