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18th Jan '13 2:55:23 PM GreatNui

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27th Dec '12 8:55:21 PM Sheora

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Example: She realizes now that there was no rhyme or reason for Harry's parents and their classmates to have been so young ([[WordOfGod according to her website]], they were all born in 1960, [[spoiler: which means every single one of them was younger than 40 when they died]]), so she's deliberately aged them. Snape looks like he's in his fifties because [[strike: AlanRickman was 54 when Sorcerer's/Philosopher's stone was filmed]] he's in his 40s but is aging quickly because he's stressed out, especially in movies 5 and 6.

She's also not 100% happy with the books being set in the [[TheNineties 1990s]], so she specifically asked for the Millenium Bridge to be destroyed to make the movies more timeless.

* Theres nothing really wrong with the books set in a specific time period. In fact, since the entire plot takes place in the magical side of the world, we never see anything that dates the story in the books (i.e. no 90's slang). The only reference this troper can think of is that Dudley has a playstation (which going by the offical timeline, he got a year before it was released) and even that hardly makes an impact.

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Example: She realizes now that there was no rhyme or reason for Harry's parents and their classmates to have been so young ([[WordOfGod according to her website]], they were all born in 1960, [[spoiler: which means every single one of them was younger than 40 when they died]]), so she's deliberately aged them. Snape looks like he's in his fifties because [[strike: Creator/AlanRickman was 54 when Sorcerer's/Philosopher's stone was filmed]] he's in his 40s but is aging quickly because he's stressed out, especially in movies 5 and 6.

She's also not 100% happy with the books being set in the [[TheNineties 1990s]], so she specifically asked for the Millennium Bridge to be destroyed to make the movies more timeless.

* There's nothing really wrong with the books set in a specific time period. In fact, since the entire plot takes place in the magical side of the world, we never see anything that dates the story in the books (i.e. no 90's slang). The only reference this troper can think of is that Dudley has a playstation (which going by the offical timeline, he got a year before it was released) and even that hardly makes an impact.

13th Aug '12 2:11:22 AM Slammurai

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27th Jul '12 5:36:51 AM Telcontar

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And The Fandom Rejoiced is now Sugar Wiki and not to be wicked in that way.

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25th Jun '12 9:25:25 AM Virg

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