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Image 1 — One book from each city…
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Image 3 — One book from each city…
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One book from each city…

I figured I would post this on here, since this is the awesome group of people who’d appreciate something like this! The day after I saw the midnight premiere of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, I bought the screenplay in downtown Manhattan, New York City! Since then, I’ve been obsessed with the idea of buying each movie’s screenplay in each of the movie’s major city settings. In 2020 (pre-pandemic) I bought TCOG’s screenplay in Paris, and just last week I bought TSOD’s screenplay in Berlin! It’s very random, totally unnecessary, but such a neat little collection for one of my absolute favorite series of all times. Also included are three pictures, showing each city on the day that I bought each book!

u/JS-177 — 1 day ago
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Okay so you're telling me a Grindelwald, a dude with no problems killing muggle babies without a shred of remorse....never planned to make Horcruxes? Bullshit.

It's kinda hilarious that in the Wizarding world franchise that Voldemort is said to be the only user in recent memory to have Horcruxes. Mind you, the need to commit murder to split the soul, which Vodemort does only 6 (or 7?) times, meanwhile, Grindelwald here, one of the darkest wizards, casually be going around killing muggle babies nonchalantly and not even producing a SINGLE horcrux???

I just find it....extremely unbelieveable. The dude probably had a killcount in the hundreds. And even unlike Voldemort, he was wanted WORLDWIDE!

You're telling the the so-called Messiah of the wizarding world who was to free the wizards from the shackles of Muggledom....didn't plan any contingency? Didn't have a single backup of Horcrux?

Even Regulus Black knew of them, so it's less about the knowlede but I guess more about the application.

Do you think it was hubris? Do you think Grindelwad was SO sure he wouldn't die that he didn't even consider making a horcrux? Maybe he didn't want to risk the soul-split thingy? Maybe he just thought the concept of horcrux was beneath him somehow? LOL. I just think it's kinda BS that we are to assume he never had one made.

u/SolidEllie — 4 days ago
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FB HP Resurrection

>"A fabulous bird, reborn from the ashes of its earlier life."

Easter quiz, movie quote:

Name the movie, character and actress.

Hint 1: The movie also stars John Lithgow, the new Albus Dumbledore!

Hint 2: Space

Hint 3: Sequel to a famous movie from 1968

u/tribble-trubble — 16 days ago

Fantastic Beasts Crimes of Grindewald: Who were the invitees in the cut Ballroom scene?

Were they just British pureblood families invited in, or are they purebloods from around the Wizarding World at that time?

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u/FamiliarProcedure228 — 14 days ago