- Adorkable: Colin ends up being this in the second installment. He still demonstrates his fan-boy tendencies, but also comes off more endearing especially when he begins to look up to Hermione as well.
- Base-Breaking Character: Snape in the first story is probably the biggest one. While he has his moments of heroism, he is still an unrepentant Jerkass; Word of God is that this is a deliberate response to the softer, Woobiefied Snape of other fanfics, and while some readers enjoy the the Jerk with a Heart of Jerk interpretation of the character, others view him as an off-putting Karma Houdini who gets away with too much and is not punished enough for his jerkishness.
- Broken Base: The revelation that Ronnie is a lesbian received extremely mixed reactions from the readers, ranging all the way from "Ruined!" to "Awesome!"
- Catharsis Factor: To anyone who found Snape to be despicable in the first book, Hagrid yelling at him when he is bullying Harry at the end is really satisfying, especially when Snape shuts his mouth afterwards.
- Hilarious in Hindsight: Nicolas Flamel replaces Snape as Potions teacher when everyone assumed that Slughorn would. When Flamel appeared in Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, he was dubbed in Brazilian Portuguese by Slughorn's VA, Isaac Bardavid.
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