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Mini-Comic: The Invitation

A little story about a secret Gryffindor/Slytherin relationship.

[These characters are called Nick and Charlie and they’re from my webcomic @heartstoppercomic. Please don’t tag them as any other ship or characters! Thank you!]

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Charlie, a highly-strung, openly gay over-thinker, and Nick, a cheerful, soft-hearted rugby player, meet at a British all-boys grammar school. Friendship blooms quickly, but could there be something more…?

Nick and Charlie are characters from my debut novel, Solitaire. Heartstopper updates three times a month, on the 1st, 11th, and 21st.

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It's incredibly funny to me that Gellert Grindelwald had a chupacabra knowing that Aberforth loved goats more than anything

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🕯 Fantastic Beasts Fandom Comes Back to life🕯

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These pictures describe the relationship of these two idiots perfectly

Albus “I would die for you” Dumbledore and Gellert “I would kill for you” Grindelwald.

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Imagine Dumbledore haters having an argument with these two. I'd pay for that.

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Dumbledore antis saying he could have done everything to save Harry, but the thing is: Dumbledore knew Voldemort and The Death Eaters were going after him first, since he was the biggest obstacle to get to Harry. Dumbledore knew he was going to be killed at some point, thats why Harry had to learn to figure things out for himself and stand up for himself. Whithout Dumbledore's guide, Harry would have been killed by Voldemort.

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Things that Dumbledore antis do not understand

He was a supporting character, hence he didn't have to fight against the main villain and do everything Harry had to do. The main purpose was to empower a kid, not an old mentor.

He was powerful enough to beat Voldemort, yes. He needed to have this amount of power since otherwise Harry would have been k1lled from the very beginning.

Did I miss something?

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"Dumbledore had a Gryffindor bias." He was so biased that for seven years in a row he let the Slytherins win the House Cup. 🙄🐍

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Not Gellert giving a *bombastic side-eye* to the waitress just because she was talking and smiling to Albus. Calm down, she just wants a nice a tip, not your husband (who is asking for the divorce, btw).

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Albus and Gellert should've just scrapped the idea of wizard dominance, and should've become models instead. Fr fr

For the slayer good, yk💃💅✨️

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Marauders fandom be like:

To insult and call "bigot" to Harry Potter canon fans, bragging about not buying HP merchandise, making straight characters into queer, posting hate to JKR >>> To leave the HP fandom and support queer authors and queer stories.

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New suit for Dumbledore

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Hating Dumbledore is nonsense, it is like thinking only the main character must have the intelligence and skills to defeat the villain. Dumbledore was a necessary character to guide Harry, who was completely away from that world when everything started. It is non sense to think a mentor is the one who has to fight against the villain because "they are powerful enough to do it and it is irresponsable to let a kid do it". In that case, why would the saga's name be HARRY POTTER?

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“grindeldore is my comfort couple” AND WHERE’S THE COMFORT 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

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I saw somewhere "Dumbledore had to protect Lily and James, despite Snape asked for it", and this is how it looked, since Dumbledore asked what would he get if he did it. It's pretty clear that he had to test Snape's honesty, since he was a death eater. How could he know if he was reliable and that it wasn't a trap? He could only find it out by knowing what Snape was willing to lose.