@cas_Reloaded Lol
I'd move to a different country on the other side of the world where there are absolutely no relatives and never look back.
I take my peace VERY seriously.
@rn_livi I am genuinely sorry that you had that experience.
One of the most uncomfortable lessons I've been taught about Christianity is: "Remember that even amongst His 12 disciples, Jesus had a Judas..."
I pray that God vindicates the injustice done against you.
@rn_livi So... in lieu of rebuking the men for their lascivious/salacious behavior, and giving the woman a heads up on what is happening, the woman is being rebuked? For her photos?
Mi nuh understand people sometimes. Mi nah lie. God know. Supm mussi wrong wid me.
@Aurora_verdit YES!
And in the movie, they had Dumbledore curled on the floor when the glass was broken in the windows.
I will NEVER forgive that!
Dumbledore? Cowering? Wrong Dumbledore, sir!
@Francis62258198@Kamalfalilat Agreed!
Lestrange was devoted to him!
I don't think the Malfoy's were afraid of him until closer to his end though - specifically Lucious. I don't think Narcissa was afraid of him at all; she was more fearful and protective of the welfare of her son.
@slytherinjord@Olafoye1 Goblet of Fire book was so immaculate! It perfectly set the stage for what we didn't even know we were gonna be in store for.
But they ruined that movie adaptation soooooooooooo bad! So so so so bad!
@pascaliito I get you're being a kind person, but when people ask these questions, I implore you to encourage them to read the books or listen to the audio books.
It is just such a wonderful journey! Stop giving CliffNotes.
@thandi_khopdi This scene did something that absolutely ruined this part of the movie for me.
They had Dumbledore on the ground looking like he was cowering when the glass was breaking.
I'm still enraged at that.