I haven’t watched it. I don’t know how well she will cover the subject or how deep the rabbit hole she will venture.
All I know is she’s delightful and I sure as hell won’t read that bilge myself, so I’m looking forward to an entertaining summary.
Edit: I watched it. I had a good time.
I liked that part where Harry’s happy memory for powering his Patronus was his absolute certainty that we will defeat death and “no one will ever have to say goodbye ever again” - that’s cool shit.
Right up until the Patronus animal was a human and I cringed so hard I had to take a break from reading.
If he wrote it now, the patronus animal would be an RTX 5090.
There’s just something so … basic about HPMOR. Oh, so you wrote a Harry Potter story? Targeted at emotionally vulnerable neurodivergent young people? That’s playing fanfiction on easy mode. Meanwhile, people are out there inventing a whole sui generis fandom about humanity being force-femmed by communist space plants. I don’t understand it, but (stirring brass band) by Gad, I respect it.
First impression: queer (and therefore better) take on whatever Cybersmith was on about(??)
Im contractually obligated to say ‘ow god no, not the human pet guy’.
You would be amazed how often this comes up. Anyway, dont sign AI generated contracts.
