Molly Weasley

I think it depends on where they are in transitioning, but the thing in question is that also applies to trans men (and nonbinary if you want to get technical) Basically instead of trying to focus on that, the article just said "people" and jkr went out of her way to say "uhhhh it's women" and now here we are Edit: just to jump on the bandwagon on discrediting her after the series ended - people can take or leave the things she says, but I see no obligation to consider it canon that Cedric would have become a death eater and Voldemort had a daughter (cursed child) all of that will never impact my impression of the books though

It wouldn't. But ultimately her tweet was so unnecessary. Just like all her other ones. Cancel culture's the worst but man, I stopped listening to her a long time ago - HP's in the hands of the fandom now

Someone had posted among all that wondering how he'd be interviewed while it's a pandemic. Isn't it a phone interview?

I have collected some papers and interviews about Memoirs of a Geisha specifically, doing some writing for musicology classes, and a bit about Raiders too. This was especially coming from the standpoint of studying exoticism. Probably all material that you would already have, but let me know if that info would be useful. Also, this sounds amazing!

I'm not sure, because the cases in Ohio so far are in Cleveland and Case Western Reserve is closed. I think they'd wait until closer to the date to say for sure though. Everything has been last minute here.

The only theory I could come up with is

Yep. The very definition of telling not showing.

Ok what was that? I have way more questions than I started with and there was exactly zero wrap-up Edit:

ROTS is tied with the Potters (which one depends on the day) for my favorite score of all time. It feels like a symphony.

OMA TRES Who is he? Where did he come from? How did he end up on Kijimi, among these seemingly random collectibles? There's just so much we don't know. He seems so powerful just from that one glance...

An interesting read that backs up some of these theories. I'm curious to see where they'll go with this. https://www.tor.com/2020/01/29/doctor-who-may-be-creating-a-12-regeneration-cycle-before-the-first-doctor/

All I wanted in life was for the Deathly Hallows movie to include an order 66-style montage of the Battle of Hogwarts deaths after that, complete with something equally as epic as Anakin's Betrayal

That'd be kinda cool. It's hinted so much that

SAME. The Doctor Who and BBC America Facebook accounts posted them within a day. Come on. Still, it was good. It got me hooked in a way I haven't been for at least the past season and a half. Finally this could recall those creative and epic storylines that started New Who!

Wayfinders are DEFINITELY Horcruxes omg

Potter: love. Star Wars: pretty mean...

I've always said half-jokingly that JW scored the books. the tone fits perfectly even when the movies differ and there's little moments like unused Hogwarts Forever statements. Or in PoA when there's invisibility material in the Shrieking Shack. I know that's not the case but I would have loved to see him complete those character arcs with his themes. DH would have benefitted from the nostalgia and ties to the beginning that the book had. Well, all of them would.

"Alone, yet not alone" is actually the sequel to Home Alone. Adapted and conducted by William Ross

Yes. We just need a source to vent our frustrations while biding our time until the box sets arrive. 😆

William Ross is actually the reason John Williams didn't score 4-8 confirmed

Is there a way we can go back and listen to the whole thing if, say, we just woke up?

No, worse - expelled

Technically according to my computer I ordered at 11:58 and got the confirmation at 11:59...

Well, now you can hear it at 1:00 of "The Library and Transformation Class" sample from CoS