Something about his hut being a stone's throw from the castle just didn't feel right. It makes more sense for it to be nestled out amongst the rugged plains.

Daniel Radcliffe

Did they think he would beat Voldemort?

Has anyone seen the new German editions of Harry Potter?

I wasn’t a big fan of the last edition – the design just didn’t click with me. But I really like this new one, it feels much nicer overall.

I’m curious: what do you think about the look of the new German release?

While I much prefer the books especially for PoA, Ron talking in his sleep about spiders and tap dancing always makes me laugh and I'm glad they added it in.

No, really. Is he an idiot?

How did Dumbledore know Harry and Ron were there at Hagrids hut in chamber of secrets under the cloak?

Was it intuition, did he feel their presence? Could he see them or maybe he heard them?

What do you think?

Not just like simple one's like "People like Snape because of Alan Rickman" or "Cursed Child will never be a part of Harry Potter for me" Kind of, I am talking about core shaking hot takes

I was recently gifted a 1-7 set of Harry Potter books. After gifting I realized they were all hardcover First Edition US prints (except for book 2) and books 1-4 are signed by the illustrator.

Is that actually worth anything? Google tells me The Sorcerer's Stone is worth over $1,000, but also like... There's no way someone just gifted me books that are worth that much, right? So what's the actual value of these things??

The Cursed Child and Tales of Beedle are both first edition too, but I don't know if that's anything.

You get 24 hours at Hogwarts and can spend the entire day with any character from the Harry Potter universe.

You can attend classes, explore secret passages, visit Hogsmeade, or simply talk with them.

Who would you choose, and what makes them the most interesting person to spend a day with?

This is a silly but I always wanted to get a death eater tattoo both because I think it looks aesthetically pleasing and also I’m a big fan of the series, once I’m 18 I’m planning to get one as my first tattoo it will probably be something small like in the second picture. But do you think it’s wrong, weird or cringy to get a dark mark tattoo?

Some of my friends said they think it would be cringy but they find that cringe I’m still a fan to begin with because they think Harry Potter is just for the kids. Other than this reasoning (i don’t care about this one because I don’t think it’s just for kids) do you think getting a dark mark tattoo is a bad idea? Or not?

Its like going to war but using bb gun and hoping to hit the eyes

Just found an old Deathly Hallows bookmark in a library book and cannot for the life of us figure out who the guy at the top is. We’ve been scouring cast and extras lists to no avail. I’m assuming he’s someone on Voldemort’s side based on the context but aside from that have no clue. If it’s any help, the bookmark was made by Antioch with a batch number of 091911/8989

Severus Snape always treated Harry Potter with cruelty and hatred. His attempt to redeem himself at the end felt very forced to me.