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The next movie I saw with his was the movie Alice in the Wonderland. The movie was crazy to watch because of many reasons. I really liked how they turned the book into something so unique, funny and interesting to watch. The book was always my favourite and I was extremely excited after they announced the remake in the 2009. When I found out that Alan Rickman is going to be in this whole thing was a great news to me. In the movie, I loved his acting and the way he portrayed the character of the Caterpillar. Great movie.

I am going to post about the first time I have ever seen a movie with Alan Rickman. The most obvious answer is the Harry Potter series. When I first met his character I was really intrigued. I always say that if you see an actor playing some character and you can't tell it is fake, that actor is purely a really good actor. And that's what happened when I saw him in Harry Potter. He was amazing at his role in the Harry Potter series as Snape. His acting was so realist that I was amazed with his skills.

Welcome to the second colouring page of this month! Click here for the full size image! Colour this picture, post it below, and earn 10 Diamonds! If you use the larger image to colour, please be sure to shrink it down to 600x600 or less when you post it. Thanks!

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September: Astor Arensin: 20 diamonds (200 pieces) + 20 diamonds (204 pieces) + 30 diamonds (300 pieces) + 20 diamonds (208 pieces) + 20 diamonds (221 pieces) + 20 diamonds (204 pieces) + 20 diamonds (220 pieces) + 10 diamonds (180 pieces) +30 diamonds (300 pieces) + 10 diamonds (110 pieces) = 200 diamonds (2147 pieces) Emily Spencer: 20 diamonds (240 pieces) = 20 diamonds (240 pieces) Harry Walles: 20 diamonds (210 pieces) + 20 diamonds (200 pieces) + 20 diamonds (221 pieces) + 30 diamonds (300 pieces) + 20 diamonds (260 pieces) + 20 diamonds (260 pieces) + 10 diamonds (160 pieces) + 10 diamonds (120 pieces) + 10 diamonds (180 pieces) +10 diamonds (150 pieces) + 10 diamonds (180 pieces) + 10 diamonds (180 pieces) + 10 diamonds (152 pieces) + 10 diamonds (144 pieces) = 200 diamonds (2895 pieces) Katelin Ross: 10 diamonds (108 pieces) + 10 diamonds (100 pieces) = 20 diamonds (208 pieces) Louis Walles: 30 diamonds (300 pieces) + 20 diamonds (200 pieces) + 20 diamonds (200 pieces) + 20 diamonds (200 pieces) + 20 diamonds (200 pieces) + 20 diamonds (299 pieces) + 20 diamonds (299 pieces) + 20 diamonds (299 pieces) + 20 diamonds (299 pieces) + 20 diamonds (299 pieces) = 200 diamonds (2595 pieces) Lucia Dinapoli: 30 diamonds (300 pieces) Mia Fountain: 20 diamonds (224 pieces) + 20 diamonds (280 pieces) + 30 diamonds (300 pieces) + 20 diamonds (289 pieces) + 30 diamonds (300 pieces) = 120 diamonds (1393 pieces) Prof. Felicia Hartwick: 10 diamonds (120 pieces) + 10 diamonds (108 pieces) + 10 diamonds (100 pieces) + 10 diamonds (120 pieces) + 10 diamonds (136 pieces) + 10 diamonds (104 pieces) + 10 diamonds (104 pieces) + 10 diamonds (103 pieces) + 10 diamonds (109 pieces) = 90 diamonds (1004 pieces) Prof. Tarma Amelia Black: 20 diamonds (228 pieces) + 20 diamonds (208 pieces) + 30 diamonds (300 pieces) + 20 diamonds (221 pieces) + 10 diamonds (150 pieces) + 10 diamonds (130 pieces) + 10 diamonds (140 pieces) + 30 diamonds (300 pieces) + 10 diamonds (130 pieces) + 20 diamonds (210 pieces) + 10 diamonds (130 pieces) + 10 diamonds (130 pieces) = 200 diamonds (2267 pieces)

Welcome to the Wizarding Jigsaw Challenge! An activity in which your role is to solve some real life jigsaw! All you got to do to join the activity is to take a photo of the jigsaw you are going to solve (in a box) with the number of pieces, post it below and then start putting it together. There are different amount of diamonds available: 100 - 199 pieces = 10 diamonds 200 -299 pieces = 20 diamonds 300 - 499 pieces = 30 diamonds 500 - 799 = 40 diamonds 800< = 50 diamonds Edit your initial post when you solved jigsaw. There is no deadline for the completion but it needs to be finished before the end of the school year. You can solve multiple jigsaws throughout the year but all need to be posted below to receive diamonds. Alternatively, you can complete multiple jigsaw from the website called Jigsaw Planet. You can choose any jigsaw you want and then take a screenshot of your unfinished and finished jigsaw and post it below. All of the jigsaw completed through this website need to have a minimum of 100 pieces. Remember that on this website, the maximum number of pieces per jigsaw is 300. Also, make sure that the number of pieces should be visible in your screenshot for it to count. The maximum amount of diamonds you can earn per month for this activity is 200 diamonds. If you have already earned 200 diamonds, you will receive beans for any extra jigsaw (with the same rules as for diamonds).

I definitely did not admire Professor Snape for a long time and, to be honest with all of you, I actually did not care about him and his character as much as for the main three characters - Harry Potter, Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley. Just like Louis said, the original opinion about Snape was constantly changing. When Harry found Mrs Norris petrified, Snape turned to be very annoying to me and I really couldn't stand him until the very end when it turned out he was doing a lot to protect Harry Potter from Voldemort and from him getting hurt.

My first opinion about Snape was pretty much very similar to all your answers, which have been posted above. I decided to watch the movies first so I could easily make up my mind about the world of Harry Potter and all the characters from the series. The first thing that came to my mind was the way he behaved. Originally, just like Louis, I thought he was very very strange and his behaviour and body language was extremely odd. He seemed like he was mad at literally everything and everyone. It almost looked like he hates every aspect of being a teacher.

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