For Harry Potter, life at Hogwarts (despite its physical isolation from the rest of the world) represents a more authentic world than does life among his Muggle guardians, where he is never free to be himself and is often literally imprisoned. This allegory asks how Harry and his peers might react if certain elements of Hogwarts began to resemble Muggle schools. As the point of an allegory is to illustrate a larger idea through the medium of storytelling, I hope that you will forgive any liberties that have been taken with details in the continuity of the story of Harry Potter and his compatriots. I leave you now in the capable hands of one of my followers, as you experience “Reading Harry Potter: A Deweyan Fantasia.”