Quibble of the Week: ‘Help! I’m a Hufflepuff!’
Our next quibble of the week comes from Emilia. A Pottermore-beta user, she has reached out to the Harry Potter fandom at large to report a certain traumatic experience she had while on JK...
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Quibble of the Week: “The Hogwarts Houses: Analysis of Characteristics”
In this week’s quibble, all four Hogwarts Houses are analyzed. The author has an interesting view on which of the four should be considered the best.
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Just because the last book has been released, that doesn’t mean the speculation and critical thinking are over! MuggleNet’s Editorials section has been newly revamped. Join the conversation today!
Quibble: “Latin and Ancient Greece: Not-So-Dead Languages and Cultures in Harry Potter”
This week’s quibble discusses the names of several “Harry Potter” characters. The author of this quibble argues these connections should cause “Potter” to be thought of as Epic literature – what do you think?
Did House-Elves Evolve to Become Slaves?
Our next Quibble of the Week was submitted by frequent essay writer Abbii, and her next piece is yet another quibble about the enslavement of house-elves. In her essay, Abbii wonders just why it...
Does Ron Weasley Really Deserve His Place in Gryffindor House?
What do you think of this theory? It seems true that Ron is not always as recklessly courageous as Harry, perhaps, but does being frequently scared of spiders make anyone less brave? Or do you think Ellis might be right, and Jo just got it wrong?
Could Bellatrix Have Had a Child by Lord Voldemort?
Our next “Quibble of the Week” titled “Bellatrix’s Secret” comes to us from Melissa, and she poses a very interesting question. Considering her dark, flirtatious nature, her undying loyalty to the Dark Lord, and her possible dissatisfaction with married life, is it possible Bellatrix and Voldemort were ever more than master and death servant… resulting in a child?
Quibble of the Week: “In Defense of the Dursleys”
Our next Quibble of the Week comes from Abbii, and like many other essays we’ve featured on the main page recently, this one also deals with character redemption. Now, it’s a fact that the Dursleys mistreated Harry in his early years, as well as the summers he was away from Hogwarts. But have we, as fans of the boy wizard, judged these misinformed Muggles too harshly?
Quibble of the Week: “The Deification of Severus Snape”
Our next Quibble of the Week submission comes to us from Glovebox, and she believes she has some controversial things to say about the much beloved character Severus Snape.
