Why “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire” Is the Book for Spring
Spring and “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire” have more in common than you may initially think.
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Unraveling Petunia Dursley
Although she is just a supporting character in the “Harry Potter” series, I think that Petunia Dursley (née Evans) is one of the most complex characters. Petunia Dursley built a very high wall, and unlike platform nine and three-quarters, this one couldn’t be penetrated.
Harry Potter and Luke Skywalker: Weighing the Similarities
Let’s look at the protagonists of “Star Wars” and “Harry Potter” and the many ways that their characters and story lines are reflective of each other. From their origins to the conclusion of the series, Luke and Harry follow much the same path.
Ten Reasons HP Fans Should Love “Bedknobs and Broomsticks”
Here’s a magical movie that can be an alternative to another “Harry Potter” marathon.
Why House-Elves Are Not a Metaphor for Transatlantic Slavery
House-elves are sometimes problematically seen as a metaphor for American and European slavery, but the brownie myth that inspired this creature reveals a more nuanced story.
Five Questionable Moments in “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince”
Today I continue my series on questionable moments with “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince”.
I Love Fleur Delacour, and It Has Nothing to Do with Bill Weasley
Fleur Delacour was constantly underestimated in the “Harry Potter” series. Sure, one of her most significant moments occurred after Fenrir attacked Bill, but she showed me long beforehand that she was strong and courageous.
The Losers Club (Stephen King’s “It”) Sorted into Hogwarts Houses
If there’s something that can be taken from looking at the Sorting of the Losers Club, it’s how well these characters (from their individual Houses) work together!
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