Dumbies didn’t give a single shit. He only stopped being a genocidal dark wizard because his fascist boyfriend killed his disabled sister and knocked over his glass menagerie.
Edit: Am I really the only person that gets that Dumbledore is straight out of a Tennessee Williams’ play?
And honestly, that’s fine. Yep, people are evil. But it’s better to notice the errors in your ways and make real change within you than staying on the evil path, and I think Dumbledore managed to do it. He’s a deeply flawed person, but also managed to become a pretty amazing one after making mistakes and experiencing the consequences, and I think that should be celebrated more than having once been evil should be shamed.
Because what’s the point for evil people to change, if they’ll ever always be remembered for being evil? Might as well stay evil if there’s no chance to be forgiven. I think there should always be a real path to redemption.
Dumbies didn’t give a single shit. He only stopped being a genocidal dark wizard because his fascist boyfriend killed his disabled sister and knocked over his glass menagerie.
Edit: Am I really the only person that gets that Dumbledore is straight out of a Tennessee Williams’ play?
And honestly, that’s fine. Yep, people are evil. But it’s better to notice the errors in your ways and make real change within you than staying on the evil path, and I think Dumbledore managed to do it. He’s a deeply flawed person, but also managed to become a pretty amazing one after making mistakes and experiencing the consequences, and I think that should be celebrated more than having once been evil should be shamed.
Because what’s the point for evil people to change, if they’ll ever always be remembered for being evil? Might as well stay evil if there’s no chance to be forgiven. I think there should always be a real path to redemption.
I think they were duelling already over disagreements in philosophy, and Ariana got caught in the crossfire