The “Harry Potter” novels are written as children’s books, but imagine the film versions of the latter novels without the constraints to appeal to a children’s audience.
Who is the bravest person in Gryffindor? There are several likely answers, such as Harry or Neville. But I choose to support a different answer: Ronald Bilius Weasley.
Was James Potter a villain or a hero? Is the fandom right in despising him?
Could Albus Dumbledore really have gone back in time to become Beedle the Bard? Is the theory logically sound?
Appearances are deceptive within the “Harry Potter” series; by learning to see beyond the surface, Harry is able to grow and mature.
Is Snape’s vile treatment of Neville only because of Neville’s relation to the prophecy? Or does his pride play a role?
A discussion as to whether Ron should have been placed in Gryffindor house, after all.
This guest writer has an answer for Potter-bashers everywhere.
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