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.
Rowling’s choices are always deliberate. So why did she choose the poems at the beginning and end of “Cuckoo’s Calling”? And what do they tell us about the book series?
If a wand’s allegiance changes when it is defeated, then who is the master of Voldemort’s wand now? Hpboy13 explores the question of one of the most powerful wands in the wizarding world.
In this article, I consider whether J.K. Rowling’s portrayal of the Ministry of Magic can be taken as a cautionary tale of what can happen when a society values fear over love.
“Half-Blood Prince” is my favorite book from the “Harry Potter” series, but as a movie, it disappointed. These are my thoughts on why it’s the worst “Harry Potter” movie.
We all know that Rowling tends to hide foreshadowing where we least expect it. Could a Pottermore entry about Quidditch history have a connection to Newt’s memory-wiping in “Fantastic Beasts?”
“The New York Times” recently published an article describing the “Harry Potter” novels as politically childish. The reality is that the novels contain a lot of worthwhile lessons that should not be downplayed.
Today, Dr. Beatrice Groves explores how both J.K. Rowling and Shakespeare use ghosts to embody the past throughout their works.
Today, Dr. Beatrice Groves continues her discussion of Shakespeare and “Harry Potter” by looking at one of the Bard’s most famous plays – “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”.
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