Ósátt/ur við að Dumbledore sé samkynhneigður?
Skoðurnar könnun er ég ekki að fatta er þetta djók eða fór þetta framhjá mér, ef þetta fór framhjá mér hvar stóð þetta?
Tonight, the one thousand grand prize winners (and their guests) of the Scholastic's Open Book Tour Sweepstakes along with a companion got the chance to see Harry Potter author J. K. Rowling read from “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows,” answer questions and sign books at New York City's Carnegie Hall. We have exclusive information this evening on the myriad of “Deathly Hallows” questions she answered as well as in-depth details on a number of subjects she spoke about.
A caution now. Parts of the following WILL contain book seven SPOILERS.
First, the biggest revelation of the night came when Jo revealed to her audience the fact that Albus Dumbledore is gay and had fallen in love with fellow wizard and friend, Gellert Grindelwald. This elicited a huge reaction and prolonged ovation. So much so, it promoted Jo to say:
“If I had known this would have made you this happy, I would have announced it years ago.”
The question was: Did Dumbledore, who believed in the prevailing power of love, ever fall in love himself?