Pretty sure I’ve featured these before, but they’re worth admiring again — although, does using images from the movie adaptations increase the appeal of the message, or confuse it by conflating the (challenged) books with the (uncontroversial?) movies?
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Pretty sure I’ve featured these before, but they’re worth admiring again — although, does using images from the movie adaptations increase the appeal of the message, or confuse it by conflating the (challenged) books with the (uncontroversial?) movies?

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  4. nowgoforth answered: I’m not sure if it necessarily does either. I think it helps people visualize the characters.
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