From Flags to Costumes—the Diversity in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Looking back at the representation of different cultures in the magical world of Harry Potter
Os Anos 3000 Eram Feitos de Lixo (ou Quando a Dignidade da Raça Humana Se Afogou no Chorume Estático da Arte da Hipocrisia)
Garbage mountains through the streets. People covered with garbage and moisturizing with manure. Garbage with a neon glow. Trash with hologram and stereo sound. Garbage is a high competition billboard. Garbage is the new currency and its ballast is greater than gold.
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Garbage mountains through the streets. People covered with garbage and moisturizing with manure. Garbage with a neon glow. Trash with hologram and stereo sound. Garbage is a high competition billboard. Garbage is the new currency and its ballast is greater than gold.
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