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Cedric Diggory is Edward

Hey Twilight fans,
Cedric Diggory is a loyal and kind Hufflepuff in Harry Potter that fans everywhere love! He is played by actor Robert Pattinson, and he also plays Edward Cullen in Stephen Meyer's Twilight Saga. Now reality set aside, is Edward and Cedric Diggory the same person? Mini fan theories have thought about this and I'm here to prove or disprove it. So first, are there vampires in The Wizarding World? Well, Edward was born in 1901. The first Twilight books came out in 2005. What the first Harry Potter book came out in 1997. Cedric Diggory was in his six-year this means it's possible that he is Edward! There's also the vampires in Harry Potter! So they play no significant role in the story, but they are studied in Defense Against the Dark Arts. One other correlation between these two books is that there are werewolves. The much-loved Jacob and his pack could also be correlated to The Wizarding World.



A Hogwarts Mystery app review

Hogwarts Mystery is a fun Harry Potter game that has much controversy.
Most reviews say that it is the worst game ever like this one…
Worst game ever
Less than 5 seconds in you have to spend money or wait for energy. The duel in the third year is definitely set up for you to lose. You always have to choose your stance first and of course, you lose almost every time. This is nothing more than another scam for money.
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I think this person and many before that (who said the same thing) are wrong. I have not spent a penny and have been perfectly fine. In fact, I am in year three.
Now, what is the game?
Common sense media gives a pretty good description…
“HARRY POTTER: HOGWARTS MYSTERY promises Harry Potter fans the chance to fulfill their long-held dreams of attending Hogwarts School. Set during the time when the legendary Harry Potter is still just a baby, it turns players into Potter-like heroes. Starting school in the shadow of a rebellious older brother who was expelled for bad behavior, gamers get sorted into a house and strive for good grades, all while dealing with rampant rumors, skeptical teachers, and bullying classmates. Players attend classes, learning all the iconic wizarding skills (potion-mixing, dueling, charms, etc.), and earn House points by building up their skills in three important areas: Courage, Empathy, and Knowledge. All actions, including attending classes and completing story missions, require the use of a limited energy store and two forms of in-app currency.”
There you have it, folks. If you have been wanting to play I suggest it. But, if you prefer to go with the flow maybe not….
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Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery App Review
-Samantha Love
Manager of the Hogwarts Daily News