Have you ever stood in front of a piece of artwork, tilted your head to one side and thought: ‘I wonder how the artist came up with that?’
Can you possibly imagine, for a moment, the delight and terror of such a task?
Was Narcissa Malfoy really as bad as her husband Lucius? Or was she simply a mother and wife trying to survive under the shadow of Lord Voldemort?
Draco looked in terror at his father, who was staring down into his own lap, then
Like mother, like daughter.
Harry watched with terror and elation as Molly Weasley’s wand slashed and twirled
The romance between Remus Lupin and Nymphadora Tonks is perhaps the most tragic in the Harry Potter books. Here’s why we think so!
swung constantly between elation that he was married to the woman of his dreams and terror
The Battle of Hogwarts ended when Harry finally defeated Voldemort… but he didn’t do it alone. No, every single house contributed to the vanquishing of one of the greatest evils the wizarding world…
turns out that Severus had secretly been working on bringing an end to Voldemort’s terror
Like Harry Potter, we all love Hagrid but how much do you know about him? Here are 10 things you may not know about the Hogwarts gamekeeper.
standing by Harry, who by then was Undesirable No. 1, despite Hogwarts’ reign of terror
Lily Potter died long before we started our adventures with Harry, and yet could not have felt more alive.
So brave in the face of unspeakable terror, Harry Potter was truly his mother’s
The book in which we met European wizards, saw Harry take on a dragon and rolled our eyes as a green-eyed monster awoke in Ron. Then came a moment in the graveyard that would change things forever.
quickly struck when Death Eaters flocked to the event and caused deep, unbridled terror
So what exactly do we know about Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald? Lots, actually…
wizarding world from the wandmaker Gregorovitch quite early on in his reign of terror
The first book in the Harry Potter series set the stage for J.K. Rowling’s exploration of life, death and grief.
This existential terror, as well as a pursuit of power, was what drove Voldemort
