4 things WRONG with the Order of the Phoenix Book

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Dumbledore was known for having a crooked nose that looked as though it had been broken at least twice. Today, we discuss a little theory all about Dumbledore's crooked nose and how it might have a much deeper meaning than we first thought.

Today we discuss 4 things wrong with the 5th book in the series, the Order of the Phoenix.

Voldermort was quite possibly the only wizard to have made more than 1 horcrux. He had 6 lifelines in the form of various precious objects that he made into horcruxes. Today, we rank the horcruxes based on how well protected they were.

Rubeus Hagrid had many excellent qualities. He was kind, warm, caring, and passionate about helping both magical creatures and the students of Hogwarts. He built an extremely close bond with Harry and proved to be an extremely valuable friend throughout Harry's time at Hogwarts.But for all Hagrids many strong points, he does have one glaring weakness. And that is that he is often unable to keep a secret, especially after a few butterbeers in the Three Broomsticks. Hagrid will often be heard saying "I shouldn't have said that" after letting vital information slip.So today here are 3 times that Hagrid could not keep a secret.

It looks like a Harry Potter film reboot is coming. We don't know when, but it looks more and more likely that the films will be rebooted after fresh rumours were announced last week. But can a film reboot actually work? Today we discuss.

Time turners are a controversial topic in the Harry Potter world. Can one really change the coure of events in the wizarding world? Today, it's time to talk about "time"!

The number 7 features time and time again in the wizarding world and plays a huge part in the 7 books of the series. There are many strange connections and coincedences that connect this number. But why does JK Rowling seem to love the number 7 so much? Today, we find out.

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