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Post by Merlin Ambrosius on Dec 6, 2006 16:43:17 GMT -5
Death Eaters, we all know who they are, in fact, some of us may even like them! (I know that I, for one, have a tender spot for Sevvy, Roddy, Rabby, Reggy, Avvy, Lucy, Belly, Narcy and Dracy (Can anyone actually figure out who all of those are?)) But I'm curious, is ol' Voldy one of them? Does he count as a Death Eater?
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Post by Headmaster Albus Dumbledore on Dec 6, 2006 16:54:40 GMT -5
Though I despise Bella, she's still fun because she's a little unhinged. I don't think I'd call Voldemort a Death Eater. He's more than a general in the army, being the one who thought up the D.E.s, rounded them up, marked 'em, and went on ruling them completely. But what to call him . . . eh, Dark Lord?
And because you asked: Severus Snape, Rodolphus and Rabastan LeStrange, Avery, Lucius Malfoy, Bellatrix LeStrange, Narcissa and Draco Malfoy. Yes? If it's Avery, I've sadly forgotten his first name. What about the hideous siblings? They strike me as train wreck style entertaining.
Oy, remind me to just leave the spell check alone next time I list that many odd names.
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Post by Merlin Ambrosius on Dec 6, 2006 17:10:11 GMT -5
You missed Reggy, who is, of course Regulus. I'm impressed that you got Avery (who's first name is never mentioned), but, then again, you've had to put up with me chortling over the idea of Avery and Rabastan having teaparties and wearing tiaras. No, I was never impressed by those siblings. I guess I'm attempting to impress you with my insubstantial quip. had to slip at some point, having so many awesome siblings already. I'll list them: Black sisters, Black brothers, Weasleys, Lestrange brothers, the Gaunts, the Dumbledore brothers, Creevey brothers, um, well that's a fearsome sum of 20 people!
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Post by Headmaster Albus Dumbledore on Dec 6, 2006 18:02:22 GMT -5
Darn, I didn't notice. Thanks to Makani, I've got Rod and Rab in mind dressed as Mario and Luigi. I'm not impressed by the train-wreck siblings, they're just horrid enough to catch some of my attention. I wonder if they're related to Filch. I want Morfin's snaky skillz and the creevy borther's capacity for energy.
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Post by Merlin Ambrosius on Dec 7, 2006 19:34:24 GMT -5
They are rather hyper aren't they? I just like how Harry bowls them over constantly . . . Thanks to Makani I've got Rod being followed by a bemused pineapple.
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Post by Headmaster Albus Dumbledore on Dec 7, 2006 19:42:52 GMT -5
They're the ultimate fanboys which makes me amazed that I can giggle at them rather than be as annoyed as Harry. Does Rod's pineapple have a bite taken out of it? Lucius truly is fiendish to eat such a friendly hallucination. I think it was the theft of the snake cane that threw him over the edge.
Have you seen the movie version of Bellatrix? I less than three her. The hair, for the love of Salazar, the haaaiiir
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Post by Merlin Ambrosius on Dec 7, 2006 20:06:08 GMT -5
I love the hair! I love her whole outfit for that matter. Then again, I spent a good chunk of today moping because my hair's unusually flat (meaning that it's of the usual volume). I don't know what happened, it was so large and curly when I woke up . . . You see, I've been trying to grow an afro (to the utter amusement of my black friends) and today was just disappointing, usually I'm, at least, able to manage a third of my head's mass sticking out. I'm just going to have to wash my hair and load it all on top of my head so it dries with angles and larger curls. Hey, I just realized why my hair's so flat-- it's straight! What the Cheetoes?!
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Post by Headmaster Albus Dumbledore on Dec 7, 2006 20:17:44 GMT -5
Everything, the hair, the outfit, the wild expressions, it's all perfect. I wonder if they're going to bother with selecting people for the other Death Eaters or if they're just going to have random extras.
My hair's very straight, too, but I like it that way. I got it cut above my shoulders a couple years ago and was of the opinion that it was too fluffy without the weight. Others said it was really cute and girly, so I was definitely sure that it needed to grow out.
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Post by Merlin Ambrosius on Dec 7, 2006 20:22:31 GMT -5
I know! I was slightly upset (and never mentioned it to you because you were going crazy-happy) because I never saw Bella with a heart-shaped face, but I no longer care, Helena's perfect and can't help the way her head is shaped.
How long is it now? I've been meaning to cut my hair so everything is about two inches long and I'll have showers of corkscrew curls sticking out of my head, it'll be hilarious.
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Post by Headmaster Albus Dumbledore on Dec 7, 2006 20:42:54 GMT -5
Actually, when I first saw the actress, I was upset with the heart shape, too. It's too girly and I always saw her an angular face that's somewhat emaciated thanks to Azkaban. But I'm starting to accept that actors/actresses won't get reconstructive surgery to make me happy.
It's just managed to reach my waist at it's longest layer. If you do cut it like that, remember to tell me so I can call you Drop Dead Fred.
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