Interesting Facts with Chase: Harry Potter & The Half Blood Prince (Chapters 13-18)

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5.0 • 765 Ratings

🗓️ 21 April 2021

⏱️ 92 minutes

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Chase is back at it with another Interesting Facts episode where he tackles some backstory on information detailed in Chapter 13 through Chapter 18 of Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince. Keep up as Chase takes you through more spells, certain conspiracies, and a closer look at one of the more famous singers in the magical community. Additionally, more magical creatures are discussed, certain Patronuses are examined, the 2014 Quidditch World Cup is touched on, and Madam Crimp's contribution to the wizarding world. "According to legend, Snickerton died insane, believing a giant pair of invisible scissors was following him wherever he went." https://gofund.me/4bacd516

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0:13.0	M What is up my crew?
0:32.5	Welcome back to another episode of interesting facts with Chase on another wild Wednesday.
0:40.0	Thanks again for always tuning in to our Sunday episodes.
0:43.7	Chase and Josh Factor Fantasy.
0:45.7	We had a lot.
0:46.4	We covered last Sunday.
0:48.0	Got all into, you know, Severus and Draco keep going back and forth about this whole
0:53.2	unbreakable Vow.
0:54.8	And then you got Harry that's sneaking off kind of going rogue agent on everyone, right?
1:00.2	Why Albus is trying to keep him together and keep diving into the Pinceeve
1:05.3	and find out more about riddles past, right?
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