The Two-Way Mirror #11: Avada Kedavra
by Daniela The Killing Curse is an Unforgivable Curse that no one has ever been able to block (with the exception of baby Harry). On the upside, it seems to be an ideal way...
by Daniela The Killing Curse is an Unforgivable Curse that no one has ever been able to block (with the exception of baby Harry). On the upside, it seems to be an ideal way...
by darkBlue It is a commonly explored topic that Harry looks exactly like James and has Lily’s eyes. In fact, on the Scholastic.com Wizards Challenge one question specifically asks what Harry inherited from his parents. Having...
by Brandon Ford B-Fizzle signing on, back on schedule. It is now finals week at great KU, and in just five days time I shall be returning to my own Number 4 Privet Drive...
by Sarah Mohipp Did the memory Harry watched in Dumbledore’s Pensieve truly belong to Professor Snape? I think there is room for doubt. Because Harry saw Snape putting thoughts into the Pensieve, he made...
by Bill Hammon It’s been speculated over and over again. Who will die? How, and when will it happen? How will it affect Harry? What purpose does it serve to the story? Some scenarios...
Seven tunnels of tasks, like seven books of tasks. In “Goblet”, we actually have a network of tunnels, the square maze, so much like a chessboard of tasks. And we have the two grand tournaments (like the two matrix groups of elements): one tournament is Quidditch (in which the players seem to be the most important part); the other is the Triwizard Tournament (here, the tasks are important).
by Theresa Faustina Since the Prisoner of Azkaban’s description of the Whomping Willow Incident, most readers probably imagined that Snape learned of Lupin’s lycanthropy on that night, right as James saved his life from the...
by Jenna We have all gotten used to the idea of the fourth book as a turning point – but what if it is more than that? What if it serves as some kind...
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