[ SECRET POST #2867 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2867 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Ah well then we are just talking about completely different things. When I think about good or bad characterisation I think of how like normal humans characters seem. I mean the one thing J K Rowling does very well is write characters that seem like people you know or could start working for in your new job. Who can't say they know an Umbridge?

Fucked up things being treated as normal bothers me a lot less. Go knows that is not unrealistic.

[dreemyweird]

Oh, yes, that's true. Maybe not for all the characters, but there are definitely quite a few that are brilliantly spot-on.

[(Anonymous)]

Appart from Ginny and Tonks I can't really think of many that seem unreasonable. It might just be because I read a lot of fantasy. After game of thrones or lord of the rings I started liking the characters in Harry Potter a whole lot more. Not that those books have bad characters just not really ones I can imagine meeting on a bus stop.