This “Harry Potter”-Themed Ice Hotel Will Transport You to Beauxbatons
The “Harry Potter”-themed Levi Ice Hotel – Luvattumaa in Finland contains several stunning ice sculptures that would rival “ze Palace of Beauxbatons.”
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Here Be Dragons (And Phoenixes) – Part 2
When Albus Dumbledore recovers the vial containing the blood pact with Gellert Grindelwald, he moves closer to their eventual confrontation. The symbolism of phoenixes and dragons, drawn from a long history of beast mythology, foreshadows the movement of their story from 1927 to 1945.
Here Be Dragons (And Phoenixes) – Part 1
In the second “Fantastic Beasts” installment, J.K. Rowling brings Grindelwald to the foreground, emphasizing, in his characterization, his inner beast: the dragon. From his distinctive eye to his ability to envision the future, he has much in common with the dragons of universal myth.
Hogwarts Is Home: Family, Friendship, and Belonging in “Harry Potter”
Harry’s greatest power is the strength that he draws from his friends.
Seven Ways Wizards Think Muggles Are Lesser
The villains in “Harry Potter” and “Fantastic Beasts” clearly believe that wizards are superior to Muggles. However, in the wizarding world, prejudice exists everywhere – even among non-villains.
Wreath Theory in the “Potter” Books
The ring structure of the “Harry Potter” series is reflected by the connections between the Christmases in the books.
Hermione’s Horrible Holidays
Throughout the “Harry Potter” books, Christmas always seems to be an awful time for Hermione.
Getting a Clue for Christmas
hpboy13 looks at how the Christmases in “Harry Potter” often hinted at information that was crucial to the series.
His Last Great Adventure: Thoughts on Flamel
Nicolas Flamel’s fragile state in “Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald” might imply that while the Elixir of Life can prevent the drinker from dying a natural death, it does not stop the aging process or protect one from mortal wounds.
