As we reported previously, the Pottermore House Cup Championship was set to be awarded today and the final results are now in: Gryffindor Wins with 48,538,348 points 2nd Place – Slytherin with 48,495,275 points...
A discussion as to whether Ron should have been placed in Gryffindor house, after all.
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?
This week’s Fan Art submission comes to us from Angie of Tasmania, Australia. She has expertly painted her face with the Gryffindor Shield, which you can view the full size image of right here. You can learn how to submit your own piece of Harry Potter art and view all of our archives by heading over to our MuggleNet Fan Art section.
Does this clip from Maximum Movie Mode make you more interested in wanting to buy the Blu-ray version of the film?
This Quibble from Abbii, re-evaluates the significance of one of the fandom’s most celebrated houses and whether Miss Granger was sorted into right house in the end. Or, was she simply chucked into Gryffindor to facilitate JK Rowling’s plot of the trio?
For all those who have been sorted in the house of Godric Gryffindor on Pottermore, then you can show your house pride today. Can the Gryffindors get their pride trending on Twitter today?
Wouldn't it be cool for your school's houses to be named after the four Hogwarts houses? At Oxford University, students are currently on their way to making that happen. For the first time in...
by Jay Ortiz The plan Voldemort created for his Horcruxes – the pattern into which the objects must fit – seems clear enough, and leads to the conclusion that the sixth Horcrux should be...
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