Wednesday, May 13, 2020

Generations Of The Harry Potter Fandom New And Old

Generations of the Harry Potter Fandom: New and Old What will J.K. Rowling come up with next? As a fan of the Harry Potter film and book series, I grew up with the many adventures of Harry Potter and his heroic friends. From his first experiences at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry to the epic, heart pounding battle that not only ended with the (spoiler alert) defeat of Harry Potter’s nemesis Voldermort, but also the loss of many of his dear friends and family. Each and every fan out there was heart-broken over the loss of each vital character. From the death of Sirius Black to Dobby: the free elf and so many others like Professor Albus Dumbledore and Remus Lupin. All were dear to Harry and to his fan kingdom. But the fandom of the Potter series were not just linked to Potter himself, but to every detail about the wizarding world. From the clothing to the idea of becoming a witch or wizard. The new world that J. K. Rowling had created had fans completely mesmerized. As a huge, continued fan, and even after the series was complete, I am still in awe of details within the movies and the books. From the pictures that are memories of real people that a person can interact with to the Hogwart’s castle that is alive with moving columns, the great hall whose ceiling is bewitched to show the sky outside, and the room of requirement that appears to aid any student in whatever they needed at the time. Like all unforgettable books and movies, there is a hero and a villain.Show MoreRelatedA Research Study On The Internet2365 Words   |  10 PagesYouTube posed somewhat of a question mark in my household when it came pre-downloaded onto my mother’s first iPhone in 2007. Only two years after its creation, the app’s icon resembled a brown, old fashioned TV- nothing like the vivid, red play button that is used now. My mum deleted the app, convinced there was no need for it. I discovered just how wrong she was in March 2012 when at thirteen I turned to YouTube to learn how to sing ‘On My Own’ from Les Miserables for a school competition. It was

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