Happy birthday Molly
JK Rowling has updated her site in order to wish Molly Weasley a happy birthday.
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EriseD and a dna DesirE, or, Ronald Weasley and the Tandem Jungian Bicycle
by AMS Ronald Weasley — paragon of passion? Come on. Get real. Pur-lease– About the only times we see Ron’s passions are when he’s a) trying to impress veela by doing something stupid, or b) trying to beat up...
The Phoenix Files #9: Ginny Weasley
By Christopher Stephen Hey again, readers of the digital abyss we call the Internet. Today, I shall tackle Arthur and Molly Weasleys only daughter, Ginny. But before I do, I have a couple of...
Why Molly Will Die
by Chris Stubbs “Never used an Unforgivable Curse before, have you, boy?…You need to mean them, Potter!…Righteous anger won’t hurt me for long.” In this one piece of dialogue, I believe Bellatrix revealed the...
Where Were the Weasleys?
by Christina One thing struck me when re-reading OotP for about the zillionth time. In Chapter Nine (“The Woes of Mrs. Weasley”), when Harry is shown the photo of the original Order of the...
Mr. and Mrs. Weasley: A Mystery
by Miranda Rensberger I have recently become very curious about Molly and Arthur Weasley specifically about what they did before their children were born. They are clearly older than they look, because when Molly...
Lily Evans, a Weasley?
by Liz Naishtut Editor’s note: JK Rowling reveals in one of her interviews that Mrs. Weasley’s maiden name is Prewett. The editorial still makes excellent points based on other evidence and theory. Just a warning, this...
The Burrow: Lion Heart Or Snake Eyes?: Percy Weasley
by Briana B., special Burrow correspondent “You may belong to Gryffindor, where dwell the brave of heart. Their cunning, nerve and chivalry set Gryffindors apart.” SS/PS, the Sorting Hat Thus begins the first magical...
Five Heartwarming Motherly Moments in the “Harry Potter” Series
Discover the touching moments of maternal love and sacrifice in the wizarding world, from Molly Weasley’s protective instincts to Lily Potter’s selfless act.
