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Fred and George Weasley are identical twin wizards in the Harry Potter series who are inseparable pranksters. Throughout the books and movies they are always together, thinking and speaking alike. As children they dressed exactly alike but as adults their clothing was similar but not identical. Their close bond is shown by George's distress when separated from Fred and losing an ear in a fight, and Fred's death separating them permanently.
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