I have a feeling it'll be tough for Muggles to appreciate. Long story short, as a die-hard HP fan, I loved this crossword (even though it would have been much timelier ten years ago). Hey, stop expelliarmus-ing the keyboard out of my hand!
I enjoy how Owen's puzzle made me relive that last book, my mixed senses of elation and grief during the last scene.Ī bone to pick: the trio of items should have been presented in proper order of "The Tale of the Three Brothers." Potterheads know that the story starts with the first brother asking for the Elder WAND, the second the Resurrection STONE, and the third and most clever brother the Invisibility CLOAK to hide from Death! I pottermorely demand. Rowling could have used heavy editing (me too, apparently) for "The Deathly Hallows," that trio of magical items - the Resurrection STONE, the Invisibility CLOAK, and Elder WAND - made for a compelling plot device.
My reality might best be described as "fluid."
Now, after reading all the books at least four times each, listening to Jim Dale's audio books, consuming fan fic (and even spurring me to write books of my own), attending midnight release parties dressed as an elven Hagrid, drawing a lightning bolt on my son's head at his birth, having the Slytherin nurse taken so aback that she hit me with a Stupefy spell right between the eyes …
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