>Let's have a character that whilst not only important to the plot is directly related the growth of the protagonist that turns out to be an imposter
>Then let's never address that at all after that!
Let's have a character that whilst not only important to the plot is directly related the growth of the protagonist...
Julian Miller
Matthew Nelson
>lets have a magic map that shows where everyone is but have Harry only notice that someone shouldn't be there after spending an entire year in the same building as that person
William Gray
i'm glad that people are finally starting to realise what a hack rowling is
Brayden Ortiz
People always knew.
Evan Reyes
That always bothered me too. We find out at the end of the movie we never actually knew the real Moody - despite spending the entire movie growing to like the fake one.
But then the next time we see him he doesn't get a second chance to introduce his real self, he just keeps on acting exactly the same as the imposter did
So whats the fucking point? All the feelings we had about the fake version carried through to the real one as though they were the same character.
Zachary Foster
hmmmm its almost like this was written by a hack who forced a plot twist at the end of her book despite it making no sense
Jace Gutierrez
some of us did
but only a few
Jason Peterson
He was too busy trying to figure out why everyone in the hufflepuff common room was sitting in a circle for 2 hours every night.
Gabriel Robinson
Anyone older than 10 when the books came out realized they were shit
Hunter Nelson
>Let's have the school headmaster make Harry butter up the new teacher to make him share his memory about horcruxes even though said headmaster has already been hunting them and is pretty certain of the mission.