“Potterversity” Episode 55: “The Murky Marshes of Memory – Part 1”
Episode 55 of “Potterversity” compares the wizarding concept of memory to its Muggle counterpart.
Tagged: Memories
Ring Composition in “The Prince’s Tale”
Snape must have been trained in ring composition because the memories he gives to Harry have an elegant, circular structure.
Ten Clues to Understanding the Occlumency Scenes
Is Snape bad at teaching Occlumency? Or does he try to teach Harry in good faith until it becomes too dangerous?
The Tales Untold: Of Paintings and Sisters
Even Bellatrix and Narcissa cared deeply for each other, and this is an imagining of a time where they could’ve shared a nigh unbreakable bond.
Of All the Magical Objects in “Harry Potter”, the One I’d Want Most Is a Pensieve
I, like Dumbledore and probably many of you, often have too much on my mind. I would really love to be able to offload some of my thoughts into a Pensieve of my own.
20 of MuggleNet’s Most Memorable Moments
From sit-down interviews with J.K. Rowling to red carpets to viral social media campaigns, MuggleNet has done a lot in the past 20 years. To celebrate our 20th anniversary, we’re taking a trip down memory lane.
Mishandling Mind Reading: How Snape Uses Legilimency to Spy on Harry
From Harry’s first year onward, Snape uses Legilimency to call Harry on his bluffs and strengthen his own hatred for the Boy Who Lived.
The Ugly Truth Regarding Veritaserum
Do our memories deceive us? In the wizarding world, where Legilimens exist, do citizens have a right to privacy? This article discusses the unreliability of Veritaserum as a truth serum and compares its limitations to polygraphs.
Three Years Ago Today…
Three years ago today, “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix” was released to the world. Let’s look back at some of the most interesting news about the big day.
