Harry Potter Bookends

Harry Potter Hogwarts Express Bookends This set of two Harry Potter Hogwarts Express Bookends is the perfect compliment to your book collection. These resin bookends measure 8 x 8 inches tall and are made of resin. $25.00

Harry Potter Book Ends Hogwarts Express Harry Potter Book Ends Hogwarts Express measures 7 inches tall and made of resin. Two bookends are included, as pictured, are sturdy enough to hold your entire collection of Harry Potter Books. $59.95

HARRY POTTER Book Movie Harry & Hedwig Set of 2 BOOKENDS Book Ends Harry Potter & Hedwig the Owl Set of 2 Bookends. A truly unique collectible, this pair of bookends measures 8 inches tall and adds a touch of whimsy to your bookshelf! A fantastic gift item for the witch or wizard in your life! $47.98

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Athena Appleton Joined: 24 January 2004 Posts: 2267 Location: Easin' down the yellow brick road....	Posted: Wednesday 27 June 2007 07 03 14 pm    Post subject: Re: A Solution to why Pettigrew was in Gryffindor in topic:A Solution to why Pettigrew was in Gryffindor FawkesthePhoenix wrote: what if peter pettigrew bribed the sorting hat so he would get put in gryffindor? (yeah, i know, stupid theory...) Yeah, I don't think so... If you think about it, the people of Gryffindor are only known to be brave, not good. Even though he did something wrong in his crimes and his decision to join Voldemort, in many ways, it was a brave act. He's a lot of things, but he's not a coward. Ultimately, that's what got Lily and James. They thought they knew that everyone else knew he would be too big a coward to be entrusted with that kind of a secret. I also think there was a point to having him in Gryffindor, but becoming a follower of Voldemort, and that point is bookended by what happened in HBP. The Sorting Hat is a powerful magical tool, but it is not foolproof, and any type of person can make good or bad decisions. Pettigrew was in Gryffindor because the Sorting Hat DID see the latent bravery in him (who would have thought Neville would be brave, until OotP???). He used the bravery he had in him in the wrong way. The "bookend" I referred to was Slughorn. He was in Slytherin. He is not a really likeable character. There is absolutely a self-serving side to him that is hard to get past, but when it comes right down to it, he's one of the "good guys". It just goes to show: even personality doesn't determine who we are. Our decisions do. Pettigrew belonged in Gryffindor. He just turned out to be a Gryffindor who made bad decisions.
Rory Pridinham Joined: 1 May 2003 Posts: 506 Location: *Looks around* .... good question....	Posted: Tuesday 20 June 2006 07 37 21 am in topic:Harry Potter products you own... Ah . . . lets see. All the books in first edition North American format (Hee! First Eddies) Quidditch Through the Ages Fantastic Beasts and Where to find them (LOVE the scribbled notes in this one) Spiral Notebook with black paper inside with a green shiny gel pen Bookmark (metal, picture of HP on it) Snow globe with Harry doing the challenge with the keys Mug of the Mirror of Erised Key chain Knitted myself a gryffindor scarf (red and yellow look so good together with my black peacoat) Some sticker packs Bookends - Harry crawling through the entrance to his house and Hermione and Ron waiting exhausted on the other side All the movies that are able to be bought Glowing HP pen (glows blue) Thats about it - most of the commercial merchandise was bought for me for christmases from my mom and dad - I have like a Harry Potter "shrine" in my bedroom where all this stuff stays. Huzza! Harry Potter!
Seraphine Joined: 21 January 2004 Posts: 126 Location: Narnya - somewhere in the Chaos	Posted: Wednesday 7 April 2004 04 21 41 am in topic:What Makes Harry Potter So Good? I wish life was a one big adventure, a fairy tale with happy ending... well, it's not, Harry's world is not perfect either but I hope the 7th book ends like in the fairy tale (partly at least ). Seraphine
Scellanis Joined: 11 September 2002 Posts: 6192 Location: Pretending to be a sea slug with 'go faster' stripes...	Posted: Sunday 29 December 2002 06 11 38 am in topic:Merry Christmas well i got the extended lotr dvd gift set (with the argonath bookends ), the two towers chess set, two towers playing cards, aragorn and brego model, gandalf and shadowfax model, legolas poster , heaps of chocolate, a two towers chocolate selection box, a book and some other stuff...basically i had a very lotr christmas and i also ate the traditional turkey lunch and drank a full bottle of babycham minus 2 glasses hence my previous post cos i got drunk and giggled happily at absoloutly nothing all afternoon