About the DA (2007): "It's kind of about them rebelling against Umbridge and her kind of dictatorship, really. But mainly it's because they're scared, they're really really scared. And they know that if they're not learning spells, if they're not being allowed to use their wands by Umbridge then they're unable to defend themselves. And while the Ministry's in denial that Voldemort has returned, they are not. They believe Harry, and they know that there's something dark and horrible and scary out there. And they want to be able to defend themselves."
Watson Weekly Issue 20
Watson Weekly 20 is now online. In this issue: Last chance to buy from Emma’s People Tree collection, The Perks of Being a Wallflower has a new cover, and a premiere, and more fan art and graphics.
posted by dook on Sunday, August 26th, 2012,
filed under Watson Weekly.
Didn’t expect another issue this soon, but I’m not complaining. Congrats to Emma on People Tree being a massive success. It’s sad that she had to stop due to it being difficult to mix it in with school and her acting career, as she loved working on the line. I hope that one day she will work with them again. I thought they had already sold out though since when I last checked the site the had no items on it, though of course they probably had more in stock.
Funny thing a while back though, the Daily Mail, the original source for the false claims of Emma’s line failing, later published another article about Emma’s line being successful after it wasd confirmed to be, even saying something like “despite what some sources have claimed” as if denying that they were the ones who claimed it in the first place. How the hell papers like this are able to print this nonsense is beyond me.
Daily Mail diverts responsibility by quoting an unnamed ‘source’. This allows them to steer toward a conclusion without really having to standing by anything they say. They can claim to be simply misinformed.
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also spam. and spam. Anyway. Great WW.
greattttt work guys, it s been ages since i last came here but i always trust this site and whenever i miss the whole emma world, i come here 🙂
It looks awesome!!! Loved reading the articles…great graphics/artwork from fans too!! Very talented people!!!!
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marry me emma
please put the fan arts in the watson weekly in your website so that we’d bw able to download it,thanks
I have added the art and graphics from the previous issue to the site. I will see if I can add them from this issue later today.
Can I find somewhere the other 18 issues?
You can find the first 18 issues at http://emma-watson.net/WatsonWeekly/
Thank you very much :))
Another great edition of Watson weekly 🙂 Emma’s people tree collections was a great article!!!
Didn’t expect another issue this soon, but I’m not complaining. Congrats to Emma on People Tree being a massive success. It’s sad that she had to stop due to it being difficult to mix it in with school and her acting career, as she loved working on the line. I hope that one day she will work with them again. I thought they had already sold out though since when I last checked the site the had no items on it, though of course they probably had more in stock.
Funny thing a while back though, the Daily Mail, the original source for the false claims of Emma’s line failing, later published another article about Emma’s line being successful after it wasd confirmed to be, even saying something like “despite what some sources have claimed” as if denying that they were the ones who claimed it in the first place. How the hell papers like this are able to print this nonsense is beyond me.
Daily Mail diverts responsibility by quoting an unnamed ‘source’. This allows them to steer toward a conclusion without really having to standing by anything they say. They can claim to be simply misinformed.