Becoming Harry Potter: Gathering Your Trio
Friendships may begin by accident but they are fueled on purpose. Find out how to gather your trio here!
Friendships may begin by accident but they are fueled on purpose. Find out how to gather your trio here!
This week’s fan of the week is Dana, a 24-year-old Gryffindor from the United States of America.
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“I get that Harry stands for bravery and represents all that’s good. Hermione represents reason and Voldemort, evil, obviously. But what on earth does Ron Weasley represent?!” I thought about it for a couple of seconds and gave her an answer I’m not very proud of: “He’s just funny.” I felt bad immediately after saying it.
Fleur Delacour is a character best known for her loftiness and beauty, but Fleur deserves a lot more recognition than she gets.
It’s Day 12 of the Sochi Wizolympics, but the competition is far from over.
Legendary Wimbourne Wasps and England captain Ludo Bagman will no longer be a part of our commentary team for Sochi games.
Books have always been a huge focal point in the Harry Potter series, and this is something that I both love and attribute to J.K. Rowling’s love of them herself. Throughout the series, we’re introduced to a number of different types of books and constantly reminded of their importance; from the book that almost ate Neville (think Prisoner of Azkaban, Care of Magical Creatures class) to Tom Riddle’s Diary to Severus’ copy of Advanced Potion-Making (Half-blood Prince) to even the Tale of Three Brothers, we are truly shown the importance of books and the information they hold. That being said, there’s one set of books that I think has been purposefully left a mystery; and that is the Restricted Section.
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