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I would but I don't know if they are appropriate for the DIS :rotfl2: I mean, he's not naked or anything...well not completely....it's just...yeah. You know what, here's the link:

http://trent.blogspot.com/

Just scroll down till you see it...it's not that far down. And there's a big, white horse in one so they're kinda hard to miss.

Well um. Gosh. Would it comfort anyone to know that the age of consent in Britain is actually 16, and Dan will be 18 this summer, so whatever bad thoughts pop into your head are not illegal, at least.
 
Well um. Gosh. Would it comfort anyone to know that the age of consent in Britain is actually 16, and Dan will be 18 this summer, so whatever bad thoughts pop into your head are not illegal, at least.

Oh good! Cause I was thinking, great! I'm gonna burn in the bad place for lusting after Harry Potter :lmao:
 
Well I am new to this thread, and I am very happy to have clicked on it today. :teeth:

Good to know that my thoughts are legal at least! Great link HomeSweetDisney!! :thumbsup2
 

For the person that shared the link to those Harry Potter pics I just want to say THANK YOU!!!:worship: :worship: :worship: :worship: :worship: :thanks: Good Lord, I'm sure they're going to have quite a crowd for that show he's in. While I find the content a bit disturbing I'd still love to check out that show - or maybe just a few minutes of it. popcorn::

Shelby
 
For the person that shared the link to those Harry Potter pics I just want to say THANK YOU!!!:worship: :worship: :worship: :worship: :worship: :thanks: Good Lord, I'm sure they're going to have quite a crowd for that show he's in. While I find the content a bit disturbing I'd still love to check out that show - or maybe just a few minutes of it. popcorn::

Shelby

That would be me! Worship away ;) :rotfl2:


Yeah, the premise for the play is a tad...um. Weird? But I've heard that Dan is brilliant in it. And not just cause he's you know...naked.

:rolleyes1
 
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I would like to join this discussion as well.

And let's just start with a whoa nellie for those pictures.
 
I have one question about that one picture...who the heck is that girl with her hands on MY MAN!:eek: :scared1: :confused3 :mad: :sad2: :guilty: :sad1: :scared: :crazy2: :badpc: She's got nerve!

Shelby
 
Whoa nelly indeed :lmao:

Everytime I come back to this thread I feel compelled to click the link again. And I then proceed to look at the pictures while giggling nervously as though someone may walk in at any moment and accuse me of being a pervy weirdo :p
 
Okay, in an attempt to bring the discussion back to the books, I have a question I'd like to pose. I saw it on Mugglenet and I thought I'd ask you all what you think.

If Voldemort is killed, do you think the Death Eaters would continue to rally together? Would they still have the desire or motivation to continue his work? Or would they give in for the most part and attempt to dissolve back into "normal" wizarding life as they have supposedly done since his first downfall after the Potters death?
 
Okay, in an attempt to bring the discussion back to the books, I have a question I'd like to pose. I saw it on Mugglenet and I thought I'd ask you all what you think.

If Voldemort is killed, do you think the Death Eaters would continue to rally together? Would they still have the desire or motivation to continue his work? Or would they give in for the most part and attempt to dissolve back into "normal" wizarding life as they have supposedly done since his first downfall after the Potters death?

No, I don't think they would stick together. Tom Riddle was a charismatic leader who acquired followers through his personal charm. Once they were lured in, he became Voldemort who rules by fear and violence. I think it is significant that Voldemorts new "army" of Death Eaters consists of old followers (either fanatics like Bella or controlled by fear like Wormtail) and pyschotics (like those twins) or dark creatures like Fenrir and the Dementors - creatures who just plain like killing and torturing and would do it for anybody.

But the original idea of the DEs - to rally around Voldemort as a hero of the pure bloods, is long gone. New recruits do not appear to be lining up and I'd wager that plenty of the current DEs (like the Malfoys) would gladly walk away if they could.

So I think that when Voldemort is finally gone for good, most of the DEs will be relieved to return to their regular lives, even if it means prison. Bellatrix will probably always be insanely loyal - she's the Squeaky Fromme to his Charles Manson. But her goal would be to bring him back, not take his place.
 
I think that the DE's will go back to 'normal' lives. Hopefully JK kills Bellatrix in Book 7.
 
You cut me deep.:sad2:

Shelby

I know. I'm a baaaaaaaaaad person ::yes:: You should punish me by sending me to see Dan in that play in London. Yes, I think that'd be just awful :hyper:


Anyway, va32h, that's pretty much my theory as well. I can see a lot of the DE's doing exactly what they did the first time Voldemort fell from power. Groveling at the ministry and public's collective feet, saying they regret supporting LV and trying to be "normal" again. Without LV, they are all pretty weak and I can't see them going any further with it. Although people like Barty Crouch Jr. and Bellatrix Lestrange may be the exception. They're pretty frighteningly devoted to him :scared:
 
The Dan Radcliff photos -- oh my! That will certainly break him out of any HP typecasting he might have feared!

I'm more of a Rupert Grint girl myself, though. ;)

HomeSweetDisney said:
Okay, in an attempt to bring the discussion back to the books, I have a question I'd like to pose. I saw it on Mugglenet and I thought I'd ask you all what you think.

If Voldemort is killed, do you think the Death Eaters would continue to rally together? Would they still have the desire or motivation to continue his work? Or would they give in for the most part and attempt to dissolve back into "normal" wizarding life as they have supposedly done since his first downfall after the Potters death?

No, I don't think DE's would continue to band together. We saw how easily they gave up the first time and how quickly they were to explain they had been under the Imperious Curse. va32h gave a great answer.

I do have a few things to add:

I feel that this time, many DEs will die or end up in Azkaban rather than be able to claim they were under the Imperious Curse. Hopefully the Ministry will not make the same mistake twice and let some go free in exchange for bags of gold.

I think we see some hint of DE's not wanting to join V this time around, much less rally together if he is defeated a second time. Karkaroff fled and was killed is one example. We also see Draco hesitate before DD in HBP-- he seems to be seriously considering DD's offer to hide his family. To me, that shows he knows he's in deep and is scared

We also see Narcissa act very un-Death Eater-ish by worrying about Draco and asking Snape to make an Unbreakable Vow. I think that if she was truly comitted to this cause (and knew Draco was truly committed) and really believed V would triumph this time, she would not have worried like this. She was even willing to disobey V by asking Snape for help. We see her crying for her only son while Bellatrix brags about how she would have no problem giving her son's to V's service. This behavior tells me Narcissa, at least, is capable of love and is not fully comitted to the DEs when it becomes personal with her family. Oddly enough, I see a parallel to Lily Potter here: Her love for her son led her to seek protection for him.
 

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