a whole new type of intensity.
RACHEL OH MY GOD.
HAHAHA OH MY GOD
OHMYJOSS *Dead*
Oh gods. BAHAHHAHAHAHA.
a whole new type of intensity.
RACHEL OH MY GOD.
HAHAHA OH MY GOD
OHMYJOSS *Dead*
Oh gods. BAHAHHAHAHAHA.
Twelve Grimmauld Place
Eleven years of waiting
Ten Galleons for Ron
Nine and Three Quarters
Eight tries to kill Harry
Seven Horcruxes
Six Weasley boys
Five Chocolate Frogs
Four Hogwarts houses
Three Deathly Hallows
Two radish earrings
And the Cloak of Invisibility
In all technicality, this doesn’t make too much sense because the Cloak of Invisibility IS one of the Three Deathly Hallows, so don’t you think that giving the same gift twice is redundant?
(Source: magicalmischief)
NATALIE McDonald, who appears on page 159 of Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire, was a real person.
She was a nine-year-old girl from Toronto, Canada, who was dying of leukaemia. She wrote to JK Rowling asking what was going to happen in the next Harry Potter book as she would not live long enough to read it.
The kindly author emailed back, but Natalie had died a day earlier. In tribute, she became a first-year student at Hogwarts named by the Sorting Hat in Gryffindor - the house for the brave at heart - in the fourth book. When Rowling was later in Canada for a promotional tour she visited the McDonald family.
♥ It’s things like these that remind me that Harry Potter is about love more than anything else
The Norman Mugglefest in a few minutes. Not gonna lie, I’m geeking out. :D
“And to you, if you have stuck with Harry until the very end.”
I am going to die watching the last movie.
“Yes, it’s rather funny, really, that next to no-one realised the snake that Harry set free in Philosopher’s Stone turned out to be Voldemort’s final Horcrux, Nagini.”
— J.K. Rowling
WAT.
I hate reblogging shit like this, but I wanna know if it’s legit. ._.
…why did I not know this…brb killing myself.
WAT?!?!?!
Uh, guys…the source link leads to a Rick-Roll. Are you all THAT unobservant?
