锟截革拷锟斤拷The women in Harry Potter 自己打的！I am a female writer and what's interesting about the wizarding world is when you take physical strengths out of the equation, a woman can fight just as the same a man can fight, a woman can do magic just as powerfully as a man can do magic and I considered I've written a lot of well-rounded female characters in these books.
A lot of preoccupations and expectations are different on man and woman.
Through out the series, he is so much a boy in search of a father. And yet, at these times of real stress, it's his mother that's a place of refuge. I just suppose that, as a woman and as a daughter, maybe I feel that that's the form of love that doesn't get explored as much as it should do, given it, well, it's so formative in everyone' life，for good or for ill.
Funnily enough, I founded a charity called Lumos, which is about institutionalized children largely in Eastern Europe. And some of the many disturbing things I found out from being evolved closely with the charity is how much measurable brain damage is done when a child is taken from its mother and placed in a institution. And when I say"measurable", you can scan the brain and you will see that some pathways haven't been made and you can never get that back. So in fact, when I wrote about Harry been incredibly loved in his earliest days is measurably true. That will literally have given him protection that's no one can undo. His brain will have developed in a way that Voldemorts brain didn't. Because Voldemort was, from the moment of his birth, institutionalized. So I suppose, yeah, Lily was representative of safety in a way that a father couldn't be. Because he's constantly told: You look like your father. He's got to live up the expectations. But lily is something different, lily is the person who stood by the cot and tried to stop her baby dying. Mother love is hugely important in Harry Potter.
Emma: I just think it's so cool that joe has Mrs. Weakly, and really kind of like pays homage to this incredible mother figure, how key her role is in keeping that family together, to her taking care of Harry. And you know, the whole of Dumbeldore's Army really. She's the mother of that world, and I think that's very female.
What impresses Julie was you always had the sense, I felt, that this wasn't just this warm and cozy 1950 housewife potching around her kitchen. There was some real steel in there. You could say there would have to be steel in the woman who raised Fred and Jeorge. Otherwise, you would go stark, staring mad. However, it was totally plausible for me, when she stepped forward in the Great Hall, and thought, "right, you bitch, you are getting yours. " Bellatrix messed with the wrong woman. "Not my daughter, you bitch".
It comes from her womb, that feeling of defense, defending her child. She's already lost one. You know, lion, the female lion or tiger defending her babies. You know, so it's unstoppable, which is wonderful.
I really enjoy killing Bellatrix. And I really enjoyed having it be molly that did it. And of course, you also have two very different female energy there pitted against each other. You have Molly, who will mother the whole world if she can. And you have Bellatrix, whose idea of love is very perverse and twisted. And that was satisfying. And there was something else I want to do with that Bellatrix ended. And this was very important to me. Very early on in writing this series, I remember a female journalist saying to me you know Mrs. Weasley, She's just a mother. And I was absolutely incensed by that comment.
Now, I consider myself to be feminist. And I'd always wanted to show that just because a woman has made a choice, a free choice, to say, well, I am gonna raise my family, and that's gonna be my choice. I may go back to a career or I may have a career part-time, but that's my choice." Doesn't mean that that's all she can do. And as we proved that in that little battle, Molly Weasley comes out and proves herself the quality of any warrior on that battlefield. And I also loved that Professor McGonago got her moment to really show what she could do.
I don't like the marginalization of woman when the fighting breaks out. You know, we get to fight, too. I really wanted that. Actually, there was a earlier draft that. At one point, it was Harry who took on Snape in that confrontation, and I really didn't want that happen.
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云起暗涌 2015-12-03 15:06 锟截革拷锟斤拷The women in Harry Potter I felt that, you know I have a fully fledged member of the order of the Phoenix who were female and who were fighting alongside the man and I really needed to show some female Death Eaters. And Bellatrix is the female death eater par excellence.
Bellatrix is not a great advertisement for prison if this is what it's done to her. But she is doing everything for Voldemort and she follows him over the precipice like a lemming. There is a interesting there, isn't it? About the female psychopaths, they often need to meet a male counterpart to release that part of themselves and that's how I see Bellatrix.
She is the only true follower, you know, she went to Azkaban, but she's prepared to die. So she's really convinced by his supremacy and superiority and worthiness. I mean, Voldemort, clearly is her idol, her obsession. He is the only person to whom she feels subservient. She has that curious personality, disorder or quirk, whatever we are gonna call it, but I think is peculiarly female. And Helena portrays that with such gusto. It's fabulous to watch.
However, it's my strong feelingly hat of the two sisters, Narcissa and Bellatrix, Narcissa is a much more decent person. She decided this woman that would risk her own life to save her own son, understands loyalty and understands preservation of life. I think one could argue that Draco, who was ultimately not to be an evil character. Draco got his goodness from his mother. And ultimately, I want, there is an echo of what Lily did, quite a conscious echoed what Lily did right at the start of the story, and the very end of the story. At the start of the story, Lily died to keep her son alive. At the end of the story, Harry lies, pretending to be dead on the ground, and it's a mother who saves him again because she's trying to get her own son.
I do strongly express my worldview in the books. One of the things I find most revolting in life is self-righteousness that covers self-interest. And that was Umbridge from beginning to end. And she's actually quite as sadistic as Bellatrix. But, under, you know, it's all justified."Because I work for the Ministry. "So, horrible woman.
She has this kind of like, horrible double side to her, where, on the outside, she's all fluffiness and pinkness and niceness and then on the inside, she's just evil, just like, pure evil.
Power for me, it's a very difficult issue. I am suspicious of people who want power, which I think comes across quite strongly in the books. But I've come to accept that if you are in a position to give, for example, a lot of money to a cause, then that gives you power. Because money can be a very powerful tool. If you have a profile, that means you can give a voice to a cause that otherwise wouldn't have such a loud voice. And that's also a form of power. But for me, it's a slightly more complicated issue than that, because, I think, as an author, you know, I chose a career path that traditionally does not to lead to a lot of power. So I am really not being disingenuous when I say that any form of power that has come to me through Harry Potter, was very very, unexpected.
Emma: I really admire her grace. She's definitely been an inspiration and a role model. I mean, I just feel so blessed that I was given the chance to experience all of these amazing women. Helena was also a really important mentor to me on this last movie. She very sweetly invited me to dinner, and we talked about books, a lot, and just being a woman. I feel as if somehow I have been under microscope even slightly more than the boys, just by being the girl. You know, whether Its what I am wearing, whether it's what I am doing, where I am going to school. Just in every sense, I feel that as if the public are so much harder on woman. We both know how that feels, being under that kind of scrutiny. You know, we talked about how to be able to absorb criticisms and flattery, and knowing what's genuine and what isn't , and knowing who to trust. We had such a good time. It was such a big evening for me, I don't know if she knows how kind of important it was for me, but I've never told her this. But after I had my evening with her, I went home and wrote down everything that she said, everything that we shared. And I actually have a book, of important encounters to me. And I write down thing that they say. Cus I was like, "One day I will wish I remembered what that incredible person I met said, and what they thought about things, and I just don't, I don't wanna forget." So, Joe has a page, too.
I wouldn't say that I based any of these woman on specific women that I knew. But Hermione is an exaggeration of me. So Hermione really did come from a very deep place inside me. I was very insecure, still I am quite insecure in a lot of ways. But I was a very insecure person for longer than I like to admit. And I think writing about the time in Hermione's life that I write about growing from childhood into womanhood, literally, because when we finish the book, she's 18. I think it brought back to me how very difficult it is. So much is expected of you as you become a woman. And often you are asked to sacrifice parts of you in becoming a girl, I would say. Hermione doesn't. She doesn't play the game, if you like.
Emma: The kind of teasing that Ron gives Hermione for being clever and always being in the library, and you know, I've had that my whole life. Guys giving me a hard time for doing well and being smart. So I can totally relate.
I think the three main characters work as a trio. And part of makes it work is their gender. And I have fun with that. I have fun with that, in Deathly Hallows, when its three main characters alone in a tent. And Hermione says, "I notice I am the one who gets to do the cooking, cus I'm a girl, like I suppose". And Ron says,"No, it's because you're the best witch, you are the best at Magic."It was fun play with that.
Emma: They couldn't get through a day without her. She really is, she's the brains. She's the best at spells. She's always two steps ahead. She's very much part of the action. The main female characters aren't there as a sort of, like, added bonus, which I feel like so many female characters are. Even Ginny is this incredibly powerful, stubborn, intelligent, quick-witted woman. She's another kind of, girl-power figure. Obviously, as Ginny's character develops, you really see her as very independent. And I think people portray female characters as very loud and chatty, and needing to show their, maybe, sexuality. Although, it's not really needed. So I think that that's what makes, I think Jo Rowling's female characters very strong. Because they are a bit more naturalistic, and a bit more down-to-earth.
Emma: she is just true to herself, no matter what. And I think that's a really important message. Even Luna, who's this very, like, airy-fairy kind of, like, in-her-own-world character, still has this amazing conviction in her beliefs. And she's still incredibly smart, and she's very emotionally clever.
The key to Luna is that she has that unbelievable rare quality of actually not giving a damn what anyone else thinks of her. Now, if we as adults say honestly, how many people we've known like that I think many of us would say, "Uh, none. " And Luna is like that. She's so comfortable with being different. She's fearless. It's sometimes difficult, for a woman, to say," well, actually, this is who I am. And I am not gonna pretend otherwise." But that's the only way to be truly happy. So that's what I want to say to girls, particularly.
You see, I was a plain, and that is relevant. That, you know, that is relevant. That's not a trivial thing when you're a kid. I was a very plain, bookish, freckly, bright little girl. I was a massive bookworm. And I spent a significant part of my reading looking for people like me. And then in creating Hermione, I felt I created a girl who was a heroine, but she wasn't sexy, nor was she the girl in glasses who's entirely sexless. You know what I mean, she's a real girl. But she never compromises on beings smart girl. She never compromises in acting dumb. She never tries to make Ron feel better by pretending to be less than she is, which is why they don't get together a lot sooner. That's the reality of life. But I am proud of Hermione. She is who she is. And you know, if that spoke to girls like me, then, of course, I am hugely, hugely proud of them. That's what it's all about.
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云起暗涌 2015-12-03 15:09 锟截革拷锟斤拷【DVD/BD】〖16/05/18〗2015 FNC KINGDOM IN JAPAN 2015年12月12日から13日にかけて幕張メッセにて開催され、約2万4千人を動員した3度目となる「2015 FNC KINGDOM IN JAPAN」がついに、DVD＆Blu-ray化！ 5組のヒーローが王国に現れるというテーマで、FTISLAND、CNBLUE、AOA、N.Flying、JUNIELがライブを披露。1日目の公演のヘッドライナーをCNBLUEが、2日目の公演をFTISLANDが務めた今回の「FNC KINGDOM」。
それぞれのグループステージに加え、2015年にソロデビューを果たしたFNCを代表するフロントマン イ?ホンギ(FTISLAND) や、ジョン?ヨンファ(CNBLUE) のソロステージ、そしてグランドフィナーレ“FNC ランウェイ”での豪華共演シーンまで、約4時間にわたる公演の模様を2日間たっぷりとお届け！
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■商品概要
「2015 FNC KINGDOM IN JAPAN」
2016年5月18日(水)発売
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＜収録予定曲＞
●12/12(土)
[FTISLAND]
PRAY
Cycle
Tornado
Hourglass
Orange Days
Shinin' On
未体験Future
PUPPY
[JUNIEL]
Sorry
恋しているかも
Everlasting sunset
[N.Flying]
INTRO ～ All in -Japanese ver.-
ギガマッキョ -Japanese ver.-
Knock Knock -Japanese ver.-
[イ?ジョンヒョン(from CNBLUE)]
I LOVE YOU
[ジョン?ヨンファ(from CNBLUE)]
君を好きになってよかった
Mileage ～ 元気玉(メドレー)
ある素敵な日
[JIMIN N J.DON]
GOD
Puss
[イ?ホンギ(from FTISLAND)]
LOL(loudness of love)
Be Your Doll
Insensible
モノローグ
[AOA]
Oh BOY
胸キュン
Like a Cat
ショートヘア -Japanese ver.-
ミニスカート -Japanese ver.-
[CNBLUE]
Domino
Hide and Seek
ひとりぼっち
Where you are
In My Head
Lady
Cinderella
Radio
Can't Stop
[ALL MEMBER]
エンディング?ランウェイ
●12/13(日)
[CNBLUE]
Coffee shop
I'm sorry
Lady
Where you are
In My Head
Catch Me
Cinderella
Radio
Can't Stop
[JUNIEL]
Sorry
恋しているかも
Everlasting sunset
[N.Flying]
INTRO ～ All in -Japanese ver.-
ギガマッキョ -Japanese ver.-
Knock Knock -Japanese ver.-
[イ?ホンギ(from FTISLAND)]
LOL(loudness of love)
Be Your Doll
Insensible
モノローグ
[JIMIN N J.DON]
GOD
Puss
[ジョン?ヨンファ(from CNBLUE)]
君を好きになってよかった
Mileage ～ 元気玉(メドレー)
ある素敵な日
[イ?ジョンヒョン(from CNBLUE)]
I LOVE YOU
[AOA]
Oh BOY
胸キュン
Like a Cat
ショートヘア -Japanese ver.-
ミニスカート -Japanese ver.-
[FTISLAND]
Hourglass
Orange Days
Primavera
未体験Future
PUPPY
Black Chocolate
PRAY
Find a Light
[ALL MEMBER]
エンディング?ランウェイ
[BACKSTAGE MAKING]
【オリジナル特典】
?40Pフォトブックレット
?B3変形ポスター
●ファンクラブ限定特典あり
(Primadonna Japan／BOICE JAPAN／Ace of ELVIS JAPAN)
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