Felix Felicis – Part 6: The Felix-Struck Tower
In the last section of his deep dive into Felix Felicis, hpboy13 explores the effects of the lucky potion in battle and why seemingly unlucky things happen to those who take it.
In the last section of his deep dive into Felix Felicis, hpboy13 explores the effects of the lucky potion in battle and why seemingly unlucky things happen to those who take it.
How did Harry defeat Voldemort? His parents’ love only protects him; it doesn’t allow him actually to defeat Voldemort, one of the most skillful wizards of all time. So how does he do it?
I took it upon myself to try the Starbucks butterbeer frappuccinos. They were fabulous – I mean, I really took one for the team here, guys.
Looking for your favorite words of wisdom from Dumbledore but can’t remember which book it is from? Or what about your favorite Weasley wisecrack? Or some of Harry’s sarcasm? Look no further! Here we...
by Jay Ortiz What, then, can we determine from the actual text of the Harry Potter epic? Well, let us begin at the beginning. We learn very quickly that Harry Potter and his parents,...
by D.W. Hill (pentawork@epix.net) Copyright 2005, revised for MuggleNet 2007 Murdering a Friend: Rowling lays the groundwork for considering it a real option. Ever since finishing my first read of HBP in July 2005,...
by Eric Mortensen In the aftermath of the events of Half-Blood Prince, many people have been trying to justify the actions of one Severus Snape, arguing that he was trying to help out by killing...
by eleison I’d like to take a brief moment away from the juicy discussions of Snape and R.A.B. to make note of another ambiguous character who may play an important part in the final...
One subject above all occupies the minds of “Half-Blood Prince” readers: Severus Snape.
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