Who Is Responsible for the Deaths of Lily and James Potter?
Who do you blame for the deaths of the Potters, two brave and noble sorcerers who were so dearly loved? We’ve made a case for seven strong contenders.
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The Meaning of Life According to “Harry Potter” and “Soul”
Both “Harry Potter” and “Soul” explore topics such as fear of the unknown, the dreams that drive us, and the power of choice.
Watch Me as I Blame Everyone Else for Sirius’s Death
“After all, to the well-organized mind, death is but the next great adventure.” Oh, bugger off, Dumbledore. You are partly to blame for this. I want Sirius’s adventures in this realm where I can read about them.
I Answer Some of the Internet’s Burning Questions About Sirius Black… Sort Of
What if Sirius Black had lived? Did he know Harry was a Horcrux? Was he a good guy? Our newest staff writer answers some of the internet’s burning questions with little (read: a lot of) bias and a lot of (read: little) research.
“Beyond the Veil” Episode 45: “Why On Earth Should That Mean It Is Not Real?”
The “Potter” books are an amazing tool to help us deal with grief, loss, and sadness. Learn how Abbie dealt with these emotions with the help of the “Potter” series in this week’s episode.
“Beyond the Veil” Episode 23: “What Potter Can Teach Us About Life, Love, and Death”
On this week’s episode, we learn how McKay Strong used the “Potter” series’ many lessons about grief and loss to help stay grounded in difficult times.
I Can See Thestrals: Surviving Grief With Help From the Wizarding World
Although I love Thestrals, I would rather be able to say that my father and sister are still on this earth. Through their loss, I realized how much J.K. Rowling taught me about loss through “Harry Potter”.
The Boy Who Lived and the Man Who Died: The Wizarding World and Its Very Real Discourse on Death
“Harry Potter” provided me with strength in the face of grief and taught me that “the ones that love us never really leave us.”
Harry’s Key to Survival: Being a Horcrux?
Harry Potter manages to keep being the Boy Who Lived through a stunning number of dangerous situations. Did being a Horcrux give him an edge over death?
