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It is possible that house elves were free in America! Some of the house elves in this movie could be seen wearing regular clothing and being openly disrespectful and rude towards humans without being afraid of repercussions for their actions. On the other hand, the house elves in the Harry Potter movies' British wizarding world were held in servitude until their owners gave them proper clothing, and were forbidden to own wands, although they could perform magic without them.

Eugene Clark

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[ivanjenisaactampoc]

Perhaps Abraham Lincoln is a Wizard that fought for the rights of the slaves including the elves

[lassebluten]

I'm pretty sure those are pukwudgie's. A pukwudgie is a magical creature native to North America noted for their large ears and striking resemblance to European Goblins. This explains their clothes, greediness(see the bartender, I think he was the bartender) and more sturdy build. It is also to be noted that between house elf's and pukwudgie's, house elf's tend to have more flat skulls and less defined chins.

[gabrielthefallenachangel]

Hermione would be in heaven if she was there

[chargerduck]

maybe when they stopped slavery they also freed the house elves?

[rainingdeathx]

They arent free here. I have 3 house elves in cages in my basement.

[priyangshupan]

As an indian i can confirm the British attitude

[MsMollieMac]

Or Jowling Kowling Rowling just wrote house elves because she felt like it, and didn't think of any of their consequences in the world

[TheSickmagic]

i thought the ones in closed were goblins not house elfs

[wardy]

I thought those weren’t elves but some other type of magical creature?

[theportvalegamer]

You have house elves in fantastic beasts which out house elves, the elf looking characters are actually goblins

[triccele]

The singer and the owner of the pub were goblins, not house elves.

[enevy]

"Those elf's Don't have any respect these days"👴

[SegaRihdan]

The American civil war with magic....I'd see that in theaters.

[christophersanchez]

They may have some more opportunities in America but places like that Wizard Gnarkak’s speakeasy seems more like an underground tavern that operates outside the law. In places like MACUSA congress buikding they seem to have low jobs such as shining wizard wands or work as employees like elevator operators

So at very least they may have enough rights to have low paying jobs instead of enslavement, but may have less pay than Wizards and had to work in more menial labor, turning to speakeasies like Gnarkak’s tavern to get better jobs

[RandomPOVs]

We probably have Abraham Lincoln to thank for that.

[mrswaninator]

I wonder what house Abraham Lincoln would have been in?

[gambit]

In America magical creatures were treated equally more or less it is not a magical creatures that were looked down upon

[eternalmiasma]

It’s like the opposite of real life, where Britain was ahead of us in slave freedom

[carldutton]

I think they where the starter of karens

[confusedjello]

confirming the British magic world is just, , , largely vibing with slavery, and that's the book portrays it as okay