J.K. Rowling has sent Harry Potter fans - including me, obviously - crazy with her latest tweet where she dropped a GIGANTIC RIDDLE:
J.K. Rowling ✔ @jk_rowling
Cry, foe! Run amok! Fa awry! My wand won't tolerate this nonsense.
Dammit, J.K., what does this MEAN?
I've been puzzling over this for a good 30 minutes now, and all I've got is a headache and a loss of faith in my Scrabble skills...
But! An eagle-eyed Redditor noted J.K.'s riddle is a perfect anagram for:
Harry returns! Won't say any details now. A week off. No comment
SERIOUSLY?! There are not enough joyful emoticons to express how I feel if J.K. really is bringing Harry back...
But HOW could Harry return?
1. Harry Potter: The Auror Years
We know that Harry becomes the head of the Auror office. It would be amazing to find out what other epic battles against evil Harry fought in. I mean, just look at how great he was as a kid - imagine what he could do as a grown-up!
--------------------------------------
2. Harry Potter Origins: The Tale of Godric's Hollow
Everyone loves a prequel, right? There's lots of detail in the Harry Potter canon about the James/Lily/Snape story, but a proper school story about The Marauders, leading up to Harry's birth and the betrayal of the Potters would be pretty magical.
--------------------------------------
3. Harry Potter and the Fantastic Beasts
Sure, J.K. has confirmed that Newt Scamander's story begins in New York, decades before Harry's birth, but the original book of Fantastic Beasts has running commentary from Harry and his friends, much likeTales of Beedle The Bard has Dumbledore's thoughts on the source material. Film is a flexible medium, and there's no reason J.K. can't add in a bit of Harry to the upcoming Beasts movie...
--------------------------------------
FYI, J.K.'s tweet also contains the words 'Newt Scamander,' 'New York,' and 'Tomorrow'...
What do you think J.K.'s Riddle means?
Is the return of Harry?
[moviepilot.com]
