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[etrangere]

Home again. Tired. Happy. Love to you.

PS: how do I get rid of those annoying snap bubbles? x_x

PPS: dear JKR, you're not the first writer who put a homosexual character in a fantasy novel, although you're the first one who seems so proud of annuncing the fact out of the novel itself. Memo: we're not in the nineties anymore.

Comments

[keelieinblack]

Two ways of getting rid of the Snap bubbles. You can also turn them off in the Snap window itself, but that only works as long as you don't clear the browser's cookies.

Glad you're back!

[etrangere]

Oh, thanks!

[scriva]

Hi there! It's nice to see you back. I hope you had a great time.

[etrangere]

I did! ^_^

[solesakuma]

So how was Spain?

[etrangere]

Fucking awesome.

[xraytheenforcer]

WB. and LOL at point #3

[etrangere]

thanks and heh ^^

[metzhead]

yeah I read that and was like WTF? why not leave a little mystery in your writing.

[etrangere]

I was raving against the mystery when she was telling us about Luna's future profession and husband (and contradiction herself too!), the gayness though it's more... wow, if it was important to you to have a homosexual character (which is a worthy thing to do when one writes about so many characters and most of 'em marry their childhood sweethearts), why didn't you tell us in the text? It woud have been so much more positive that way and less like an afterthought ("oh by the way, Dumbledore doesn't find love because he's GAY, and Grindelwald was the big love of his life, and then they couldn't be happy because of his naziness so Dumbledore got him in prison for the rest of his life, yay!" WTF)

[xraytheenforcer]

don't even get my started on the laziness of that whole episode. gods, I....AUGH!