[ SECRET POST #2244 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2244 ⌋

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

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Comments

Re: Things You Have Trouble Accepting As Canon

[intrigueing]

Yeah, that's one thing that always weirded me out. If there were vast hidden cities and social hubs that were free of muggles, I'd get it. And if it was some kind of social taboo about ever dressing (that includes kids) up as muggles, I'd get it. But there aren't.

Plus, it would be cooler if wizards just dressed weird because they were proud of their identities or something and just generally didn't like fitting into muggle society perfectly or following their fashions, not because they were somehow totally clueless.

Also, one of my disappointments with Deathly Hallows was that I was sure the reasons for the whole Prime Directive about hiding magic from muggles would come into serious play, and it never happened. *sigh* Book 7 was a big waste, honestly. What should have built on six books worth of rather mystifying and explained world-building and concept-introduction for the wizarding world just kind shunted it all into the behind-the-scenes so a boring 'fugitives from justice' plot could eat up half the book.

Re: Things You Have Trouble Accepting As Canon

[(Anonymous)]

I think there was a wizard in Goblet of Fire who refused to wear pants because he liked having his business free to wiggle around...