In Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, we get an insight into Harry’s aptitude for challenging magic when he learns to cast a Patronus. We’re taking a look at how Harry’s emotional strength impacts his abilities…
Portrait Maker Shop feature Why Harry Potter’s emotions
probably experiencing a bittersweet whirlwind of emotions
probably experiencing a bittersweet whirlwind of emotions
It was a complex magical skill perfected by Snape, Malfoy and, apparently, Bellatrix Lestrange. So just how would you go about mastering Occlumency?
person had to rid their mind of all thoughts and emotions
Her stern demeanour hid a warm personality and fierce protectiveness. Here’s the proof…
doorstep Professor McGonagall didn’t often let her emotions
Remember the days when Wingardium Leviosa used to be tricky?
skill to concentrate on both the spell and their emotions
The Harry Potter books and movies have always walked together hand-in-hand with the mission of complementing the other.
really get inside Harry’s head There are oh-so-many emotions
Occlumency, Snape once told Harry, “seals the mind against magical intrusion and influence.” And Snape was a master of Occlumency, so he knew what he was talking about. But why was he so good at sealing his mind? Let’s take a deep dive in to that Pensieve and have a little ponder…
working against Voldemort, he’d spent years putting his emotions
Sometimes a person can just get under our skin.
Won-Won’ were concerned, Hermione appeared to stuff all emotions
Young witches and wizards often receive their first magic wand before they head off to Hogwarts at age eleven. But can they do any magic without it before they head to wizarding school? Today we explore the answer to this question…
do have magic – which seems to be driven by their emotions
How much do you know about Draco?
easy to miss because Draco didn’t often show his emotions
