He does quite a bit, between his teaching role and his soldiering role... against the Dark Arts and the sorry lot of Witches and Wizards who'd use them against Muggles and Muggle Borns, that is.
You know the type, I'm sure.
You could even say he fights for the greater good!
[Really, what Grindlewald did-- or would do? He was always fuzzy on exact dates, in History of Magic-- was no laughing matter. It was absolutely serious.
But he was having just the smallest bit of a lark at being the one to break the 'bad' news. Getting the jump on both of the darkest wizards in history was a gem of a feeling, really!]
I'm from the very busy 1970's, soon to be the more relaxing 1980's.
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You know the type, I'm sure.
You could even say he fights for the greater good!
[Really, what Grindlewald did-- or would do? He was always fuzzy on exact dates, in History of Magic-- was no laughing matter. It was absolutely serious.
But he was having just the smallest bit of a lark at being the one to break the 'bad' news. Getting the jump on both of the darkest wizards in history was a gem of a feeling, really!]
I'm from the very busy 1970's, soon to be the more relaxing 1980's.