I began to notice certain similarities between Umbridges and Molly Weasley’s words. At dinner, in 12 Grimmauld Place, Mrs. Weasley kept insisting that Harry et al. are too young to learn details about the Order. It may be arguable that Molly did not want to reveal details to Harry because Dumbledore had instructed her not to, imagining that Voldemort could tap into Harry’s mind, but Molly’s feelings go above and beyond Dumbledore’s orders.
An analysis on why Luna Lovegood is such a beloved character despite only being part of the final three books.
Here at MuggleNet, we like to make note of just about every day that’s significant to the Harry Potter community, and today – January 8 – we’re celebrating Freddie Stroma’s birthday. His character may have given Hermione and Ron a hard time in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, but we won’t hold that against him.
Since last April, the staff of MuggleNet.com have been working diligently on Alohomora!, the podcast and section of MuggleNet that is solely dedicated to rereading the Harry Potter series from start to finish and...
Celebrate the one-millionth visitor and the first Christmas season at Warner Bros. Studio Tour.
The seventeenth episode of Alohomora! is now available for download! Listen in as hosts Caleb, Kat, and Audiofiction’s Michael talk with a very special guest host – author and Time book critic Lev Grossman!...
How do you feel about Albus Dumbledore? This analysis breaks down Dumbledore’s great, yet secret, plan for Harry to save the wizarding world.
Last Tuesday Bonnie Wright, who portrayed Ginny Weasley in the Harry Potter films, attended a London screening of her directorial debut Separate We Come, Separate We Go. The 12-minute film tells the story of...
The focus of the Harry Potter series certainly goes far beyond the realms of romance, but how accurately is the romance that is present portrayed? MuggleNet’s own Stuart Dollin explores the probability of true...
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