Ginny Is the Future
by The Duchess They say behind every great man, there is a great woman. They never say what’s behind every great woman. I love Ginny. Perhaps as the youngest child and only girl with...
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The Burrow: A Closer Look at Percy
by Tarah Toney Percy is perhaps the one of the seven Weasley children that stands out more than all of the others. Bill, Charlie, Fred, George, Ron, and Ginny seem to all be cut...
The Department of Mysteries: Poor Little Rich Boy
by Bob Sindeldecker and Esther Kleinig NOTE FROM BOB: Esther has done a brilliant job here and has been kind enough to ask for my input. I have added a little, but it is all...
The Magic Quill #40: Unfinished Business, Part 1
“Fancy that,” said Endora. “As soon as Merlin starts telling the story, suddenly he’s the one with the excitable bladder.”
“It must be something they put in the firewhisky,” Sadie observed. “Whoever runs off at the mouth the most also has to get up to use the privacy.”
“Well, while we wait for him to come back from the Three Broomsticks,” Endora began.
You Bet Their Lives: Putting the Odds on Future Deaths
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...
Madam Puddifoot’s: Harry/Hermione in OotP
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...
Madam Puddifoot’s: Oh, or, This Changes Everything
Many readers (myself included) were disappointed to not see any real progress in the R/Hr dynamic in OotP, as there definitely was âsomething going onâ in GoF (JKR words, not mine). After all, Harry...
Death in Half-Blood Prince
by Esther Kleinig I’ve been quite disappointed recently – I’ve yet to find a rational analysis of who might die in HBP. (I missed out on the theories before OotP and I don’t want...
Madam Puddifoot’s: What’s Life Without a Little Romance?
When little Ginny is first introduced in “Sorcerer’s Stone”, she’s obviously starstruck with Harry. Over time, that changes – as do they.
