Reminds me of when you drink liquid luck in the Half-Blood Prince video game.
When you're on your way to find Slughorn, Crabbe and Goyle confront you and all their spells literally bounce off of you. I'm pretty sure it switches to first person when you're walking and there's some jazz music playing.
The biggest plothole of them all is in Prisoner of Azkaban.
We have known how to immobilize people since the first book. The body bind curse. Hermione used it on Neville and until someone undid the curse on him, he was just stuck there.
Why did no one bind Peter Pettigrew in that same way. He would have never been able to get away. Do that and wingardium leviosa his bum to the castle. No Voldy rebirth. Sirius free and Harry living with him. Etc.
Doritoite on September 28th, 2018 at 12:35 UTC »
Reminds me of when you drink liquid luck in the Half-Blood Prince video game.
When you're on your way to find Slughorn, Crabbe and Goyle confront you and all their spells literally bounce off of you. I'm pretty sure it switches to first person when you're walking and there's some jazz music playing.
Edit:Link for reference
_pwomp_ on September 28th, 2018 at 12:50 UTC »
Why didn't Voldemort drink Felix Felicis and kill Harry and take over the magical world?
StumptownRetro on September 28th, 2018 at 14:06 UTC »
The biggest plothole of them all is in Prisoner of Azkaban.
We have known how to immobilize people since the first book. The body bind curse. Hermione used it on Neville and until someone undid the curse on him, he was just stuck there.
Why did no one bind Peter Pettigrew in that same way. He would have never been able to get away. Do that and wingardium leviosa his bum to the castle. No Voldy rebirth. Sirius free and Harry living with him. Etc.