Comments | lettered: Goblet of Fire

lettered

Goblet of Fire

Nov 21, 2005 15:01

I love these letters!

( I doubt there are spoilers. But yeah. )

fandom: harry potter, fandom: other, movies

Comments 14

violaclaire November 21 2005, 21:50:41 UTC

You deserve chocolate-chip-extra-fudge brownies for this post.

lettered November 22 2005, 04:32:27 UTC

Ok, where are they?

;o)

violaclaire November 22 2005, 19:28:49 UTC

They're about 1500 miles away from where you are, so I'm eating them in your name.

lettered November 24 2005, 05:20:11 UTC

How considerate of you.

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lettered November 22 2005, 04:35:33 UTC

You can be the mayo - I've already claimed mustard.

You're kidding, right? I want to be the bread between two slabs of meat.

Ok, so they were propositioning him for pictures, not sex, but they made fans look bad. Dude, go home and write RPS about him if you think he looks just like Harry Potter. Write about how you shagged him silly in the middle of the cinema! But don't give him a hard time in person, especially when he's only eight.

julissak01 November 22 2005, 06:10:16 UTC

The HP villians make me want to join the Dark Side. The kickass tattoo is also a part of it, but still...

lettered November 22 2005, 17:39:04 UTC

I wanted to see that tat on Snape. Sadness!

I like your icon.

margotlefaye November 25 2005, 17:48:44 UTC

These were laugh-out-loud funny. I read them to my husband and child (she's 21, so, not a child to anyone but me) and they were highly appreciative. The missive to the villains alone was worth the price of admission, as it were.

lettered November 26 2005, 21:55:30 UTC

Ha! Why why why do Lucius, Snape, and freakin' Voldemort have to be the hotties?

margotlefaye November 27 2005, 05:59:32 UTC

Because evil has to be seductive. If it isn't tempting, resisting it is a no-brainer. When evil appeals, when there's a desire to join it, give in to it, surrender...that's when the true moral struggle begins.

All those interested in losing the moral struggle to Lucius Malfoy, say, YUM!

lettered November 27 2005, 21:01:55 UTC

You're totally right, except that in the books, neither Lucius or Voldemort seems seductive. Snape does (despite being ugly and having questionable personal hygeine habits, I find the descriptions of his voice and movements very sensual), and Snape is really the only villain who might actually be a good guy. There must be something seductive about Voldemort for so many people to be drawn to his cause, but JKR really hasn't delved into it. The movie does a better job. Just by casting Ralph Fiennes. *thud*

and YUM! The elder Malfoy can evil me up any time he wants.

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zibbycomix September 27 2008, 00:51:46 UTC

I loved reading these! =) You are hilarious, as always. =D