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38 points

It makes enough sense for kids and adults who can suspend disbelief enough to keep turning the pages. And gives all of us reason to listen to some of the many podcasts exploring the plot holes.

Side note, now that I’ve commented a few times in this thread without mentioning it:

JKR is not smart enough to

refrain from using her global platform to attack trans people. Bad Rowling, bad! I’m thankful I can separate artists from art enough to still enjoy something I grew up enjoying but do have a duty to call out her grievously public stance on this so readers know we still fancy ourselves as allies even when stooping to discuss what the now-monster created.

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I’m thankful I can separate artists from art enough to still enjoy something

It must be amazing to be able to huff your own farts and have it smell like roses.

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I could either not give her money and hate books I read as a kid, or not give her money and not hate them. That’s huffin’?

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There’s no artistic value to be gained from reading Slaveowner Potter

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Ever see boomers writing “cRAP”?

Feels like a literary riff on that, gotta say. The whole thread’s about worldbuilding shortcomings but we’re still here discussing it aren’t we? Clearly it made an impact.

Also - made me think of seeing a Jackson Pollock

& dismissively muttering “I could do that”

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There’s entertainment and thought to be gained, but it’s not of value. It’s neoliberal shit. The books aggressively push a certain set of political beliefs which suck.

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