Once, when Hermione was sleeping after her torture, Ron had to tiptoe into her room to make sure she was okay. He kissed her forehead and called her love, thinking that she was asleep. She wasn't.
However, she was in such a medication induced haze that she couldn't say anything back to him, just the words echoing and resting helpless. And still now its her little secret that she heard it!!
A food influencer went to a restaurant and asked them to give him free food in exchange for a good review. He even showed them his accounts across all social media platforms, but they declined and asked him to pay for his food.
He bought the food and went on to give them a horrible review. The restaurant saw the video and released footage of him begging them for free food. 😭😭🤣🤣🤣
HBO, please don't cut these 5 book moments from Harry Potter
1. Harry and Draco's real first meeting at Madam Malkin's.
2. The midnight duel Draco never shows up for.
3. The full Norbert escape from the Astronomy Tower.
4. Snape's seven-bottle potion puzzle that Hermione solves.
5. Fred and George enchanting snowballs to bounce off Quirrell's turban. They were literally throwing snowballs at Voldemort's face 😂
Yes, the Titan powers fully vanished right after Eren’s death. Mikasa killing him (and the subsequent events with Ymir) broke the 2,000-year cycle that bound Ymir Fritz to the royal bloodline. Once Ymir was freed from her endless labor in the Paths, the Power of the Titans—the ability for Eldians to transform, the Curse of Ymir, and every inherited shifter ability—ceased to exist entirely.
That disappearance is why the remaining Titans on the battlefield simply dissolved into steam once Eren died, and why no new Titans could ever be created afterward. It marked the end of the Titan era, leaving the surviving Eldians as ordinary humans with no remaining connection to the Founding Titan’s power.
In Attack on Titan, what would happen if an existing Titan Shifter drank the wine laced with Zeke’s spinal fluid? Would their Titan form become more animalistic or gain Beast-like traits, similar to Falco’s Jaw Titan?
“Why doesn’t Iron Man upgrade all the Avengers?”
HE DID. 😭
Tony Stark was basically the Avengers’ engineer, weapons manufacturer, landlord, and financial backer.
Here’s a list of things Tony Stark upgraded or provided:
-Captain America’s stealth suit in The Winter Soldier
-Captain America’s magnetic shield in Age of Ultron
-Captain America’s new suit in Age of Ultron
-S.H.I.E.L.D.’s Helicarriers with repulsor technology
-Black Widow’s equipment
-Sam Wilson’s Redwing drone
-Bruce Banner’s stretchy pants 💀
-Spider-Man’s suits
-A new shield for Captain America in -Endgame
-The Avengers’ Quinjet
-Avengers Tower
-The Avengers Compound
-Vision’s clothes, probably. 😭
-Thor’s magical belt, Megingjörð—Tony was holding it, but we don’t actually know if he made it. 💀
Hagrid was the only of-age wizard who couldn't perform magic properly since he didn't finish training at Hogwarts.
In "Deathly Hallows," why did Harry leave Privet Drive with Hagrid?
When a 16-year-old Tom Riddle asked about splitting a soul into seven pieces, Horace Slughorn was horrified. But the professor's vanity wouldn't let him stay silent.
Slughorn was not a Dark wizard, nor did he harbor any desire to see the world conquered. He was, however, deeply enamored with his own status as a mentor to the exceptional. As head of Slytherin House and founder of the "Slug Club," he collected brilliant, well-connected, or famous students, trading his tutelage and influence for their lifelong admiration and favors. Tom Riddle was the crown jewel of Slughorn’s collection—charming, handsome, exceptionally gifted, and eager to impress.
Riddle framed his question not as a plan, but as an intellectual puzzle. He approached Slughorn after a Slug Club supper, when the professor was relaxed and unguarded. Riddle carefully flattered him, suggesting that Slughorn was the only wizard knowledgeable enough to explain the mechanics of a Horcrux. Slughorn could not resist the opportunity to demonstrate his elite academic standing to his favorite pupil.
Furthermore, Slughorn suffered from academic hubris. To him, Horcruxes were abstract, theoretical Dark Magic—a taboo subject to be discussed strictly as an academic exercise among intellectual equals. He fundamentally underestimated Riddle, assuming the boy’s fascination was entirely morbid curiosity. Though Riddle's questions about multiple Horcruxes terrified him, Slughorn provided the crucial confirmation the boy sought. He simply could not conceive that the polite teenager standing in his office was actually capable of committing multiple murders to achieve immortality.
Slughorn’s compliance was a crime of ego rather than malice. He was too proud of being the gatekeeper of rare knowledge to realize he was being manipulated. Only years later, when Lord Voldemort’s atrocities began, did Slughorn understand what he had done. The overwhelming shame of having armed the most dangerous Dark wizard in history drove him to alter his own memory, desperate to erase the moment his vanity enabled Voldemort's rise.