We celebrate wizarding fathers in this article re-visiting their best moments…
‘Always modest, our Ced, always the gentleman … but the best man won, I’m sure
This article continues our Into the Pensieve series, where we look at lesser-known characters in the wizarding world. This time we’re remembering Silvanus Kettleburn – a wizard for whom dangerous c…
Rowling, he was ‘an enthusiastic and occasionally reckless man whose great love of
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.
long time reporting on the fates of Voldemort’s Death Eaters, but what about the man
Ron Weasley’s mischievous brothers may be twins, but Fred & George have enough differences between them to be told apart. Read about 6 of them here!
He was the front man, the lead singer, the one who first got everyone’s attention
In some ways, Chamber of Secrets was more exciting than Philosopher’s Stone, because we’d just fallen in love with the book and were clambering over ourselves to carry on with the story.
Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher in the first place, but you can’t deny the man
Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone introduces us to the enigma that is Professor Albus Dumbledore. But what does his response to the mysterious Mirror of Erised tell us about what’s to come?
All of which is to say that Dumbledore is a pretty mysterious man.
It wouldn’t matter if it was the Mirror of Erised, Sirius’s two-way looking glass, or any old bathroom mirror: all these teachers would see reflected back is style.
Forbidden Forest: white-blond hair and astonishingly blue eyes; the head and torso of a man
If you had to ask us what our favourite room in Hogwarts was, we’d have to say Snape’s dungeon – hands down. Just kidding! Obviously, it’s the Room of Requirement!
that he spent the majority of their meet-up rapaciously ripping meat apart like a man
It turns out that a wand’s allegiance to its owner depends on a lot of things.
So your wand recognised him when he pursued you, recognised a man who was both kin
Harry’s godfather could be reckless, arrogant and, dare we say it, a bit moody – but he was also funny, loyal and even – on occasion – wise.
was shining through the starved mask; for a moment, he was recognisable as the man
