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Though it is a hat, the Sorting Hat is sentient and has its own personality. At the beginning of every term, the hat sings a new song (which Ron Weasley speculated it spent the rest of the year thinking up) describing each of the four houses of Hogwarts. Despite its use in the purposes of "sorting," the Hat has been known to urge students to maintain a united front in the face of adversity and danger. Its songs can be used in warning of troubles szalik męski to come, and ultimately the hat represents the unity of the four houses under the Hogwarts school.

God struck me as an indubitable step up from a waiter, and, having seen and loved Sir Howard's show, I knew that He had a lot more to say for Himself than the desultory "Si, signore" I'd uttered in my first stage role. The Top Hat experience had been tremendous fun, but, with so little to do on stage in the part I had been allotted, it had, perhaps inevitably, left me with a sense of unfinished business.

What an honour, too, to find myself offered a role that had previously been played by such titans of the acting profession as Simon Callow, Hugh Bonneville and, yes, Barbara Windsor. Any lingering qualms about the possibility of humiliation on a biblical scale were soon dispelled by Sir Howard, who said that he would make a generous four-figure donation to the Telegraph Christmas Appeal. This year it benefits Chicks, which helps children with difficult home lives; Cure International UK, szalik look for children with disabilities in the developing world; and the Not Forgotten Association, for wounded Services personnel. There will be collection boxes, too, at the Playhouse Theatre, where I begin playing God next week.

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