With a loud pop, Harvey disapparated.
“Hang on,” cried Sadie, puffing out a cloud of acrid smoke. “You never told us anything about those things Rigel bought. Did he use them all on the way into Gringotts, or did they come in handy getting through the maze?”
“Yes,” said Merlin.
by Lizzy B. Remember that mousy-haired and insanely jumpy little guy? Yes, Colin Creevey, the one who bounces ’round Hogwarts castle with his camera and shouting out, “All right, Harry?”. What about him? Well,...
the Quill is enjoying its seasonal overhaul at Scrivenshaft’s, and I am wearing out my broomstick traveling for the holidays. Meanwhile, I hope you will ponder and enjoy these puzzlers about the continuity of the Harry Potter series. My theory is that Ms. Rowling has purposely left some details vague in order to limit the exposure of the magical world. But your guess is as good as mine…
by Jenna I find it highly ironic that the most passionately argued theories, the largest percentage of all HP fan fiction and the most ongoing debates all revolve around shipping. I mean, MuggleNet has...
by Bill Hammon It’s been speculated over and over again. Who will die? How, and when will it happen? How will it affect Harry? What purpose does it serve to the story? Some scenarios...
by Rob Taylor Ever since the ninety-second page of Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone, we’ve been accustomed to love our favorite wizard family, the Weasleys. We’re all familiar with the humorous Fred and George,...
Seven tunnels of tasks, like seven books of tasks. In “Goblet”, we actually have a network of tunnels, the square maze, so much like a chessboard of tasks. And we have the two grand tournaments (like the two matrix groups of elements): one tournament is Quidditch (in which the players seem to be the most important part); the other is the Triwizard Tournament (here, the tasks are important).
by Later Player As this essay begins, keep in mind a solitary fact of its contents. This is not an essay intended to make any persons jump ship, nor an essay intended to prove...
by Poorva Chakravarthy A rebuttal to John Gilberotoes’ Hagrid the Insensitive Okay, I have heard John Gilberotoes out. This is what I have to say: The fact that Hagrid is a nice sweet trusting guy...
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