Here’s yet another old draft that should have been posted ages ago. Well, better late than never, right? Anyway, let’s get started. I managed to get the Dissidia Final Fantasy: Opera Omnia (DFFOO)mobile game’s Dimensions’ End Entropy Tier 2 quest Perfected using the following team: Serah Farron from Final Fantasy XIII and Final Fantasy XIII-2 I have Serah purpled and…

Here’s yet another old draft that should have been posted ages ago, but I only just now got ‘round to finishing editing it. So this one definitely happened a long while ago. Anyway, let’s get started. The Dimensions’ End Entropy quests in the Dissidia Final Fantasy: Opera Omnia mobile game…

Flipped classroom or flipped learning is an educational method that reverses the traditional approach to teaching. In a traditional classroom setting, teachers give lectures while students take notes. But in a flipped classroom setting, students learn new content outside class. …

This post is also known as “How Voldemort almost succeeded in stealing the Sorcerer’s Stone thanks to Harry Potter?” What is this item, and what exactly did Harry do, which led to the stone almost being stolen and actually being destroyed? — The Philosopher’s or Sorcerer’s Stone is a magical artifact that appears in the first book of the Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling. It is said to be capable of granting immortality to its user, which was why the Dark Lord Voldemort wanted to steal it.

That includes reasons why Albus Dumbledore shouldn’t have entrusted the Sorcerer’s Stone to Rubeus Hagrid. — Hagrid’s a nice person, but he’s not the right character for what Dumbledore made him do. Why not? In Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, book 1 of the HP series by J.K. …

In Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, book 1 of the HP series by J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter gets several letters from Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry because his relatives, the Dursleys, refused to let him attend the magical school. But why? Why didn’t they just let him go? — It’s clear from the very beginning that neither Petunia nor Vernon Dursley want Harry Potter around. They hate him. Even their son, Dudley Dursley, hates him. They hurt him. They don’t care about him. They don’t love him.

Agree with @oldnewsisgoodnews. Sometimes, Harry Potter really can come across as a Mary Sue or Gary Stu especially in light of everything you’ve pointed out. — It’s like he’s a special snowflake. The blatant main character favoritism can be quite infuriating. For example, what about all the times when Harry had gotten or was given special treatment? Like during his first year in Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

Why is Professor Severus Snape’s trap to protect the Sorcerer’s Stone useless? What’s wrong with it? — The Philosopher’s Stone is a magical artifact that is said to be capable of granting its user immortality. This is why many, including Dark Lord Voldemort, want to get their hands on this item. How to Protect the Sorcerer’s Stone? This is why Albus Dumbledore (the headmaster of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry) decided to…

The full title is “1 Way to get Dolores Umbridge to actually teach Defense Against the Dark Arts”. As in actually teach the Hogwarts students how to use spells, how to fight, and how to defend themselves instead of just sitting on their desks reading. — In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, book 5 of the HP series by J.K. Rowling, Dolores Umbridge became the Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher in Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.