[ SECRET POST #4878 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4878 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Hey, someone remind me, when did Crimes of Grindelwald - the least bit of Harry Potter canon that Dumbledore appeared in - come out? Oh wait, I'm on the internet, I can look that up myself.

2018

[(Anonymous)]

I also think that JKR - being a literal billionaire - has more say in what gets included in a story than people making a show for Nickolodeon do but what do I know

[(Anonymous)]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Section_28

[(Anonymous)]

Was repealed in 2000

[(Anonymous)]

2003, after the first five books were published.

[(Anonymous)]

and before the 6th and 7th, when it would have made the most sense to bring it in anyway

[(Anonymous)]

And how many out and proud gay characters entered the children's fiction right on the day it was repealed?

[(Anonymous)]

And didn't have any enforcement power over Scholastic anyway.

[(Anonymous)]

Irrelevant to fiction. You think no gay lit or gay-friendly lit appeared in that period? Boy have I a surprise for you.

/if you are British - I seriously doubt it.

[(Anonymous)]

Do link me to all this textually gay children's lit of the early 2000s.

[(Anonymous)]

Nayrt but I just thought of "Heather Has Two Mummies" right off the top of my head. No effort needed. And that was published in 19-goddamn-89, and has been on shelves since.

[(Anonymous)]

Exactly!

[(Anonymous)]

So Nickelodeon forced them to give both Korra and Asami male love interests?

[(Anonymous)]

One, I wasn't there

Two, I don't see how it's relevant

and three, I don't think that would be an unusual or surprising thing for Nickelodeon to do

[(Anonymous)]

Do you find that somehow difficult to imagine?

[(Anonymous)]

Love interest*, singular.

[(Anonymous)]

And? Did you miss the mirror scene?

[(Anonymous)]

No, I just don't think it matters a single fucking bit.

[(Anonymous)]

DA god, same