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𓀐 @xgNW~zTP: For Harry Potter generally and to soak up /tv/ Malfoid rejects in particular. Something I'm curious about; how does /lit/ feel about the Ron/Hermoine romance subplot? Good? Bad? Salvageable? And what makes a good romance subplot for a story like this?

>"Voldemort is defeated by elder wand technicalities because he doesn't understand shit" I confess I still have no idea what book people read when they go on about that shit. The entire finale hinged on Harry's sacrifice in the forest. The wand was a red herring that Voldemort hoped would serve as insurance against scenarios like those and his pursuit of it is framed as foolish. The only possible scenarios involving that wand was what happened, and it also not working if Dumbledore's original plan had worked. Neville was completely unconnected to that whole thing and the wand wasn't working on him either. Harry being the master is just rubbing salt on the wound on how much that shit would not have worked for him. Did the movies somehow change the whole thing so people think it was the wands that did it?

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