Scorpius has spent his whole trying to keep his head down. Seventh year brings the revival of an ancient tradition, putting his father's rules to the test. Will Scorpius succeed in staying out of the spotlight, or will the Malfoy name go up in flames?

The Ministry has fallen. Harry Potter has vanished. Hogwarts has changed. The time has come for Dumbledore's Army to live up to their name. [Ginny's Sixth Year]

A dangerous new substance is creeping onto the streets of Magical and Muggle London alike, threatening public health as well as the Statute of Secrecy itself. Recently disgraced Healer, Roxanne Weasley, finds herself at the center of the crisis and must team up with an unlikely partner in a race against time to unravel the mystery.

Tristan and his mates don't have any Dark Wizards to fight, couldn't be bothered with Quidditch, and find the wild stories about 'The Boy Who Lived' patently absurd. Theirs is the realm of rumours, rebellion, and Recreational Magic. (Philosopher's Stone from the perspective of Hogwarts' resident Hex Heads :: 100% Canon Accurate)

Sky and sea are made distinct only for how in one, the stars twinkle, while in the other they ripple. (Viktor Krum at Durmstrang)

"I've seen you. I'm so glad to have seen you." (Hermione finds herself spending time with the Durmstrang Students in the week following the Yule Ball)

The object of the game is not to think about the game. Think about the game and you lose. (Percy, you lose).