Harry Potter: Dickens for Children (What? I love Dickens! That's a compliment!)

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The Something Awful Forums > The Finer Arts > The Book Barn > Harry Potter: Dickens for Children (What? I love Dickens! That's a compliment!)

vseslav.botkin: Feb 18, 2007; Professor

I suspect that The Gun Question is mostly an American one. All of the British people I've known have had little to no contact with firearms, and seem to view them the way we view explosives (confirm or deny at your leisure, old chaps).

It's interesting to imagine how the story would be different if it had been written by an American.

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