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Is It Any Wonder Why Dumbledore Kept Closeted?

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October 22, 2007

Commentator Marc Acito muses about his surprise that Harry Potter's Hogwarts headmaster, Dumbledore, is gay. Author J.K. Rowling dropped the information at a reading this past weekend.

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