Will Theseus Scamander Be Another Percy Weasley?
With all that we’ve learned so far about Theseus Scamander, he’s beginning to sound a little familiar. Could Theseus Scamander be another Percy Weasley?
Tagged: Ministry of Magic
“Crimes of Grindelwald” Set Visit: Inside the French Ministry
Our visit to the set of “Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald” revealed plenty of secrets about the French Ministry of Magic.
“Crimes of Grindelwald” Set Visit: Inside the Prop Department with Pierre Bohanna
The props department at the “Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald” set visit was full of magical surprises and plenty of new mysteries…
Hermione Granger Changes the Wizarding World
What might the wizarding world look like once Hermione Granger becomes Minister of Magic?
Why “Order of the Phoenix” Is the Most Relevant “Harry Potter” Book Right Now – Part 2
The “Harry Potter” books are filled with allegories on racism and politics. This second article in a two-part series discusses how “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix” has been invaluable in inspiring an entire generation of readers to be politically engaged and stand up against injustice.
Why I Wouldn’t Want to Live in the Wizarding World
J.K. Rowling reflected how many of us felt when she said, “Hogwarts will always be there to welcome you home.” We’ve all wished the universe she created were real. However, is a life in the wizarding world all it’s cracked up to be?
Why Are Wizards So Gullible?
Despite being isolated from the Muggle world and not having access to many forms of credible, alternative media sources, the wizarding world’s gullibility when it comes to the “Daily Prophet” is so frustrating.
Who’s Really the Best “Potter” Minister of Magic?
Between the all corruption, greed, and evil, who was actually the best Minister of Magic?
The Ugly Truth Regarding Veritaserum
Do our memories deceive us? In the wizarding world, where Legilimens exist, do citizens have a right to privacy? This article discusses the unreliability of Veritaserum as a truth serum and compares its limitations to polygraphs.
