Overlooked Meanings
by Bobby Skelton “AND EITHER MUST DIE AT THE HAND OF THE OTHER FOR NEITHER CAN LIVE WHILE THE OTHER SURVIVES…” When reading detailed studies of the prophecy on page 841 in Order of the...
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The U-Bend #7: Imaginary News
by Andrew Lee and Robert Lanto “Important stories he thinks the public needs to know, eh? I could manure my garden with the contents of that rag.” -Rita Skeeter (Harry Potter and the Order...
What’s Eating Cornelius Fudge?
by Jacob Gowans Debates are swirling as to the motives of Cornelius Fudge. I think most can be summarized into three main categories which will be discussed thoroughly: Cornelius is controlled by Voldemort or...
A Response to Dumbledore’s Teacher Choices
by Dan Herman I read Erik Zeegers’ editorial on Dumbledore’s teaching selections. I, for the most part, agree. He is, without a doubt, the most qualified person in the wizarding world that we have met so...
Harry Potter and the Savior King
by Michelle B. The Savior King is known by many names: the sun god, the Sun King, the Son of God, the Savior, the Messiah, the Good Shepard, the Sacrificial Lamb, the Divine King...
CC #095: Week of August 8, 2004
In this week’s Caption Contest image, Draco Malfoy causes a ruckus in Care of Magical Creatures. Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
The North Tower #28: Neville Longbottom and Peter Pettigrew
Today’s topic is the result mainly of a long running frustration that I’ve been building up since I first started writing here at MuggleNet and people started sending me owls on the matter. I am talking of course about the persistent theories that there’s a link between Neville Longbottom and Peter Pettigrew and that there might be a clue to how Neville’s going to act in books 6 and 7 based on how Pettigrew acted in betraying the Potters.
Harry Potter and Psychology
by Whitney Caitlin I find it difficult to read the Harry Potter series without using psychology to interpret it, a feeling that has been exacerbated by having two college psychology courses under my belt. I’ve always...
Percy Weasley: A Wizard-World Odysseus?
by Bridget Carney There have been many theories concerning Percy Weasley and what the future will hold for him. I think he’s actually a very fascinating character, and I feel that there is a...
