[ SECRET POST #4789 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4789 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm sure that even if she did have Harry mention that he knew Dumbledore was gay people would just accuse her of trying to get points. As it is, I really don't think it's that relevant to the plot that Harry needs to acknowledge it in canon. (basically I don't really care enough about HP to have much of an opinion) The fact is that Dumbledore is gay and if knowing that just isn't enough that's just the way it is.

[(Anonymous)]

Accusations of "woke points" wasn't really a THING back then, though. It was by no means cool to support gay couples, so nobody would do it just to seem cooler.

[(Anonymous)]

Internet points, inclusion points, whatever. They were definitely a thing back then regardless.

[(Anonymous)]

Which do you think would have more clout, the morons accusing her of pandering for inclusion points, or getting added to multiple reccomendation lists of LGBTQ-inclusive fiction?