Corvus Lestrange was a French wizard and a member of the pure-blood Lestrange family. He was the son of Corvus Lestrange and Clarisse Tremblay. He died as an infant when the ship carrying him and his half-sister, Leta to America sank in the Atlantic Ocean.
Credence was adopted as a child, and longed to discover his true identity. In The Crimes of Grindelwald, he thinks he's found it, but as it turns out, Credence isn't Corvus Lestrange as many had thought. It's left to Grindelwald to tell Credence his birth name: Aurelius Dumbledore.
Upon hearing of the vow Corvus sent his son to America with Leta. However, the boat sank and Corvus V drowned due to Leta having swapped him with Aurelius Dumbledore.
In an attempt to protect his son, Lestrange sent both him and his daughter Leta to America along with his servant Irma Dugard. Sometime afterwards, he passed away, and a family tree he owned ended up at the French ministry.
After a short battle between the two forces, the Corvus flew to Vardos where it was later shot down and destroyed by the Retribution in an attempt to kill Zay.
In 9 ABY, the former Jedi Ahsoka Tano could be found on the planet in pursuit of a lead on the location of Grand Admiral Mitth'raw'nuruodo "Thrawn" from his disciple Morgan Elsbeth, who had come to rule over the city of Calodan with an iron fist as magistrate of her own regime.
Regardless of the reasons, it appears that Rome was no longer using the corvus at the end of the First Punic War. As Rome's ship crews became more experienced, Roman naval tactics also improved; accordingly, the relative utility of using the corvus as a weapon may have diminished.
Leta stopped her half-brother Yusuf, from fulfilling his Vow under the mistaken impression that Credence was really Corvus Lestrange V. She finally confessed to inadvertently killing Corvus, proving he and Credence were not the same person and that she had no idea who Credence actually was.
Leta actress Zoë Kravitz was quoted as saying she played Bellatrix's great-great-aunt. However, there's little evidence for that. Born as Bellatrix Black, Bellatrix married into the Lestrange family, meaning she and Leta aren't related by blood.
Throughout the film, Leta hints that she has a horrible, dark past involving her dead brother. Eventually, it's revealed that when she was a child living in London, her father sent her and her brother away to America. The ship they were on sank and her infant brother perished – and that ship, was the Titanic.
As has been alluded to throughout the course of this list, Leta's affection for Newt goes all the way back to when they were kids in school. They were close friends in the wake of not having anyone else. Through it all, even thru her engagement to his brother, Leta still loves Newt.
Aberforth's son is Aurelius Dumbledore, born after he fell in love with a girl in Godric's Hollow. However, the girl was sent away, either before or after Aurelius's birth. His son was adopted by Mary Lou Barebone and renamed Credence Barebone. Despite the rumors, Aberforth never confided in Albus about his son.
Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore finally revealed that Credence (Ezra Miller) is Aberforth Dumbledore's (Richard Coyle) long-lost son, but his mother could very well be a Gaunt, making Credence related to Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes).
In the movie, Leta believes that she caused the death of her half-brother Corvus Lestrange Jr. during a stormy Atlantic voyage to America, having swapped him for another infant in the compartment across the hall (Credence) before fleeing to safety as the boat sank.
Leta Lestrange was bullied by several students in her school years due to gossip and the awareness of her half brother's death. She was an outcast, and she responded with a dark charm once. She became the one to blame because she lashed out to defend herself. Points were taken from her house.
During their brief conversation in FB2, when discussing their dead siblings Dumbledore urged Leta to confess. However, why would he do that unless he knew Leta was responsible for the death of Corvus.
While the Lestranges survived, the other family's lifeboat capsized, apparently killing baby Corvus. Credence is that other unnamed baby. So for a time he definitely was Corvus Lestrange, even though he actually was not.
Examining Newt Scamander's social interactions, sensory sensitivities, and special interests and routines offers valuable insights into his character. While some argue that these traits align with autism, it is important to note that the character's creators have not explicitly confirmed his autism spectrum diagnosis.
Despite being a pure-blooded wizard, her fear is the loss of her only son Draco Malfoy. Her husband fell out of favor with the Dark Lord. Bellatrix forced Draco to assassinate Albus Dumbledore.
Leta Lestrange is therefore directly connected to the most fascinating of wizard families, the Ancient and Most Noble House of Black. Generation X of the family — brothers Sirius and Regulus and their cousins Bellatrix, Andromeda, and Narcissa — present a fascinating microcosm of the entire wizarding war.
In ancient mythology, Corvus is associated with various cultural narratives. In Greek mythology, the crow is linked to the god Apollo, symbolizing his trustworthiness as a messenger.
As a Carthaginian prisoner, Regulus was sent back to Rome to negotiate a peace treaty. Against the protests of his fellow citizens, he returned to Carthage to fulfill the terms of his captivity; according to legend, he was then tortured to death.
All three wars were won by Rome, which subsequently emerged as the greatest military power in the Mediterranean Sea. The enmity of Carthage impelled Rome to build up its large army and to create a strong navy.
