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sortinghat_rp2012-01-12 02:21 am
kid8dik) wrote in sortinghat_rp2012-01-12 02:21 am
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Despite its persistently dusty appearance, returning to Hogwarts always has its advantages.
During our vacation, Liz dragged me to see a muggle movie named Midnight: Broken Dawn. Frankly I am appalled at how muggles view Vampires and Werewolves. How could a vampire travel to Brazil? This is just illogical to me.
And when I asked Liz to explain, she told me that they sparkled in the sunlight, but I cannot fathom why this would be the case.
I am left to presume this is another case of muggle movies adapting novels poorly.
[ooc: "Midnight" is what I'm calling "Twilight" for all intents and purposes.]
During our vacation, Liz dragged me to see a muggle movie named Midnight: Broken Dawn. Frankly I am appalled at how muggles view Vampires and Werewolves. How could a vampire travel to Brazil? This is just illogical to me.
And when I asked Liz to explain, she told me that they sparkled in the sunlight, but I cannot fathom why this would be the case.
I am left to presume this is another case of muggle movies adapting novels poorly.
[ooc: "Midnight" is what I'm calling "Twilight" for all intents and purposes.]
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The Lobisomen, they are a bit more like vampires in some legends, although they are also sometimes werewolves.
Of course, I haven't seen either like I've seen a flobberworm.
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