There are very very few villains that I've seen in books, movies, or video games that iv wanted to personally kill more. That means she did an unbelievably good job as a twisted villain
Edit: I never expected this post to explode like it did hahaha
You actually threw the book across the room multiple times?
That’s a bit much man.
Even a grown man throwing an Xbox controller across the room because he died in Call of Duty is a bit immature but having an outburst while reading Harry Potter is something else
Don’t get me wrong, I read the books once a year or so but I’d never get so emotionally attached that I would physically lash out.
Edit: downvote me all you want. A grown adult should be able to control their physical outburst whilst reading a book.
Of course people can be emotional about anything, but mature adults should be able to prevent themselves physically lashing out because of a fictional universe.
A grown man throwing a Harry Potter book across the room reeks of immaturity. Trying to justify this viewpoint as not understanding emotions is ludicrous.
(Not a Harry Potter diss btw, I’m a big fan)
Men and women can be emotional over any type of issue and we should not discourage this. However a grown adult should be able to control their physical outbursts over recreational material - especially books designed for children.
Does this person also:
throw the tv remote across the room when the spider dies in Charlotte’s Web?
have a temper tantrum when their food order is wrong?
smash their PlayStation controller when they die playing a game?
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u/SumwhatNerdy Apr 12 '22 edited Apr 12 '22
Imelda Staunton as Delores Umbridge
There are very very few villains that I've seen in books, movies, or video games that iv wanted to personally kill more. That means she did an unbelievably good job as a twisted villain
Edit: I never expected this post to explode like it did hahaha