Social Roundup: Rowling on a Roll
Struggling to stay on top of ALL of Rowling’s tweets? You’re not alone! But don’t worry, we’ve got your back. From Newt excitement to US wizarding schools, here are this week’s highlights.
Tagged: Snape
“Harry Potter” characters and their Disney counterparts: Severus Snape and Grumpy
The article series of “Harry Potter” characters and their Disney counterparts continues with Snape and Grumpy. How alike are these two? Read further to find out!
Who Was the Potters’ Cat?
What happened to the Potter family cat after Lily and James were murdered?
Gruellingly Nauseating and Onerous MuggleNet Exercise: Potions at Hogwarts
What exactly does Veritaserum smell like? And how does one remedy a Blood Quill? See if you have what it takes to escape a scowl from Snape with this gruelingly nauseating and onerous MuggleNet exercise that tests your knowledge of all things Potions related.
Pop! Vinyl to Release “Harry Potter” Figures!
It’s an exciting day for “Harry Potter” collectors and fans! Funko has struck a deal with Warner Bros. Consumer Products to produce a line of “Harry Potter” Pop! Vinyl figures.
Rereading “Potter”: Remember…?
The “Harry Potter” series is too long to remember every scene, so here’s a list of some of my favorite moments in the series that I tend to forget or miss as I reread them.
The ABCs of LeakyCon 2014: “Harry Potter”
There was certainly no shortage of Pottermania at this year’s LeakyCon, which took place from July 30 to August 3 at the Orange County Convention Center (OCCC) in Orlando, Florida. Following up on our first recap of the event, here is a list of “Harry Potter” related memories we shared with our fellow attendees!
The Art of Legilimency
When you read a book or watch a movie where people can ‘read minds’, you don’t dwell much on it. It’s fiction, why would you question it? But if you are like me, you’ll start thinking, wondering, considering what a person would have to do in order to be able to ‘read minds’ or perform Legilimency.
Severus Snape: What It Means to Love
Professor Severus Snape went from one of our most loathed characters, a character Harry, Ron, and Hermione couldn’t stand, to one of the most loved. Harry even names one of his children after him. (Definitely didn’t see that one coming upon reading Book 1.) But why?
