“Goblet of Fire” Released in the US and UK to Positive Reviews
The film “Goblet of Fire” opened in November 2005 to positive reviews in the US and UK.
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The Two-Way Mirror #4: The Seven Tasks Revisited: A Thread
By Daniela I just got done reading an interesting thread on the Seven Tasks. I thank Ruben Garz, who directed me to: 7 tasks, 7 books, Clues in The Philosopher’s Stone. I will, later...
Me and Mad Eye Moody
By Willie Dillon | The Irish Independent The first agent Brendan Gleeson met told him he was too fat, too old and too ugly for the movie business. Now he’s the star of the...
The Declining State of Magical Education in Great Britain
A fair number of classes, including Care of Magical Creatures, Defense Against the Dark Arts, and Divination are so poorly taught and conducted that it would seem that legal action on the part of parents would be called for.
Patterns and Princes
by Ryan MacDougall Who is the Half-Blood Prince? I believe it will be a character that has been mentioned and/or briefly glimpsed in earlier books. He will be a friend/confidant/mentor to Harry much in...
CC #137: Week of June 5, 2005
In this week’s Caption Contest image, the trio encounter a disturbance at the Quidditch World Cup. Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
The North Tower #38: Mastering the Mind
What I do want to write an essay on today is the mystery of mind-control. So far, the way I see it, JKR has shown us four different kinds of specifically mental magic: Legilimency, Occlumency, the Imperius Curse, and different kinds of memory-altering spells (Memory charms, Confundus Charm). Since the first two are more closely related to each other than they are to the other two, I’ll split the analysis accordingly. But first, let’s go over the basic principles.
The Sphinx’s Riddle
by Andromeda Tonks As Harry Potter fans, we all know that the most important events in Harry’s life are those that he alone, out of all of his friends, encounters: the conversations with Dumbledore, the run-ins...
The Burrow: A Closer Look at Percy
by Tarah Toney Percy is perhaps the one of the seven Weasley children that stands out more than all of the others. Bill, Charlie, Fred, George, Ron, and Ginny seem to all be cut...
