Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality

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Raemon777 said:
Read this earlier today, loved it. Amused that the author considers it one of his least favorite chapters.
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Yes, I enjoyed, but I don't know what to think abou yet another divergence point added to the plot, by now I starting to think that he is adding it only to mess up with us.

also, I liked the reference to Three Worlds Collide.
 
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Ironically I had just randomly read Three Worlds Collide a few days ago. So I got the reference just in time.

This is actually the point at which I'm starting to LIKE the fact that there are multiple points of divergence. Because of that, we honestly don't KNOW what the deal with Dumbledore and Narcissa is. I'm guessing that Dumbledore didn't really burn her alive and is generally a good guy, but that there is some complex stuff going on that's going to shed different light on Dumbledore (not in a bad, just different, way).
 
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SpecialKO said:
I LOL'd at the ending to this one.
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It was hilarious too, I din't predicted the parselmouth thing, but poor Draco should have know better.

I wonder if will need to go to the hospital or something after that, it sure sounds possible xD

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Raemon777 said:
Ironically I had just randomly read Three Worlds Collide a few days ago. So I got the reference just in time.

This is actually the point at which I'm starting to LIKE the fact that there are multiple points of divergence. Because of that, we honestly don't KNOW what the deal with Dumbledore and Narcissa is. I'm guessing that Dumbledore didn't really burn her alive and is generally a good guy, but that there is some complex stuff going on that's going to shed different light on Dumbledore (not in a bad, just different, way).
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Gonna give you that point. My only problem is fear that we won't get a good explanation to all divergences, specially because the guy never read books 4-7
 
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This reminds me of the climax of Toy Story 3. It's not that I can't imagine a way for it to resolve, it's just that I can't think of a way for it to resolve without being lame. But I'm pretty confident that it will, somehow.
 
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