I realized this because reading the Wizard Books was a bonding activity with both my parents - something which was rare to find with my mother, who contrary to present day situation I was very distant from in childhood. But she reads paperback mysteries like drinking water.
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A logical and moral ending to Harry Potter *should* be our heroes realizing that this whole world they live in is monstrous and indefensible It should end with everything falling to pieces on them But it didn't, because she chickened out
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The core appealing thing about the setting -- the Secrecy Statute, the veil they hide behind from Muggles -- is an atrocity Wiping Muggles' memories without their consent is an atrocity Withholding healing magic that could save millions of lives right now is an atrocity
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That's kind of what a deconstruction is, though.
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