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| Posted: | Wed Oct 04, 2006 1:13 pm |
| Forum: | Personae |
| Subject: | Hermione Granger |
| Zia Replies: 60 Views: 121304 |
This is Hermione we're talking about...she's always such a stickler for the rules (she's always hesitant to break them, it's Harry/Ron who convince her...when she does, it's for greater causes than ... |
| Posted: | Tue Oct 03, 2006 7:51 am |
| Forum: | Personae |
| Subject: | Hermione Granger |
| Zia Replies: 60 Views: 121304 |
Having been the "smart one" at my high school, I find it easy to relate to Hermione. When you're the Smart One, people are always wanting to take advantage of your brains.
Why wou ... |
| Posted: | Tue Dec 27, 2005 7:02 pm |
| Forum: | The Common Room |
| Subject: | Fanon that makes you cringe and cry |
| Zia Replies: 65 Views: 134832 |
Just a thought about the whole "pureblood values" thing: although the children all go to the same boarding school, their parents have them for eleven years before that. That's plenty of time for the ... |
| Posted: | Fri Dec 16, 2005 12:53 pm |
| Forum: | The Common Room |
| Subject: | Fanon that makes you cringe and cry |
| Zia Replies: 65 Views: 134832 |
slytherinheiress does have a point, in that we haven't seen a lot of the inner workings of pureblood families in canon, and fanfic writers are free to interpret.
And where do all the ideas from a ... |
| Posted: | Tue Dec 13, 2005 8:39 am |
| Forum: | The Common Room |
| Subject: | Fanon that makes you cringe and cry |
| Zia Replies: 65 Views: 134832 |
It is not a natural progression at all. It is bad knowledge of canon combined with bad romance novels. We see countless portraits of headmistresses, we see that the immensely old head of the examining ... |
| Posted: | Mon Dec 12, 2005 8:28 am |
| Forum: | The Common Room |
| Subject: | Fanon that makes you cringe and cry |
| Zia Replies: 65 Views: 134832 |
Why oh why need fans to make the WW into this extremely sexist copy of a Victorian society? I was reading a very pleasant fic, and suddenly I'm reading a story where hysbands are not only lord and mas ... |
| Posted: | Mon Nov 28, 2005 10:53 am |
| Forum: | The Common Room |
| Subject: | American Wizardry - A question and a dare |
| Zia Replies: 27 Views: 66895 |
And the worst thing is, that most of the writers of American wizardry have no idea about Britain at all. It usually makes me grind my teeth and ever so grateful there is a backspace to hit. |
| Posted: | Fri Oct 21, 2005 7:51 am |
| Forum: | The Ministry of Magic |
| Subject: | Quality? |
| Zia Replies: 15 Views: 23081 |
I also forget the rating when I review. But then again, I hardly review at all. But I agree with the first poster, I start skipping stories more and more because I just cannot be bothered with them. I ... |
| Posted: | Thu Jul 21, 2005 6:05 pm |
| Forum: | The Library |
| Subject: | Consequences |
| Zia Replies: 25 Views: 33761 |
I'm not convinced either, and never have been, despite everyone telling me on and off this forum that I am. I would love not to be convinced, and I really hope Snape is morally ambiguous, ... |
| Posted: | Wed May 11, 2005 12:40 pm |
| Forum: | Personae |
| Subject: | Re: Lucius Malfoy - theories and discussion |
| Zia Replies: 16 Views: 59988 |
[quote="RachelW"
He did have a very good oppourtunity to try to use Imperio on Harry to get him to give over the prophecy, but didn't. [/quote] Well, he had seen the great success his master had ... |
| Posted: | Tue May 10, 2005 11:08 pm |
| Forum: | The Common Room |
| Subject: | Marriage Law Challenge, Bane to Creativity? (debate time) |
| Zia Replies: 50 Views: 108935 |
The reaction to the word "mudblood", I've just read the chapter in SC and I don't see what you mean here. It's obvious that most people really do not like the use of this word, and think compl ... |
| Posted: | Tue May 10, 2005 5:02 am |
| Forum: | The Common Room |
| Subject: | Fanon that makes you cringe and cry |
| Zia Replies: 65 Views: 134832 |
Most caucasian (i.e. red-haired) women in England are Christian, aren't they? Granted, I don't really know (Canadian, here), but it seemed like a safe assumption to me. That's what's generally true in ... |
| Posted: | Mon May 09, 2005 10:14 pm |
| Forum: | The Common Room |
| Subject: | Marriage Law Challenge, Bane to Creativity? (debate time) |
| Zia Replies: 50 Views: 108935 |
. However, I am writing summaries of the situations, and not writing the stories. I'm not delving into their minds and pulling out the whys and wherefores behind the actions.
It seems I misunde ... |
| Posted: | Mon May 09, 2005 10:00 pm |
| Forum: | The Common Room |
| Subject: | Re: Fanon that makes you cringe and cry |
| Zia Replies: 65 Views: 134832 |
They also celebrate Hallowe'en, which is based on the Celtic feast "Samhain". Then again Hallowe'en is also associated with All Souls Night (which has it's roots in Samhain...) and has become a rathe ... |
| Posted: | Sun May 08, 2005 6:03 pm |
| Forum: | The Common Room |
| Subject: | Fanon that makes you cringe and cry |
| Zia Replies: 65 Views: 134832 |
Well here are mine:
- Hermione is a student, but because she is 18 having a relationship with Snape is all right. Irritates me for two reasons, the first because people are of age at 17 in the WW, ... |
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