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Oct. 22nd, 2007 11:57 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
demeter918In case it wasn't wholly clear, I find the Dumbledore/Grindelwald reveal both wonderful, intriguing and lovely. I suppose I could think about the fact that she chose to wait until after she finished the series to reveal this oh-so-important-to-the-plot-point. I suppose I could think about the possibility that she's doing this to gain points with progressivse. I suppose I could think that she chose an 'easy' character to make gay.
Or I could squee about Dumbledore and Grindelwald doing the horizontal mambo and then discussing ways to rule the magical world over a nice, hot cup of tea and maybe a few sandwiches. Ooh, and maybe a roast chicken in the background too. Wouldn't mind some peppermint fudge, and those cakes with the curlicues on top. Then fastforwarding to their last battle where Dumbledore triumphs over Grindelwald, locks him away, and then grieves in solitude with a broken heart that will probably never fully heal.
WIN.
I feel a bit mean, thinking like that. ;)
Or I could squee about Dumbledore and Grindelwald doing the horizontal mambo and then discussing ways to rule the magical world over a nice, hot cup of tea and maybe a few sandwiches. Ooh, and maybe a roast chicken in the background too. Wouldn't mind some peppermint fudge, and those cakes with the curlicues on top. Then fastforwarding to their last battle where Dumbledore triumphs over Grindelwald, locks him away, and then grieves in solitude with a broken heart that will probably never fully heal.
WIN.
I feel a bit mean, thinking like that. ;)
