[ SECRET POST #4053 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4053 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Several options I just came up with at the top of my head:

1) Dumbledore interacts with a side character, like a barman or colleague, who makes a casual reference to his love life. He sidesteps the question in a way that reveals his preference to the audience but not to his companion.

2) Dumbledore has one of his mentor-ly discussions with Newt, who is established in film canon to have been in love with a woman named Leta Lestrange, who caused him to be expelled from Hogwarts and is now engaged to his brother. Dumbledore commiserates with Newt over the pain of loving those who betray us in a way that, again, isn't obvious to Newt but reveals to the audience that he is referring to Grindelwald.

And finally, the scene I'd have EXPECTED them to write the moment it was decided these two would be in a movie together:

2) Dumbledore confronts Grindelwald in a tense one-on-one. Grindy makes references to their former relationship and taunts Dumbledore about his past feelings. You can make this as obvious or as subtle as you like.