Seven Things That Don’t Make Sense in “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire”
Can you come up with explanations for these illogical parts in Goblet of Fire?
Can you come up with explanations for these illogical parts in Goblet of Fire?
Sevens, sevens, everywhere… hpboy13 uncovers seven sevens in “Goblet of Fire,” connecting each one to the potions puzzle in “Sorcerer’s Stone.”
Do you love tackling things like moral ambiguity? Well, here’s the potions version of that!
– In Chapter 35 of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Harry manages to return to Hogwarts. There, he finds himself in more danger. Under the effects of Veritaserum, Professor Moody reveals himself...
Rita Skeeter may look like a ditzy blonde, but underneath her curls, she may in fact be an unusually talented witch.
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.
Magic is great, but some spells and potions aren’t always morally right. Which pieces of magic are ethically questionable?
There are several potions I wish I could use, but these five are the ones that would make my life a lot more interesting.
J.K. Rowling has answered many of our questions about the series since the books came out, but what about the unanswered ones? These are my top unsolved mysteries.
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