My friend introduced me to the idea, but basically if non magic people would continue at a steady pace of technology and advancement. Eventually enough sensors, and disturbances would show the existence of magic. Perhaps in 2300, when non-magic people have technology a man can barely dream of, would magic even still be a thing? Also in the books I'm pretty sure it said in magic areas technology wouldn't work sooo idk. I'm looking for others opinions on this submitted by /u/Special_Safe7148 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I know a lot of people don't think the new series is a good idea but I am SO excited. I constantly listen to the audiobooks (to the point that I can remember what is/isn't in the movies) and just think to see them in their entirety is so amazing. I also think that it opens a lot of doors to new series that the random have been calling for. Marauders, founders etc as these aren't included really in the movies. POA movie misses out the marauders stuff which could eventually be build upon. I hope they also use the stuff from pottermore to expand the story line (would love to see tonks & lupi ..read more

Just came across this review of philosophers stone! submitted by /u/OldUtd [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

This is so silly but in PS when they’re in the Forbidden Forest with Hagrid, when the text says «Hermione grabbed Hagrid’s arms». I just find it hilarious to imagine tiny first-year Hermione stretching and trying to grab both if Hagrid’s massive arms to warn him, even though it is highliy impractical. Or am I imagining Hagrid as larger than he is? It would have made more sense to me visually for her to grab ONE arm. Right? Just me?? submitted by /u/atthebarricades [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I can't seem to find this Wizarding journal from Hallmark made in 2000 anywhere online. I have seen the similar quidditch one. I was inquiring into the current price of it. submitted by /u/Wylie688 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Harry's cloak is the 3rd item from the Deathly Hallows. In the saga there are some other examples of invisibility cloak. So the question is: Why is this cloak special and what is the difference between this cloak and any other regular invisibility cloak? I mean, it could be more 'powerful' in terms of invisibility, but Moody's magic eye can see through it as any other cloak. submitted by /u/ElRevelde1094 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Contents: 1 bottle moves you forwards 1 bottle moves you backwards 2 bottles have wine 3 bottles have poison Clues: Both bottles of wine have a bottle of poison at the left Bottles 1 and 7 don't contain the same thing and none of them is the one that moves you forwards Bottles 3 and 6 don't have poison Bottles 2 and 6 contain the same thing Solution: 1 - Since bottles of wine have a bottle of poison at the left it means bottle 1 isn't wine X Bottle 1 Bottle 2 Bottle 3 Bottle 4 Bottle 5 Bottle 6 Bottle 7 Move forwards Move backwards Wine X Wine X Pois ..read more

Harry is easily the bravest character in the entire series and he has had his share of brave, if not downright stupid or reckless moments, but what was his most fearless moment? For me it was : From Goblet of Fire Harry crouched behind the headstone and knew the end had come. There was no hope . . . no help to be had. And as he heard Voldemort draw nearer still, he knew one thing only, and it was beyond fear or reason: He was not going to die crouching here like a child playing hide-and-seek; he was not going to die kneeling at Voldemort’s feet . . . he was going to die upright like his fathe ..read more

Also, I just got my order of The Daily Prophet from Etsy & yes that is Luna’s wand & bc I have Luna’s wand I really should’ve got The Quibbler (next time, next time). submitted by /u/BasicallyC3PO [visit reddit] [comments ..read more