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Authors make mistakes. Take JK Rowling, she has said that Dumbledore represented pure goodness, yet what she wrote was a manipulative old git who admittedly did try to be nice, but was still willing to sell everyone else up the swanney if it suited him. Authors have a vision in their head, but that isn\'t always what they write down on the page. Or they write down what they think is the vision, but then find it is open to multiple interpretations that they had not considered when writing.
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Authors make mistakes. Take JK Rowling, she has said that Dumbledore represented pure goodness, yet what she wrote was a manipulative old git who admittedly did try to be nice, but was still willing to sell everyone else up the Swannee if it suited him. Authors have a vision in their head, but that isn\\\'t always what they write down on the page. Or they write down what they think is the vision, but then find it is open to multiple interpretations that they had not considered when writing.
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Author\'s make mistakes. Take JK Rowling, she has said that Dumbledore represented pure goodness, yet what she wrote was a manipulative old git who admittedly did try to be nice, but was still willing to sell everyone else up the swanney if it suited him. Authors have a vision in their head, but that isn\'t always what they write down on the page. Or they write down what they think is the vision, but then find it is open to multiple interpretations that they had not considered when writing.
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Authors make mistakes. Take JK Rowling, she has said that Dumbledore represented pure goodness, yet what she wrote was a manipulative old git who admittedly did try to be nice, but was still willing to sell everyone else up the swanney if it suited him. Authors have a vision in their head, but that isn\\\'t always what they write down on the page. Or they write down what they think is the vision, but then find it is open to multiple interpretations that they had not considered when writing.
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