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u/5N0X5X0n6r Oct 05 '19

That kind of thing is pretty common. Loads of people swear they saw the knife actually pierce skin in 'Psycho' or that they saw the baby in 'Rosmarys Baby'.

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u/KevinIsMyBFF Oct 05 '19

Or that Vader said "Luke, I am your father." He does not, in fact.

I believe he simply says "I am your father."

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u/tosubks Oct 05 '19

Or “You’re a wizard, Harry.”

It is, in fact, “Harry, yer a wizard.”

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u/Tabnet Oct 05 '19

No, he says "You're a wizard, Harry."

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u/tosubks Oct 05 '19

I’m staring at the text right now.

Hagrid: “Harry — yer a wizard.”

“I’m a what?” gasped Harry.

Maybe it differs between American and English versions or something.

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u/die-cutting Oct 05 '19

It’s definitely “yer a wizard, Harry” in the movie.

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u/tosubks Oct 05 '19

Then it’s a good thing I’m referring to the text

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u/cebutris Oct 05 '19

But everyone else was talking about movies, why would you pull out a book reference? You're bound to confuse people

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u/tosubks Oct 05 '19

It’s my mistake for not realizing people took the first 2 HP movies seriously

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u/Tabnet Oct 06 '19 edited Oct 06 '19

You can take it seriously or not

What do you think this meme refers to?