The Themes of “Troubled Blood”
Join hpboy13 as he analyzes the two main themes of “Troubled Blood”: misogyny and astrology.
Tagged: tarot
“Troubled Blood” in London
Dr. Beatrice Groves predicts that “Troubled Blood” will take us from St. John’s Gate to the Hampton Court astronomical clock, all while weaving in elements of tarot and the occult.
“Troubled Blood” in Cornwall
In anticipation of the imminent release of “Troubled Blood”, Dr. Beatrice Groves predicts that the upcoming novel will include Cornish myths, occult presences, and a mysterious place known as the Doom Bar.
Five Wizarding World Wizards as Tarot Cards
Which tarot card best represents your favorite wizarding world wizard?
Five Wizarding World Witches as Tarot Cards
Which tarot card best represents your favorite wizarding world witch?
Good, Kind, and Brave: Six Ways Cedric Diggory Embodied the King of Cups, and How to Honor His Memory
The King of Cups is known for making friends rather than enemies and showing kindness even to his opposition. Sound like anyone we know?
Oliver Wood, Our Knight of Swords
Manic strategists Oliver Wood and the Knight of Swords are almost freakishly similar. How do their traits overlap, and what are the implications of their similarities?
“Reading, Writing, Rowling” Episode 21: “Divination Class: Tarot, Astrology, and Games in Harry Potter”
Episode 21 of “Reading, Writing, Rowling” explores the future as well as fun and games, from prophecies to tarot cards to chess, and their impact on the narrative of “Harry Potter”.
Another Kind of Love
Recently I have become obsessed with Draco Malfoy’s character. There’s so much complexity to examine.
