10 Thoughts We All Had After Seeing "Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them"
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10 Thoughts We All Had After Seeing "Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them"

I wish all of my textbooks had this kind of backstory.

Brittany Young
Jan 02, 2017
Mechanicsville, Virgina
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10 Thoughts We All Had After Seeing "Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them"
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***Spoiler Alert: This article contains spoilers from the movie and the original seven Harry Potter books. Proceed with caution...

The latest movie installment in the Harry Potter franchise was different from the rest. It focused on the United States and its own, different wizarding world. Muggles are now normaj, the Ministry of Magic is the Congress, and so much more. Check out this list of post-movie thoughts, and comment and share all of your new fan theories!

1. Was Ariana Dumbledore an obscurus?

This explains so much. Poor Albus lives in regret and Aberforth holds a grudge for no reason.

2. Is Eddie Redmayne single?

He’s married. You can delete your Harry Potter themed wedding Pinterest board now.

3. Can we create a Pokemon Go style game but with magical creatures? [shut up and take my money meme]

NBCUniversal I’m waiting on you.

4. Why did J.K. Rowling have to rip our hearts apart with the Queenie and Jacob romance?

This approaches Hedwig level of treason against the fandom.

5. Tell me more about Ilvermorny!

I demand nothing less than another seven part series detailing the chaos that is the United States wizarding the world and its beloved school. Another Triwizard type of event pitting Ilvermorny against Hogwarts would be amazing.

6. The American wizarding world has just as much bureaucratic nonsense as the Nomaj American government

Typical. Is this some sort of political commentary, too?

7. Did Queenie’s umbrella shield parts of Jacob’s memory from the erasing rain?

Is that how he forms his baked goods?

8. Why did Modesty claim the wand?

Perhaps this will become clearer in the next installment…

9. Jacob’s baking assistant looks an awful lot like Credence…

...or is that just me?

10. When does the next movie come out?

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