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"Your dad and I are your Supergirl, we'll be right there with you along the way. So do what you want to, and we'll help witht the rest."

But if you genuinely believe that Dumbledore was the scum of the eart, and an irredeemable bad guy, I want you to take a minute and think about what Dumbledore would do, if the circumstances were different.

If Harry wasn't a horcrux, would Dumbledore have made Harry sacrifice himself?

If Harry wasn't damned by a prophecy, would he still have made Harry face off Voldermort?

If there was anything else he could have done to stop Voldermort, would he have done it?

If there was never a dark lord, would he have started a war regardless because he likes waging war?

If it wasn't clear enough, the answer is NO. He'd probably be crocheting or tinkering away with intriguing magical artifacts, and the maybe visit Grindelwald for one last time.

I don't think he was right to leave Harry with the Dursley's. He was neither a good nor a fair principal. He always ignored bullying of students under his care, first we see it with Severus, then with Harry. His favouritism for Gryffindor was pretty obvious. And then he employs Severus Snape, a man with no experience or qualification to teach at the time of his employment no matter how good of a potion's master he is.

Dumbledore is constantly using Hogwarts as a mean to gain resources and plan his battles. He's employing Severus to keep his spy close, most of his order is made up of former students. He is treating Hogwarts as a resource first and as a school second.

But, none of that means that he was a war monger. And arguably, most of what he did was necessary, and prevented a worse outcome.

What bothers me is that they took a character who has never had a good friend in his entire life, gave them a good friend, and then immediately proceeded to shove romance down their throat.

Like let the poor man get used to one thing first!!! Let Sylvie heal! Let them relate to each other and find the fact comforting. Let them get to know each other! Then they can fall in love.

I bet neither Sylvie nor Loki can tell you one thing about the other that makes them special, I bet neither of them told the other a secret of their own.

Okay, so first of all, I loved it. I haven't seen what anyone else is saying and before my opinion is influenced by something else, I absolutely adored it.

I have to say, since Superman film wasn't super violent, I was expecting even less violence in Supergirl, cause she's a girl. Because that's how it always is in media. A woman would usually be more delicate than a man.

I was pleasantly surprised to see that wasn't the case, and she rocked, I am so happy.