the sequence in the graveyard in this book was so terrifying oh my god
why is it so disgusting and horrible and twisted oh my god
suddenly harry’s teenagery-ness in the fifth book makes so much more sense: he was recovering from THIS
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the sequence in the graveyard in this book was so terrifying oh my god
why is it so disgusting and horrible and twisted oh my god
suddenly harry’s teenagery-ness in the fifth book makes so much more sense: he was recovering from THIS
the date of the third task is the same as my jury duty date
COINCIDENCE? I THINK NOT
so Sirius’s famous “inferiors not equals” quote actually is in reference to a man and his house-elf
no wonder everyone brings that up in reference to Kreacher
I want the prefects bathrooom
harry and ron’s spat is really frustrating but also so typical
also oh god the teenage hormones
and I thought the sixth movie was bad
how did all of this go so far over my head man this is where they started being all teenagery and romance-y
there are so many people in this book!
I think the reason I loved it as a kid was that it was our first hint of a wizarding world outside Britain; even if the books in general are pretty Britain-centric (and Eurocentric) that was an amazing idea to me
this is the book where you really see the worldbuilding come out in full force and it’s awesome; it’s enormous and expansive and really great that way
ooh they mention the Lovegoods briefly
also they keep talking up how pretty Cedric is it’s hilarious