One Cursed Child Detail Makes No Sense After A Harry Potter Rule Established 18 Years Earlier

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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child seeks to undo one problem with the original series, but the play's entire premise rests on a detail that makes no sense after a rule established 18 years earlier. The Harry Potter books introduce many rules throughout their run, seeking to explain how magic works within the Wizarding World — and why certain storylines play out the way they do. Most of these pieces of lore hold up years later, like the fact that Felix Felicis couldn't solve Harry Potter's problems or the fact that time-turners couldn't be used regularly.
Amanda Mullen

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