A house-elf wearing a blue linen place-mat, kilt-fashion, crept into the library carrying a large package wrapped in brown paper and string. “This was just delivered, master,” said the house-elf, straining to lift the package onto the library table.
The Weasleys’ flying Ford Anglia from the film “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets” was stolen.
by AMS Ronald Weasley — paragon of passion? Come on. Get real. Pur-lease– About the only times we see Ron’s passions are when he’s a) trying to impress veela by doing something stupid, or b) trying to beat up...
By Christopher Stephen Hey again, readers of the digital abyss we call the Internet. Today, I shall tackle Arthur and Molly Weasleys only daughter, Ginny. But before I do, I have a couple of...
by Heather Tweed Don’t you think it’s a bit funny that Fred and George Weasley are never seen apart? Harry has NEVER encountered one of our favourite twins without the other being there. Effectively,...
by Bob Sindeldecker OPENING REMARKSAs of this writing (Thursday, February 17), we have 21 more weeks until Half-Blood Prince comes out, and I have 19 columns that need to be posted before that book makes them...
Julie Walters expresses her disappointment in her character, Mrs. Weasley, being cut from the “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire” movie.
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,...
by Christina One thing struck me when re-reading OotP for about the zillionth time. In Chapter Nine (“The Woes of Mrs. Weasley”), when Harry is shown the photo of the original Order of the...
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Draco Malfoy
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