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Spankys narrative continued:
“I trailed Orel back to his flat in London, which he had filled with a lot of rare and dangerous stuff. One of the things he had was a Pensieve. I was surprised to see it, having read that Dumbledore had rid England of the things, with a few closely guarded exceptions. I had always wanted to mess around with one, and I must admit that I had never understood what was so dangerous about them. I was about to learn a very hard lesson.
by Red Monster (All page numbers are taken from the U.S. editions. All references come from Goblet of Fire unless otherwise noted.) Goblet of Fire is arguably the most shipping-oriented installment of the Harry Potterseries to date. It...
by Rachael Whats important in a familiar? To different people, it may vary. Some may want a pet thatd make a good conversation piece, others one thats extremely beautiful or cute. For me, I...
In this week’s Caption Contest image, Molly Weasley makes sure that Scabbers doesn’t miss the Hogwarts Express. Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
Bad weather has caused delays in the filming of “Goblet of Fire.”
Going over some of my earlier work, I realised that I have talked about our dear Potions Master quite a bit and I think we’ve covered the most important parts. Today, I wanted to address the question “Is Severus Snape a Vampire?”, before wrapping up the series next time with the “What can we expect for this character before the end of the series?”- discussion. So let’s get started, shall we?
by Christina Olanick It was five years ago, and I was in grade ten when I first became a fan of the Harry Potterseries. In English class we were learning about mythology, and one of...
by Bob Sindeldecker We Just Floo In One of the things you learn in military (and probably police) training is Penetration, or getting into your enemy’s camp with or without them knowing you’re in...
Spanky’s tale continued…
“’So it’s all up with me, it is,’ said the first Death Eater. ‘I’m done for.’
“’Aw, don’t put such a sour face on things,’ said the other. ‘That’ll only make sure the worst happens.’
