What does Mr. Ollivander mean by repeating "curious" in Harry Potter and the sorcerers stone

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What does Mr. Ollivander mean by repeating "curious" in Harry Potter and the sorcerers stone

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care to explain a bit more?

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Answer: 'he who owns the olive wand'

Explanation: thats literaly means

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