Peter Ampudia

Harry Potter: The Exhibition in Atlanta, Georgia, is a breathtaking experience that will take you from one world to another and is designed to make you feel as though you are in the movies and in a sense like you are in the books. The tour includes a walk-through of the classrooms, a Quidditch game, and even a glimpse at the cupboard under the stairs. There is also the chance to see some beautiful costumes and props along the way.

Over the years, Draco Malfoy has been portrayed in many ways. We have seen him through books, movies, plays, musicals, and various skits, but the two portrayals that remain stuck in my head are Tom Felton’s movie version and Lauren Lopez’s A Very Potter Musical version. The general father issues and snobbishness remain the same, but you could say that a big difference between these two is the amount of floor work involved. These two actors left a lasting impression on me with their styles of Draco.

by Lis Fricker · Published May 29, 2021 · Updated May 28, 2021 It is well known the Harry Potter series has a lot of allusions to classical mythology and language. For instance, Remus Lupin is basically “Wolfie McWolf,” and Albus Dumbledore is “white bumblebee.” But there are many other characters’ names whose origins come from the languages and mythology of ancient Greece and Rome. Alecto Carrow Alecto is a fury from Greek mythology who punishes misbehaving mortals with madness.