The most epic JKR interview EVER - Basically, she's just answering a lot of questions. It makes me happy inside. I found myself cracking up and nearing tears - haha!
Emily: What ever happened to Aberforth?
J.K. Rowling: He is still there, at the Hog's Head, playing with his goats.
OMG. Why does that crack me up so much? Just the bluntness of the
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ANYWAY. I happen to be in the minority of Lily/James shippers who also happen to like unrequited!Snape/Lily, and I did before DH, though I never expected it to be canon. The thing that feels off to me about Rowling's remark that Lily might have loved him if he hadn't gotten into Dark Arts or whatever is the way that is such a fundamental aspect of his character. To me it translated to "Oh, sure, she'd have loved him, if he was nicer and not a Death Eater and not into Dark Arts" which sort of translates to "if he wasn't anything like how he really is" and that's just kind of a strange statement to make.
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Anyway, when I read Moffat's words to describe Rose, I wasn't too happy either. I just...no. My friend and I have had several conversations about Moffat and we've concluded that he ships Nine/Rose but not Ten/Rose. Le sigh.
Yay for being in the minority! I was never against Sev's feelings for Lily but I've really come to appreciate them in the past couple of months. It is a bit odd how she said it, isn't it? The fact of the matter is that he is dark and a Death Eater and all that. I don't think that was ever going to change but it is very much in Lily's character to try and ward him away from it. I know what you're saying though - Sev and Lily could have ended up together if he loved bunnies and rainbows, right? xD
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If Snape wasn't dark the way he is he'd be an entirely different character, is all, so it's weird to say "well sure Lily could've loved him! if... he... was someone else." I admit that it does irk me a little how ever since DH fandom basically regards Snape as a lost puppy who just needs some cuddles and they've all decide that Lily and Snape are obviously ~destined 2 b~ despite the fact that he knowingly joined a cult dedicated to eradicating people like her.
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Sev and Lily never could have been. I understand that Lily would think that, though. She's basically thinking if Sev could have changed his ways, "seen the light", they would have had a chance. Of course he would never would, though, and that's what makes their relationship so heartbreaking and appealing. I would never want it to change in any way. And oh, the theories going around. -sigh- That one irks me and so does the one that James forced Lily into marriage which is completely and utterly ridiculous. I mean, I love the relationship that Sev and Lily have but sorry to say, it doesn't go any farther than what we saw. Pfft, fandom.
By the way, any chance we could become friends? :D
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Oh, that was addressed in the Q&A actually! I just didn't include it here. Not sure if you read the whole thing, but someone asked that question and JKR definitively stated that no one knew what Sev's Patronus was. She stated that they were used to communicate but since Sev was taking on the role of spy, it could give him away and so he didn't use it. x33
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Moffat said you have to give the Doctor credit for "dumping a sligthly clingy girlfriend" by sticking her with a clone.
I mean, I'm not a hardcore shipper on DW, but I do love the Doctor/Rose dynamic and he is so obvious that he hates it. Plus I hate River Song and don't want to see her ever again. So I'm worried about the future of the show. Not worried worried because Moffat (for the most part) is a great writer, but I think he certainly has a different vision than what we have been used to which will take some adjustment.
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That statement really got to me the wrong way. Just...no. Do not want. Same with River - seeing her again would just make me unhappy. Simple as that. I respect Moffat but as you said, his vision is so different and I think we're in for quite a ride.
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