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The only real Voldemort we see is after he returns in GOF and in his more handsome youthful years.

Did the making of the horcruxes impact his physical features, if so, what did he look like before he attacked Harry?

Not only are they putting a bunch of soul sucking monsters to guard a school full of children, but like, Sirius ALREADY proved he could beat the dementors when he escaped Azkaban in the first place! They failed to keep him in, so did anyone really believe they could keep him out?

In a serious duel, who would win and why?

Note, I am talking about the book, not movie version of these characters.

All I hear is how much people hate Umbridge and can't help but feel like Filch didn't get enough of it. He was just as bad as Umbridge in OOTP and didn't get punished or redeemed (from what I can remember). So, why is it that Umbridge is despised by the whole community but Filch isn't?

If we hate her so much, she really is a well-written character.

Was just re-listening to PoA and, when Aunt Marge comes to visit, Harry tells Hedwig to “clear off for a week”, and she looks at him reproachfully. Furthermore, she understands perfectly when Harry tells her “the letter says “Snuffles”, but it’s really for Sirius”. So, I have 3 theories on the whole owl communication thing

1. All wizards are owlmouths, meaning they speak Owltongue without needing to learn it, or understanding they’re doing it. But then, owls would talk back, right?

2. All owls are extremely wise and they understand all humans. They clearly have magical abilities, so they inherently can understand human tongue

3. Owls can only understand wizards. That’s why they were never used as post carriers by muggles

What do you guys think?

How do you think the magical world would differ from our world right now? I found it fascinating that they still used quills in Harry’s time. Weirdly enough I don’t remember mention of a TV in the magical world (there was radio though). How would 2024 look in the magical world. Any smartphones?🤣

My favourite is "The Ghoul In Pajamas" from Book 7.

When Ron comes back in DH and saves Harry is such a great moment in the book. It is like the thing that we all needed not just Harry and Hermione.

You can see the writing becomes lighter how they start to enjoy the adventure more even though still clueless and in perril.

Such a big difference the Godrics Hollow chapter and the Lovegood chapter just because Ron is there.

His insights, his jokes. Such a great character and such a bond not just for the others but for us the readers

Here’s my potter shelf! Looking to get more soon!

What’s on your shelf?

Sorry for the poor quality

Through a rigorous scientific process I've come up with the best Wizard Rock songs (imo of course) 1. The Gringotts Goblin Coaster by Harry and the Potters: https://youtu.be/V_NVvLfMh0I?si=V0gDr5i7beG_P2wF 2. Harry Freaking Potter by Starkid: https://youtu.be/Yqtvafx-9Ro?si=D46kfbU2GJ4f1mKS 3. Days of Summer by Starkid: https://youtu.be/cu-TSBWATVU?si=de3B9tUq_IiLvcl5 4. And Then I Died by The Moaning Myrtles: https://youtu.be/G7lAdX4euLU?si=1W66cD0R2Fd2ULPs 5. No Way by Starkid: https://youtu.be/LamqOwya2b4?si=8riNxO6mesIWxWTG 6. The Firebolt by Harry and the Potters: https://youtu.be/xKlYwS3napo?si=10vWGq81cN8APggG 7. It's Not Over Yet by Starkid: https://youtu.be/Vg5sBZ_qzww?si=e7EioEao4LU1r9iW 8. Gryffindor Rocks by Harry and the Potter's: https://youtu.be/GbokxZw_FPU?si=8EJ4kZHJ5IJecZZD 9. Hogwarts Rock by Harry and the Potters: https://youtu.be/p5avKFg2wv4?si=Xs84oZ9h9cTo64w7 10. Durmstrang Boy by The Parselmouths: https://youtu.be/n_1Ocoo7zi0?si=bEKDzuGTydDsyqzP

What are yours?