Through the Griffin Door

Hey brothers. Just a quick thanks that you decide to make this podcast. It’s a 100/10 podcast. Sadly I can’t go on tour (I would love to though). Also I have a theory to the werewolf transformation problem. I think that the solution for the werewolf problem is that Lupin has an exposure limit because of the wolfsbane potion and because he didn’t take the last one his exposure limit is less than a full night so he would turn in to a wolf. Hopefully this theory helps you solve the problem. Thanks from the Netherlands from Eva and my dog Husky (the husky).

Hey brother. Great show, love each and every episode of it. I have a burning question about astronomy class, students at Hogwarts are taking. In the first book it is said that first years are going one night a week at midnight to astronomy tower for a class. Astronomy goes on at least until OWL so at least 5 classes a week. Which make 5 night a week (maybe 6 if you count NEWT students) students being out of bed at midnight and going around the castle for classes. So why isn’t “returning from astronomy” a default answer for a student caught out of bed in the night? Why is it portrayed so empty in the castle and in the common rooms in the night? Why is fat lady allowed to get away from her post in the night? Who was escorting students to astronomy class during CoS? And many other questions related to the fact that it should be normal to see student out at night.

This podcast is truly a joy to listen to. Currently working abroad and this gives such a comfort. Can’t wait to see where I am at in my life when this show is over. As my question, I’m always confused about the fact that everyone knows Quirrell before Philosophers Stone. Everyone in the Leaky Couldron, Hagrid and even Voldemort (Goblet of Fire, chapter 33). While other dada teachers are mostly unknown. Also the fact that they were secretive about Moody, saying: “He starts his new job this day”. Instead of just saying that he is teaching at Hogwarts. The job should be cursed so that means that he couldn’t have taught before, yet they said in Philosophers Stone that he was quite a normal guy before he went into the Albanian forests. Here representing the Netherlands 🇳🇱🙌

I just love this podcast! Have been listening to all the books on repeat and FINALLY have something new to listen to in the car. I wonder where we all will be once this series ends:) thanks for being a source of comfort guys!