Did J.K. Rowling use the number seven an astounding amount of times to argue that the series can be read as a religious parallel? Did she do this by accident? Or did she just really enjoy the number? Read more to see the ways the number seven appears in the series!
We’ve all heard of Wolfstar (Remus x Sirius), Dramione (Draco x Hermione), and even Snarry (Snape x Harry). But why isn’t the Ron x Harry ship more popular?
Maybe it’s their fiery red hair. Maybe it’s their mischievous spirits. Maybe it’s their altogether positive outlook on life. Whatever the reason, the Weasleys are adored by fans all over the world. In the books and films, they each play an important part in the series. But the question still remains: who is the superior Weasley?
We’re sticking up for our favorite boy wizard against those who speak against him (and this time, it isn’t Voldemort).
OKREAL has posted a new interview with Bonnie Wright (Ginny Weasley). In the interview, Bonnie talks about leaving film school, getting used to the New York way of life, and acting.
Can you imagine what the wizarding world would look like 19 weeks after the Battle of Hogwarts?
A life of selflessness awaits the members of Abnegation as we consider who from the “Potter” world would choose this faction as their home.
Have you ever thought about playing Muggle Quidditch? Here are some reasons why you should.
Bonnie Wright (Ginny Weasley) recently attended the annual Serpentine gallery party in London with “Goblet of Fire” co-star, Angelica Mandy (Gabrielle Delacour), experiencing a blast from the past, but in a recent interview with the “Suitcase Magazine” spoke about embracing writing and a behind the camera role.
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