Overall I still feel the story is a good casual read when you got some free time to kill, though not so good that I will want to stop what I'm doing to read it when I see a new chapter has been updated.Īt the beginning of the story, time seemed to move forward at a pretty quick pace, but now things seem to be slowing down. Noodlehammer usually updates around once every two weeks, give or take a week. At least the wait between chapters is not very long compared to most authors who write at least acceptable quality of stories. Unfortunately, the wait between chapters does not work the best with this method of writing. I guess the less exciting aspects of Harry's life does a good job to highlight the big moments and deliver a greater sense of payoff. Noodlehammer's short scenes at least make it feel like time is progressing in the story even when nothing all that exciting is happening. Many authors seem to allow scenes they write to drag on for far too long, often making it feel like characters are having a conversation for hour long stretches at a time, when in story only a handful of minutes supposedly pass. One thing I've come to realize that I like about this story is that the author keeps the individual scenes reletively short. Not much really happened and was mostly housekeeping for the story to set up and build future sub-plots.
He might not care about politics, more interested in magics, but he knows that tom and his followers represent a threat to his continual well being, so needs to be dealt with.so working on magics aimed at undermining and weakening the enemy. He would restore the family holdings, and cement his position. Apart from enduring his own safety, well being and power, he would use the magic to achieve things he believed in from games and fiction. I can see Harry use this system to amass or access varied and different magical systems. While tom diary is evil, would there be a way to imprint yourself on a book? If there was, it would allow a quicker and easier way to gather and share knowledge. I doubt it would be a way to quickly become a master, but it could be useful. So create a way to use the stone with the pensieves, or magical portraits. Wizards have pensieves which allow them to explore memories, he shades are summoned are simply a collection of bound memories.
Say he limited to the magic users in the chocolate frog cards, it would still be a vast collection of lore. Look at the aid Harry has received from his grandparents. Enough that lots of knowledge could be restored if the right historical figures are made accessible via this project. What if Harry made a bunch of portraits of famous magic users and imprinted their summoned shades to them? All the magical lore in the world has not been evenly preserved, but some aspects of magical history is preserved. The stone does not resurrect the dead, but bring forth shades that is a collection of memories. I am not sure about the exact process of magical portraits, but it might involve imprinting memories on a picture. I had an idea about how the magical lore of the world could be gathered. This Harry seems eager to explore magic, and wants to travel the old yo learn.
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