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Harry Potter Storylines JKR Wants To Forget. JK Rowling introduced the world to her boy wizard in 1.

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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone. Little did she know that this modest start would kick off a multi- billion dollar franchise, spanning seven best- selling books, leading to eight blockbuster films and now a stage play. Rowling recently celebrated the 2. Undisputed Queen of Twitter and all- around inspirational person, Rowling made everyone’s lives a little bit more magical when she introduced them to her Wizarding World. She is responsible for a generation of children (some now adults) still patiently waiting for their letter to Hogwarts. Yet, even JK Rowling makes mistakes.

JKR herself has admitted online to a few storylines that she regrets writing. Even the most hardened of Potterheads will admit that across seven books, some of the storylines are slightly less memorable than others.

Some of them are, compared to the rest of the plot, a little silly. Others have more holes in them than a Weasley’s jumper. Overall, JK Rowling’s Harry Potter features some of the most impactful coming- of- age stories of this generation. Watch His Picture In The Papers Online.

Bear this in mind as we explore 1. Harry Potter Storylines JK Rowling Wants You To Forget. Slug Parties. The Boy Who Lived provides the reader with a hero they can believe in. The supporting cast are also strong, quirky, and complex characters, who provide points of view that are varied and impactful. Horace Slughorn is not one of those characters.

Across his two tenures as Potions Master at Hogwarts, Professor Slughorn has a penchant for befriending students he believes to be famous or suspects will one day become influential in some way. These special students are invited to “Slug Parties.” He hosts get- togethers during term, including dinner parties with fine food, and invites students he considers worthy. He encourages them to network and hopes one day they will return the favor and benefit him in some way. Slughorn himself turns out to be an important character due to possessing information pertinent to the plot. Unfortunately, his Slug Parties are about as exciting as they sound and the plot could have gotten by without them. Extended Camping Scenes. Harry Potter’s story is, at heart, a coming- of- age tale.

Throughout the magical series, there are plotlines that reveal a little of the stress and confusion involved in growing up. Harry and Ron taking the Patil twins to the Yule Ball and then forgetting about them, Harry’s failed relationship with Cho Chang, Ron and Hermione’s will- they- won’t- they relationship, all show relatable mistakes made during puberty. By the time we reach The Deathly Hallows, the stakes have risen.

The death toll has mounted and the plot is hurtling to the finale of seven novel’s worth of story. When we divert to the forest camping scenes all this momentum grinds to a halt. It is a little late for our heroes to be behaving like angsty teenagers and the whole thing feels interminably drawn out. It is tempting to skip a few chapters and get to the good bit. Wormtail/Scabbers.

When you stop and think about it, Wormtail’s plot is perhaps the most bizarre. Peter Pettigrew (Wormtail) was one quarter of the Marauders, along with Remus Lupin (Moony), Sirius Black (Padfoot), and James Potter (Prongs).

He is made Secret- Keeper for the Potters when they go into hiding but unfortunately has been turned by Lord Voldemort and betrays the young family. Pettigrew fakes his own death and frames Sirius for the murders, living for twelve years in Animagus form as the Weasley family’s pet. Somehow Scabbers comes into the possession of Percy Weasley and is then passed on to his younger brother Ron. It is something of a coincidence that he becomes pet to the future best friend of his worst enemy.

Of course, there is no way Wormtail could have predicted their future relationship, so he simply bides his time until he is revealed by Lupin and Sirius in The Prisoner of Azkaban. It is best not to think too deeply about why Wormtail spent twelve years sleeping in the same bed as an adolescent wizard. The Hogwarts Ghosts. Nearly Headless Nick, The Bloody Baron, The Fat Friar, The Grey Lady, Peeves, Moaning Myrtle; Hogwarts is full of ghosts. Watch Crying Wolf Online Free HD on this page. Each house has a ghost attached to it and they have multifaceted backstories and aims of their own. Myrtle may be most known for flooding the first- floor bathroom with her tantrums but she is also crucial to saving the day in The Chamber of Secrets.

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She pops back up in The Goblet of Fire to help Harry with the Golden Egg clue and cringingly shares his bath. This is the problem with the ghosts; they only turn up when they have something to provide to the plot.

Perhaps one of the most entertaining is Peeves, the poltergeist who haunts Hogwarts. He is introduced for a few gags, waging permanent war against Filch, the Caretaker. Then he largely disappears, returning when there is someone who needs pranking. Finally, during the Battle of Hogwarts, he once again turns up when he is needed for the plot and protects the school. Then again, the idea of the poltergeist pranking the Death Eaters is such fun that it is impossible to be mad. Lupin’s Death. Remus Lupin is a firm fan favorite.

A father- figure for the orphaned Harry, Lupin is a kind and intelligent tutor, as well as a brave wizard. One of the few tutors to make Defence Against the Dark Arts both useful and enjoyable, he is remembered for introducing the students to a boggart (and giving us the chance to imagine Snape in a dress). His lycanthropic tendencies only make his character more endearing as his story is touched with tragedy. When he falls in love with spunky auror Nymphadora Tonks, his happiness is only eclipsed by the fans’ happiness. So, of course, when both Remus and Tonks perish in the battle of Hogwarts, there is not a dry eye to be found. With the deaths of newly- wedded Tonks and Lupin, their infant son Teddy is orphaned, mirroring Harry’s tragic past. Yet Rowling has since apologized for Lupin’s death.

His death certainly had the intended impact but reflecting the tragic orphaning of the main character is perhaps not the most hopeful of endings to the fantasy series. Whomping Willow. When Harry and Ron are stranded on the wrong side of Platform 9 ¾, it seems only logical to the boys to borrow his parent’s modified car and travel to Hogwarts in the flying Ford Anglia. Soaring over the clouds, the battered car makes the trip majestically but unfortunately loses power in the Hogwart’s grounds and crashes into a tree. The huge tree comes alive, revealing itself as the Whomping Willow, and smashes the car to pieces. Harry and Ron are hurled out onto the ground, luckily suffering only a broken wand. Young audiences are delighted by the unique, violent, timber antagonist but few take the time to sit back and ask why the school would keep such a terror in its grounds?

Sure, it is plot relevant as later books reveal that it hides a secret passage to Hogsmeade. Sure, it is valuable and unique. Yet the tree is a huge danger to anyone who comes into contact with it. Wizarding parents should think twice about allowing their children to go to a school as dangerous as Hogwarts. Portkeys and the Triwizard Cup. Portkeys are nifty objects that are enchanted to transport wizards who touch them to a specific location.

Usually disguised as a mundane object, such as an old boot, they are surprisingly easy for Muggles to mistakenly stumble upon.