Dumbledore is gay.
So when Snape killed him, it was a hate crime.
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Dumbledore is gay.
So when Snape killed him, it was a hate crime.
Fixed your link and thread location. Yeah, I'll expect my 'thank you' bouquet at work Monday.
Dude, this needs to be in GC, and stickied.
I'm super cereal.
I agree o_oOriginally Posted by The Fonz
She shoulda had the ovaries to just say it in the actual book then.
If she had I would have read them just for the sheer awesomeness of doing such a thing.
The whole book is gay.
Snape smurfs Dumbledore on page 743.
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Way to add fire onto the already blazing right-wing Christian Potter-hatred. Then again given the ridiculous outcry over the books regardless of actual content (it's the premise that irks many) this'll just be confirmation of it's "sinfulness".
There is no signature here. Move along.
I'm not sure why it was necessary to make Dumbledore homosexual, really. I suppose it adds more to the Grindelwald back story, but it just seems a bit tacked on. Still, nice to have it cleared up, I suppose. I always assumed he was unmarried because no woman could tame those half-moon glasses. ... Apparently I was right.
Not my words Carol, the words of Top Gear magazine.
Very much so. It just don't feel real to me now ;D it's like she's trying to take the twisted fanfiction aspect of her prologue, bless that, even further. AND there was another revelation. Next month; AND oh my god harry doesn't have a -- AND hermione is actually a transvestite (hence the bushy hair and the big teeth)
All I can say to this is: O_o
I used to like the Harry Potter books, but now that I have learned of Dumbledore's true sexual orientation, I refuse to go within 20 feet of a copy. Perhaps we could find a way to have J.K. Rowling executed for trying to brainwash children into becoming an army of homosexuals to pursue the liberal agenda.
This is the best moment of my life.
Ready the slash-fics, captain! :kaoyatta:
I am both Cheerios and Chcolate Shreddies on this issue. Sticky nao.
I have a suspicion that this was her goal. The whole thing's got a not-so-subtle message of tolerance and accepting that which is difference. Hell, it's not a message in fact, it's an outright central theme. :3
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