The Bravest Man is the One Who Faces Fear
Who is the bravest person in Gryffindor? There are several likely answers, such as Harry or Neville. But I choose to support a different answer: Ronald Bilius Weasley.
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The “Adventurous Song”: Why Harry Potter is Epic Literature
The “Harry Potter” series should be considered Epic Literature, owing to the fact that each book contains certain qualities that are traditional of epic works.
Barricades and Wands: Comparing Les Amis de la ABC and Dumbledore’s Army
If you have ever read the novel or seen the show of Victor Hugo’s “Les Misérables” and wondered if there might be some similarities between the students in Dumbledore’s Army and students who fight on the barricade, you are correct.
Bellatrix’s Secret – A Reply and Expansion
Could Bellatrix Lestrange have had a son with Voldemort? Yes, it’s possible. But why?
In Defense of James Potter
Was James Potter a villain or a hero? Is the fandom right in despising him?
The Fleeting Treatment of Romance in “Harry Potter”
While teenagers will form relationships at school and these are part and parcel of growing up, it is dangerous and over-simplistic to actually describe them as ‘true love’, much less extrapolate them to marriage.
Harry Potter and The Holy Bible: A Comparison
What do Harry Potter and Jesus Christ have in common? Read on to find out.
Latin and Ancient Greece: Not-So-Dead Languages and Cultures in Harry Potter
A look at the references to ancient and language and mythology in the “Potter” series.
