17 Things Fans Hope To See in 'Harry Potter & The Cursed Child'

Rowling has already dropped knowledge on us that Harry would have made sure that Snape's portrait was hanging in the headmaster's office, but I'd like to see it actually there, representing the brave professor.

And behaving like an ordinary married couple. He may be the Chosen One and she may be a professional Quidditch player, but I expect to see some serious competition with the snitch to see who has to take out the trash. (And can we get one fight where Ginny says, "I let you name all of our children, so let me have this one" because home girl didn't stand a chance with those babies.)

There are so many reasons to see Albus Severus sorted into Slytherin, mainly to prove that not all Slytherins are evil.

Aside from Professor Lupin and fake Mad-Eye, students have rarely been taught actual defense against the dark arts. Maybe Dumbledore's Army is now an actual club for everyone to join, or maybe they just got a professor that doesn't suck.

He is one, sure, but can we see it in action? For a boy that grew up without one and lost so many father figures (I will never forgive the death of Sirius), it's going to be supremely interesting to see him as a dad.

I mean, the dark arts aren't gone, right? Let's hope someone out there is still interested in curses and horcruxes and more.

Whether it's something the ministry puts together or Hogwarts, I think we can all agree that this is more than necessary.

When Rowling told the world that Ron and Hermione's marriage would need counseling, I rejoiced. Not because I hope they've had bad times, but because it's so very real and proves how hard they'll work for their marriage. But with stressful jobs, their personalities, and two kids — I'd love to see them actually in counseling.

Or holds some other esteemed title. Maybe S.P.E.W. has gone global and now she's rocking the activism side of things.

I don't know if I want more Voldemort. I think Rowling beautifully wrapped up that story line and I would like for it to stay that way.

Who would be in it now? Teddy Lupin? Neville? George? Can we please get a look into one of these meetings, even if it's just the gang playing Cards Against Humanity and getting drunk on butterbeer because there's no threat to their world?

It always killed me a little that Draco and Harry never became buds, especially after they saved each other in the end. And I'm not going to lie, I've always had a soft spot for Lucius and Narcissa. I'd love to see the new generation bring these families together.

Come on. Epic, right? Dudley may be just like his parents, but his aunt was a witch so it makes sense that one of his children could carry the magical qualities, too.

I know he's not, but let's get some more story on him, shall we? The deaths of Lupin and Tonks can not be in vain, Rowling.

The Donald Trump of the wizarding world doesn't deserve any attention, but I'd love to see how she's faring in Akaban.

Like none, Rowling. Not even an older Arthur Weasley surrounded by his loved ones and drifting peacefully off to sleep. Don't you do it.

Come on. We all love Harry and the gang, but can Albus have a dark side? Maybe he's terrible at Quidditch despite both of his parents being two of the best players the world has ever seen. He excels at potions, gets sorted into Slytherin, and is maybe a little bitter at his association with his parents, especially for giving him that giant, pressure-filled name. Geez.