[ SECRET POST #4243 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4243 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Wish fulfillment. Hermione is probably the biggest example.

[(Anonymous)]

Hermione was always supposed to be black, it has nothing to do with wish fulfilment. Nothing on the book suggests she's white.

[greghousesgf]

I never read the books, did JK say she was Black?

[(Anonymous)]

No. She said that hermione could be black, or anything the readers wanted. Not that she was definitely any particular ethnicity. This person is just trying to start a fight.

[(Anonymous)]

Nothing in the book suggests she's any ethnicity, specifically, and you know that, so don't come in here deliberately trying to start wank.

[(Anonymous)]

Except the illustrations JK Rowling approved.

[(Anonymous)]

And the ones JK drew herself.

[(Anonymous)]

Come on now

I don't even think you're serious but for the record: nothing (or at least, very little) in the books conflicts with her being black, even though that's not what JKR had in mind when she was writing

[(Anonymous)]

*looks at the official artwork on the dustcovers of her first edition copies*

There certainly is something ON the books suggesting she could be white. *innocent look*

[(Anonymous)]

"Hermione was always supposed to be black,"


Bwahahahahahahaha

Rowling DREW illustrations of Hermione as being white when she was working on the first book.

Not to mention when a character is not white she goes out of her way to specify it.

[silverr]

Wish fulfillment… in the sense that it is reasonable to wish to have characters like oneself as the hero/main character now and again.