When Newt Scamander and his case of magical creatures landed on American soil, he didn’t just usher in a brand-new film series for the Wizarding World, he also introduced a new breed of hero.
He’s not afraid of emotions, either, and while he might struggle to express himself
We love to hate the Dursleys; they were narrow-minded, materialistic and horrible to Harry. However, the more we read about Aunt Petunia, the better we understand why she ended up this way.
Petunia would have been saddened by the news of Lily’s death but those complicated emotions
With his birthday falling on 28th June, did you know this would make Dobby a Cancer? You could hardly call this house-elf crabby… but is he anything like his star sign? Let’s find out…
amongst your other Cancerian friends, thanks to their strong connection to their emotions
There’s more to these magical devices than what’s on the surface.
The broken two-way mirror represented Harry’s grief and shattered emotions in a way
When Newt Scamander and his case of magical creatures landed on American soil in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, he didn’t just usher in a brand-new film series for the Wizarding World, bu…
He’s not afraid of emotions, either, and while he might struggle to express himself
There’s certainly no doubt about how much we love Luna Lovegood. But did the Sorting Hat put her in the right house? Here’s why we think she really did belong in Ravenclaw…
But it’s not just emotions she has words of wisdom about, she was always prepared
From Alison Sudol doing geeky wizarding research on YouTube, to Eddie Redmayne licking pavements, here’s what we learned from the cast of Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, and producer D…
Dan Fogler cried ‘at least three times’ reading the script Emotions run high in
Wouldn’t it be amazing if you could see inside people’s minds? On second thoughts, probably not.
Thoughts are intermingled with emotions, memories, sensations and whatever annoying
Ron, stop making Hermione cry!
regretted it – a result, presumably, of the Horcrux not amplifying his most negative emotions
How well protected were Lord Voldemort’s Horcruxes? ‘Not well enough’ might be Harry’s answer.
the locket revealed another line of defence – the ability to feed into negative emotions
