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I keep hearing the term CANON with regards to relationships. Can u guys please tell me what that means?

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A vraag within a question... Why do they call it CANON? Who the hell came up with that term...
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roseteaxx said:
Canon relationships are the ones that are written. So JK Rowling's decisions about relationships are canon.

Canon:
Harry and Ginny (sadly, as I can't stand them together)
Ron and Hermione
Luna and Rolf
James and Lily
Neville and Hannah
Arthur and Molly
Bill and Fleur
Remus and Tonks

NOT Canon:
Harry and Hermione
Harry and Luna (sadly, as this is one of my absolute favorites)
Ron and Luna
Neville and Luna
Harry and Draco
Ginny and Draco
Hermione and Draco
Voldemort and Bellatrix
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Neville and Luna. :3 <3
LoveDraco123 posted een jaar geleden
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Haha I feel like I'm the only person who doesn't like Neville and Luna together! I'm so pleased with Neville and Hannah, I think they go perfectly <3 And I'll always be a HarryxLuna shipper <3
roseteaxx posted een jaar geleden
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^Awww I like Neville and Luna 2gether.
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simpleplan said:
In terms of shipping, a canon relationship is established within the world. This may be one of the biggest sources of contention within the shipping community. A relationship is NOT canon until Jo announces, through the books, that two people are together. That means that canon relationships are limited to James and Lily Potter, Lucius and Narcissa Malfoy, Arthur and Molly Weasley...essentially, basically all the adult relationships. No matter how many times it may be hinted that they're going to get together.
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u forgot the epilogue with all the couples there, like Draco and Astoria, for example.
LadyNottingham posted een jaar geleden
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forgot -_- thanks Lady Nottingham
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LadyNottingham said:
Canon is what has been established door an auteur of creator.

u may also hear of the term "fanon" (a mix of "fan" and "canon"). That is what fandom (especially fanfic writers) have created. Not endorsed door the author/creator.

It may concern relationships but not only that. Example of fanon in HP : Severus is Draco's godfather. While it is highly plausible and a nice idea at that, nowhere it is written in the whole saga that it is true.

Another personal fanon idea of mine, which is not mentioned at all in the boeken : I think Dumbledore and Severus had been bonded together with an Unbreakable Vow so that Dumbledore ensured Severus' loyalty and obedience to him. That's just my idea, so it can be considered as fanon, but never as canon, however plausible it may seem.

HP films are not considered as canon. I don't think they could be considered as fanon too as they are not the works of fans. They are entirely something else, as some of their facts are in contradiction with the canon facts established in the books.
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Wow thanx 4 the info! I also have that same thought about Severus and Dumbledore. Glad 2 hear some1 else thinks it 2 :D
JUSTPLAINHARRY posted een jaar geleden
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Yes, I often use that Unbreakable Vow idea between Severus and Albus in my own fanfic. Glad to read that other people think it plausible enough.
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MrsEmmaPeel said:
It means original of real couple. Like Hermione & Ron for explain. They were originally written to be together in the story.
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