Good, Kind, and Brave: Six Ways Cedric Diggory Embodied the King of Cups, and How to Honor His Memory
The King of Cups is known for making friends rather than enemies and showing kindness even to his opposition. Sound like anyone we know?
by Anne Showers-Curtis · Published July 24, 2019 · Last modified October 28, 2019
The King of Cups is known for making friends rather than enemies and showing kindness even to his opposition. Sound like anyone we know?
by Priscilla Kint · Published March 9, 2018 · Last modified January 15, 2019
It’s been over a year and a half since “Cursed Child” was published, and Cedric Diggory’s storyline still seems to make little sense. Here’s why Cedric deserved better.
by Shelby Dale DeWeese · Published November 17, 2017 · Last modified November 11, 2019
Robert Pattinson says playing the role of Cedric Diggory feels like “a lifetime ago.”
by MuggleNet · Published September 12, 2017
by Minal Daswani · Published October 18, 2016 · Last modified October 26, 2016
“Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” presented a possible evil Cedric, but how could such a drastic change happen?
Inspired by last week’s “Game of Thrones” episode, a closer look into the tragedy of Cedric and Hodor. Spoilers ahead.
Twenty years ago today the wizarding world suffered a tremendous loss in the form of Cedric Diggory’s murder. Cedric’s death was significant in the “Potter” series because it was the first time readers witnessed the death of a character that wasn’t minor and wasn’t just a fleeting mention. We were in that graveyard with Harry and Cedric, so his death was naturally more real to us than that of James and Lily’s. Cedric’s death was pivotal in shifting the series and its readers out of childhood and into the adult world.
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