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He just couldn’t hide it.”

“I think he made quite an impression on Ron, as well,” Grint added cheekily.

My 13-year-old self is shaking, but vindicated. I like to say that I self-identify as a Gryffindor because, all joking aside, I believe that the ability to define ourselves is our most fundamental human right.

As a newly post-pubescent queer, nothing was more captivating to me than these two characters professing their love, and nothing was hotter than their illicit rendezvous in the Astronomy Tower or the Room of Requirement or even the bank of the lake while the giant squid watched — kinky!

And clearly I wasn’t alone.

In an interview with AOL, Malfoy actor Tom Felton was reunited with castmates Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley), Warwick Davis (Professor Flitwick), Evanna Lynch (Luna Lovegood), Oliver Phelps (George Weasley) and James Phelps (Fred Weasley) for a game of “Fact or Fanfiction.

Her metamorphmagus abilities (being able to change her appearance at will) also made her a particular favorite of transgender fans as well.

Charlie Weasley - Asexual

Charlie Weasley is the only one of the seven Weasley siblings who has never been confirmed (on the page or by J.K. Rowling) as having gotten married later in life. It’s what you know to be true that matters, and that’s kind of why I’m writing.

I’m posting this letter with the understanding that you will undoubtedly never see it.

Now we just have to wait for J.K. Rowling to inevitably weigh in and mess this all up.

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John Lithgow, who will star as Albus Dumbledore in the new “Harry Potter” series, said he’s already received significant backlash for joining the project because of Rowling’s views.

“I thought, ‘Why is this a factor at all?’ I wonder how J.K.

Rowling has absorbed it,” the “Conclave” actor, 79, said to the Times of London.

He added: “I suppose at a certain point I’ll meet her, and I’m curious to talk to her.”

Harry Potter: 10 Fan-Ship LGBTQ Relationships We Wish Were Canon

The author of Harry Potter has, rightfully so, been in some hot water recently for comments she made about the transgender community.

You wrote a gay romance. To say something, if not on my behalf, then on behalf of the characters in your own story.

My life, like the lives of so many millions of people, has been profoundly changed by your stories.

Respectfully,

Jack the Gryffindor

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With the significant lack of asexual and aromantic characters in popular culture, Charlie Weasley's being asexual in canon would have been a game-changer.

Albus Potter and Scorpius Malfoy

Albus Potter, the younger son of Harry Potter, is the main character in the spin-off theater production, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.

While Draco and Harry have often been embraced in fanfiction as a gay couple, Albus and Scorpius act much more like a couple on the stage than their father's ever did.

Because your LGBTQ readers deserve better than to have the rug snatched out from under their feet.

I know that the script is finished: the books are printed and sold, and the play is flaming anew each night in the theaters of the West End. But if you cannot change your script, it is at least important to know what it does.

As underrepresented minorities in the Wizarding World the friendship between Dumbledore and McGonagall made even more sense.

Luna Lovegood and Ginny Weasley

Luna Lovegood's outsider nature always made her appealing to an LGBTQ+ audience. But after finishing The Cursed Child, I feel like I have an obligation to reach out to you in this smallest way, even if it does nothing.

And in Act Three, Scene 19, Scorpius is Albus’s emotional weakness.Albus’s affection for Scorpius is the strongest way for Delphi to bend him to her will––more powerful than Albus’s regard for his father or even for his own life.

There are many more examples, Ms. Rowling, but the point is that Albus and Scorpius are more than friends.

“So I’m incredibly grateful.”

Felton played Draco in all eight “Harry Potter” movies from 2001 to 2011. Our heteronormative society begs us to ignore the truth we feel in romance between men, to belittle anything outside heterosexuality and call it friendship. In the beautiful Act Two, Scene 12 staircase scene, the boys are “lost and hopeful” as they look at each other, and when Albus breaks their gaze he breaks our hearts, too, because there’s something more than friendship there (127).

Evanescence’s Fallen is playing softly from my E-machine, the glow from which lit up the signed Broadway posters hanging in my dark adolescent bedroom. Even Lupin's marriage doesn't take place until after Sirius is dead.

NEXT: Harry Potter: 5 Ways Tonks and Lupin Were Perfect (& 5 Other Characters She Could Have Been With)

Dear Ms.

Rowling,

My name is Jack, I’m a twenty year-old Gryffindor from the United States, and I just finished reading Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. She’s entitled to them,” Bloys said on “The Town” podcast. This doesn't mean he couldn't have a long term relationship, only that what he would look for in a partner would be different than what his siblings searched for (and found).

Felton’s co-stars Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson even spoke out to publicly disagree with her back in 2020.

Other “Harry Potter” actors, including Eddie Redmayne, Paapa Essiedu and Katie Leung, signed a pro-trans open letter in April after the UK Supreme Court ruled that the terms “woman” and “sex” refer strictly to a biological woman and biological sex — which sparked a scathing response from Rowling.

In a May 3 essay shared on X, Rowling supported the ruling and appeared to call out the movie stars when she referred to “back-stabbing colleagues” who she said are “motivated by fear.”

Despite her divisive rhetoric, Rowling is an executive producer on the upcoming “Harry Potter” TV show.

In April, CEO Casey Bloys promised that the series will not be “secretly infused” with the author’s controversial views.

“I think it’s pretty clear that those are her personal political views.

Your characters are connecting in a way that only becomes clearer and more affectionate when Albus tells Scorpius he’s “the best person [he knows]” in Act Two, Scene 16 (143). But I can’t, and it does hurt, because the relationship you crafted between Albus and Scorpius does more than ignore an opportunity for LGBTQ representation. “I’ve seen some pictures,” he explained.

Fanfiction is constantly turning enemies into lovers, mining text and subtext for every possibly clue that two characters who seemingly hate each other are actually desperately in love.