Tag Archives: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

Chapter 32 – Out of the Fire It’s understandable – if still frustrating – why Harry is impatient and doesn’t listen to Hermione’s logical arguments about his vision: it is Sirius who’s supposedly in danger, and there’s nobody left at … Continue reading →

Chapter 26 – Seen and Unforeseen It’s a curious thing that Hermione, who used to have hardly any social experience, is now the one who has to teach Harry about the complexities of girls. I hate to admit it, but … Continue reading →

Chapter 20 – Hagrid’s Tale It’s definitely very interesting to hear about Hagrid’s experiences with the giants, as well as the details of giant life, such as how they have been forced to live in close quarters against their natural … Continue reading →

Chapter 13 – Detention with Dolores Hermione’s approach to house elf rights and freedom has really not improved, as she now attempts to force freedom upon them! I like how the student population’s response to Harry is mixed overall, with … Continue reading →

Chapter 6 – The Noble and Most Ancient House of Black It is a little irritating how firm Mrs Weasley is about keeping the kids from overhearing anything the Order is doing. Even though it’s logically correct because they’re teenagers, … Continue reading →

From my favourite Harry Potter book, to my least favourite. I wasn’t sure how I’d feel re-reading Order of the Phoenix, because there are just so many parts that I found painful when I first read it. Not only does … Continue reading →