The Hogwarts kids aren't getting a summer vacation. Daniel Radcliffe and his crew of young wizards and witches have been jetting across the globe to promote "Harry Potter" film #6 — "The Half-Blood Prince" — and when they return to the U.K., they'll pick up filming the two-part franchise finale, "Deathly Hallows."
Away from the film set, though, and settled into their spree of red carpets and media interviews, the cast and crew were able to reflect on how they plan to bring a rewarding end to the decade-long film series and which "Deathly Hallows" scenes have them sweating under their...

Everyone in this club is shipping including me, but nobody has written an analyze makala about it. So here is one :) Today I'm analyzing a ship I made since I finished kusoma the books.

Albus Dumbledore, and Minerva McGonagall how does that sound? Well, they are both are in important positions in Hogwarts, and both single! Isn't that great? I need a complete clue to their upendo to ship them, and its aliyopewa in the first book. While the movie doesn't have the scene so detailed, I remember the book has it. When Dumbledore is talking with Minerva, after she just transforms back from a cat. Minerva...

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Headmaster Albus Dumbledore: His first name is from the Latin word alba, "white." His last name, according to Rowling interviews, is Old English for "bumblebee." In colour symbolism, white often stands for purity, so the headmaster's name suggests honour and a hard-working nature ("busy as a bee").
Professor Binns: A bin is a large storage container. A dustbin is British English for a garbage can. This boring professor could be described as a ghostly storage for information that many Hogwarts students view as rubbish.
Headmaster Armando Dippet: Armando is from the name Armand,...