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    !! It totally fits, and I certainly would have said it half-joking. I'm just seriously surprised that she said it publicly!
Rowling also said she had read through Steve Kloves' script for the movie adaptation of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince and corrected a passage in which Dumbledore was reminiscing about past loves by crossing it out and scrawling "Dumbledore is gay" over it. Upon hearing her response, a hush fell over the audience in attendence and then applause exploded. Rowling remarked that if she had known that would be the response, she would've revealed her thoughts on Dumbledore earlier. and from later down in the account:
I'm kinda surprised by this too... although it's definitely how I feel. cf. http://www.hpana.com/news.20228.htm | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Gah - I get annoyed with her actually. I wish she would have bothered to put things into the story in the first place. She might be the author, but until it gets published in a story, it just a theory, like anyone else's. I would have welcomed learning about Dumbledore's orientation in the books. (Reply to this) (Thread)
i suppose this goes to explain why, as we learn in book 6, dumbledore was such a snazzy dresser in his youth. :-) (Reply to this) (Thread) | |||||||||||||||||||||
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