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2) a House like Hufflepuff, that prides itself on teaching everyone ("I'll teach the lot and treat them just the same"), having more students than the others.
So the bulk of wizards are not brave, evil or smart?
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2) a House like Hufflepuff, that prides itself on teaching everyone ("I'll teach the lot and treat them just the same"), having more students than the others.
There is just one wizarding school for the british isles, right? So hogwarts would have to take both working class wizards and the elite. With the OWLs and electives separating the students. So the earlier years should have quite some students, or a lot of wizards would not have to bother with schooling past elementary schoolBit of drop off after OWLs in line with the real world, probs not much since there arent any wizarding plumbers or bricklayers.
Again this is in the vein of a ritzy boarding school so this all sounds fairly reasonable.
Either the editor afraid to mess with the golden goose, or a cynical editor leaving in unnecessary content as hooks for future material.Somehow the later books still ended up being several hundred pages long
I'm rereading the series, and its really noticeable how sloppy the editing becomes once you hit Order of the Phoenix. Literally nothing happens in the first two hundred pages of that book.Either the editor afraid to mess with the golden goose, or a cynical editor leaving in unnecessary content as hooks for future material.
I think part of the point is that most “working class” wizards and witches were killed off in the witch hunting era and what’s left are basically wizard nobility (Malfoys, Blacks, Potters), wizard bureaucratic class (Weasleys, any who work at the ministry of magic), academic class (Dumbledore and the career teachers), skilled tradesmen and landlords (the guy who makes wands, Lovegood with his mental paper, Dumbledore’s brother, most people with shops in Diagon alley), a few criminals (Mundungus and other scoundrels) and then drifters, crossbreeds and outcasts(Remus Lupin, the other werewolves and hagrid had he not been given a job as a groundskeeper).There is just one wizarding school for the british isles, right? So hogwarts would have to take both working class wizards and the elite. With the OWLs and electives separating the students. So the earlier years should have quite some students, or a lot of wizards would not have to bother with schooling past elementary school
That's half the fun.It is possible to overthink those things, you know?
However this isn't the overanalyze literature meant for preteens threadThat's half the fun.
Do it in the YA thread in Arts and Literature, it needs some love.That's half the fun.
Very fair.Do it in the YA thread in Arts and Literature, it needs some love.
I doubt that’s true.Very fair.
I heard a rumour that rowling forced the new kiddies to sign 'dont speak out against me and dont support trannies ever ever' pledges to get on the project. I figured if it was real I would have seen the resultant meltdown here, but has anyone seen anything in line with this?
Not the witch hunting era (canonically the muggles couldn't do shit to them) but from the nearly back-to-back reigns of terror from Grindewald and Voldemort I think.wizards and witches were killed off in the witch hunting era
Whether or not HP discussion belongs in this thread, I'm grateful that Kiwis like calculating wizard population metrics, rather than debating whether Voldemort or Dumbledore is more traditionally masculine. These people are so unimaginably tedious. Their college essays must have driven their English professors to drink.Not the witch hunting era (canonically the muggles couldn't do shit to them) but from the nearly back-to-back reigns of terror from Grindewald and Voldemort I think.
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I genuinely thought that that dsshake guy was pointing out the absurdity of trans arguments. I hate and/or love that tranny arguments are indistinguishable from parodyNot the witch hunting era (canonically the muggles couldn't do shit to them) but from the nearly back-to-back reigns of terror from Grindewald and Voldemort I think.
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When the new Snape actor signed that open letter or whatever it was against the UK's Supreme Court decision regarding women's rights, she explicitly stated that she both can't and wouldn't fire someone because of their beliefs. I'm not surprised they're making shit up after that: they wanted so badly to accuse her of this, they must have felt blue-balled when she proved, once again, to be a classy lady.I heard a rumour that rowling forced the new kiddies to sign 'dont speak out against me and dont support trannies ever ever' pledges to get on the project. I figured if it was real I would have seen the resultant meltdown here, but has anyone seen anything in line with this?
I've always thought the only reason Rupert Grint got involved was for money. He refused to be drawn into any drama about Rowling prior to 2020 (and there was plenty, even before her support for Maya Forstater*) and only seems to have got involved after HMRC dinged him with a huge tax bill, which came right before he joined the pile-on against Rowling. His participation was only half-hearted and seems to have ended when he realised he couldn't make money from it. He's been silent ever since.And speaking about child actors: Tom Felton is back as Draco Malfoy in the Cursed Child musical. I love that the kids who didn't burn all their bridges are still getting work related to Potter (Luna's actress is an embassador for Lumos, the Weasley twins are in that baking show, etc.)
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One of the things that stands out to me when paying attention to Rowling's hatedom is that she's just kind of boring, normalish person most of the time so they get really fixated on the most anodyne things she says because there isn't really much to latch onto when she's not retweeting TERF stuff. At least if you are doing this to Jordan Peterson, Alex Jones or Elon Musk they are such fucking weird, pathetic people constantly stumbling into ridiculous situations that you always have something absurd to point and laugh at. With Rowling, they basically have to construct an entirely new person to get mad about, its like the whole mould thing they essentially conjured up from out of focus wallpaper patterns.
>Hey ROWLING, who do you consider is the most and the least male out of these four equally male men?
Twenty years ago saying that the less faggy you acted the more of a real man you were was the rightwing chud position. In clown world, every dogma reverses opinions when the mood strikes them and pretends it was Always This Way.>Hey ROWLING, who do you consider is the most and the least male out of these four equally male men?
>Everyone you mentioned is a man
>NO! She has to decide who's the malest male based on my retarded made up gender spectrum of maleness!
They want to act like maleness is a social construct, but if so, they're the ones constructing it. Nobody even thinks about this stuff except them. We aren't all subconsciously ranking other people on a scale of most to least male. We're just living life, and when we see a man in nail polish on the train, we think to ourselves "great, another attention-seeking weirdo" and move on with our day.Twenty years ago saying that the less faggy you acted the more of a real man you were was the rightwing chud position. In clown world, every dogma reverses opinions when the mood strikes them and pretends it was Always This Way.