Love Languages: A “Harry Potter” Character Analysis – Part 2
Let’s continue to Sort characters into love languages, again reflecting on how these characters express themselves as well as the form of affection they seek.
Let’s continue to Sort characters into love languages, again reflecting on how these characters express themselves as well as the form of affection they seek.
We all know that Professor Trelawney’s first prophecy could have referred to Neville, so what if Voldemort had singled out Neville as his equal instead of Harry?
Severus snitched about the prophecy and Voldemort cast the curse… But what part did Dumbledore play in the Potters’ death?
Although Harry thinks he knows about the Half-Blood Prince’s identity, he never learns about his mother’s possible connection to the Potions textbook.
From Harry’s first year onward, Snape uses Legilimency to call Harry on his bluffs and strengthen his own hatred for the Boy Who Lived.
Jim Kay’s striking depictions and hidden treasures deserve recognition. It’s time to dissect the details in “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban”.
Our names are deeply interwoven with our identities. Here’s how Severus Snape and Tom Riddle taught me to embrace mine.
Snape may claim to hate Lupin, but they are more similar than he would ever admit.
How does Harry’s relationship with Draco mirror that between his father and Snape?
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Bill Weasley (DH1, DH2)
Cedric Diggory
Mary Lou Barebone
Madam Hooch
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