Dumbledore's Army

[Devilish]

I'm glad I finally found this! <3
House: Gryffindor
Devilish - Wolf - SeekerMist2597

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Welcome!

[2243422]

I must say, I do love the tale of the three brothers, but I can't say it's my favorite. I love all of them and I don't know which is my favorite. Also, welcome.

[fawkes.]

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[2243422]

(I...Just...Died!!!!! )

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That's one of those movies "mistakes" that the fandom laughs about more than anything. But I will never ever ever EVER forgive the producers for Harry and Lilly's eyes. EVER.

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The Warlock's hairy heart is my favorite Beedle story, partially because it's so gruesome.

The children's stories that stick with me are the ones that are the least cushy and happy. Ever heard of the muggle fairytale "Blue Beard" by the Brother's Grimm? There's another I'll never forget because it is just so astonishingly gruesome. I like that shock factor. It's like biting into a candy only to find that the center is hilariously sour.

[2243422]

Getting a bit off topic, who's seen a very potter musical?

[mousefan101]

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*Spoiler alert for Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince*

Wow . One of the things that annoyed me was in the Half Blood Prince movie, they framed Draco even more than they did in the book. In the book, at least Draco put down his wand but in the movie, he didn't. Draco would never be able to kill Dumbledore. I think the book is very biased towards Draco, of course it is from Harry's point of view, but I felt like they made him seem more evil than he really was.

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I honestly don't remember this. If anything, I remember hating Draco more in the books and less in the movies. Watching the movies made me realize that he's less of the "boy of bad choices" and more of the "boy with NO choices". He was very much forced into his role as a death eater.

Does anyone remember how Draco managed to not get jailed after the war?

[HP Fan]

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