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Yeah, I did some research of my own and agree wholeheartedly on your points. I think more than anything I'm relieved that Umbridge hasn't had her characterization as THE most hatable, vile, and just plain evil character in the series hurt by shoddy writing!

But yeah, I highly doubt that Voldemort or Bellatrix have been disqualified: Voldemort obviously doesn't get love (That's the whole point of his character, in fact), and as for Bellatrix unless we're shown explicitly that there was a genuine romance on her end, I'm comfortable with writing it off as passionate lust-induced sex.

I'm just going to say that if Delphie IS intended as a joke at the expense of people with hilariously unrealistic Mary Sues, I won't mind her as much: when I read about her I couldn't help but feel shocked by how stupid of a concept her character was. Though with that being said, the play's story sounds... bad. REALLY bad. I'm not a fan of the time-travely stuff and all the inconsistencies about TIme Turners its raised , and let's keep it at that! :p