Sirius Black, Marauder, godfather and role model… or should that be reckless rogue who encouraged a teenager to make heedless choices? There’s certainly a case for both assessments. Today, two writ…
TRENDING SEARCHES feature Debate club: Sirius Black – role model or bad influence
In Harry Potter, Muggles have a complex relationship with wizarding kind – those who know they even exist, anyway. But in our own history, we also have fascinating superstitions when it came to spo…
Surely left-handed scissors aren’t that bad.
Professor Quirrell may not have taught Harry much during Defence Against the Dark Arts, but he did teach him a lot about good and evil.
st-stuttering P-Professor Quirrell’ actually taught Harry a whole lot about good, bad
The screen turned green, and so did I.
close to me, so in my eyes, the Sorting Hat might as well have said: ‘You’re a bad
Do you know it all when it comes to this know-it-all?
The cleverest witch of her age was so brilliant, she would have bad dreams about
Have you finished reading Chapter Fifteen of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s/Sorcerer’s Stone? Well then, you’re ready for this Chapter Challenge! How many house points can you collect? And can …
quest is to study the other members of your household and write down some of their bad
Revealing him as a hero, J.K. Rowling completely changed our opinion of Severus Snape in just a single chapter of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
This pattern is woven through each book – Snape is bad; Snape is good; Snape’
Severus Snape kept us guessing over his loyalties but there’s one thing we can all agree on – he wasn’t the most cheerful of sorts, was he?
It all came down to some bad blood: everyone told Harry he was just like his father
They’re proud, they’re ambitious and they’re here to capture your heart.
underground chamber of a school, of all things – but that doesn’t mean they’re all bad
Rita Skeeter wrote damning reports on the likes of Harry, Hermione and Dumbledore in a world where Lord Voldemort was a thing. Rita, really? Pick your battles.
the reputations of beloved wizards and witches — much more fun than the famously bad
