Fave Characters: Lupin, Dumbledore
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pbnesbit at msn.com
Thu May 24 01:40:44 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 19313
--- In HPforGrownups at y..., "Amy Z" <aiz24 at h...> wrote:
> Amber wrote:
>
> > I've never understood the
> > Remus/Sirius craze (the whole "dead sexy" thing).
>
> ::draws herself up in an attempt to look dignified:: Now, not all
of
> us Lupinlovers think the man is sexy. Sexy is not the point. I
don't
> want to sleep with the man, I want to talk to him. I get the sense
> that we would understand each other. I love Harry--if you ask me
my
> favorite character, I have to say "You mean besides Harry?"; he is
> after all the one I know best. But if one person could walk out of
> the books to be a friend and kindred spirit, it would be Remus.
(Of
> course, I don't want him to walk out of the books; I want to walk
into
> them.)
Well, I want to talk with him first, *then* go to bed with him. To
me, Remus does qualify as sexy. Sexy is intelligence, kindness,
caring; not necessarily drop-dead handsome looks.
>
> > And Dumbledore seems a bit...dare I say it?...cliche.
> > <runs frantically away before list members Avada Kedavra her>
(Snip)
>
> > I think I know what you mean. However, I think the big D is
saved
> from cliche by his completely wacky sense of humor. I am one
person
> who believes that the Chamber of Chamber Pots is the invention of
> Dumbeldore's frighteningly fertile brain. Even on an errand as
solemn
> as the one in PS/SS 1, and discussing something as sobering as
> Voldemort's power, he makes that crack about the earmuffs (no, I
don't
> believe Madam Pomfrey really said that, either). You won't catch
> Gandalf making remarks like that. I say that not to detract from
> Gandalf or JRRT, both of whom I love, but to point out that
Dumbledore
> is his very own variation on the Wise, Kind, Bearded Ancient Wizard.
A Wise, Kind, Bearded Ancient Wizard with a Sense of Humour. How
refreshing.
Peace & Plenty,
Parker
>
> Amy Z
> who is going through her sigs in alphabetical order, so it's pure
> chance that this one is
>
> ------------------------------------
> "Yeah, Dumbledore's barking, all
> right," said Ron proudly.
> -HP and the Philosopher's Stone
> ------------------------------------
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