/tv/ - Dumbledore deadnaming Voldemort as Tom was one of - Television & Film

Anonymous

04/27/26(Mon)13:43:53 No.220096085

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)13:43:53 No.220096085 Archived

Dumbledore deadnaming Voldemort as Tom was one of many warning signs of Rowlings transphobia.

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)13:52:15 No.220096284

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)13:52:15 No.220096284

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>>220096085
This was in the third book

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)13:56:25 No.220096406

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)13:56:25 No.220096406

Name is John, but I feel like changing it to Sneed all the time unironically.

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)14:06:24 No.220096629

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)14:06:24 No.220096629

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>>220096085
At least when Umbridge was imposing her arbitrary-composed rules on Hogwarts, in the fifth Harry Potter film, they were visibly posted and uniformly enforced. And they bothered to actually pay their custodian Filch.
Luckily for the students, they weren't randomly penalized for unspoken rules against posting images of cartoon frogs.

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)14:15:50 No.220096845

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)14:15:50 No.220096845

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>>220096629
In the movies and books (and upcoming show) the Wizarding world seems harsh. But, at the very least, they provide opportunities for monetary compensation for squibs like Filch.
Objectively speaking, Filch is worthless in their magical society. By all rights, they would be better served by having him ground up for Hippogriff food. But, merciful as they are, they still ensure he's paid for his custodial services.
The only beings who work for free are the house elves, and they're literally sub-human.

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)15:48:22 No.220099032

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)15:48:22 No.220099032

>>220096406
don't.