[ SECRET POST #2588 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2588 ⌋

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Comments

Re: J. K. Rowling

[nyxelestia]

Based on what I read, it seems like she's as regretful about the portrayal of the relationship as the relationship itself, in that she sees their relationship as not necessarily the best or healthiest. Or that it was the wish-fulfillment aspect itself which makes her regret the relationship.

But then, a while back she outright said the relationship between George Weasely and Angelina Johnson - Fred's twin and girlfriend - was pretty unhealthy, especially given their son was named Fred, so I'm not sure why the idea of some of her characters having a potentially unstable relationship now would bother her.

Re: J. K. Rowling

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe because she thought it was healthy at the time, whereas she always knew the other one had issues?

Re: J. K. Rowling

[nyxelestia]

That would make sense.