Can someone add "actor in the show receives an Emmy nomination for acting" and "season is nominated for Outstanding Drama Series at the Emmys?" Edit: I just went ahead and added the second request.

Is mudblood a slur?

@TonyGao @BlackCrusade Seconding this

@BlackCrusade thoughts?

@TonyGao is it considered a slur in the Harry Potter universe? I'd say anything that can be reasonably taken as a slur would constitute a YES on this.

@jim an in-universe slur is not a slur outside of the universe. This market is not in-universe. Thus an exclusively in-universe slur definitely should not resolve an option option YES, unless the option specifically states so. For multiple reasons it's not realistic for traders to expect the option to mean in-universe.

@dgga that's contrary to what I had said.

@itsTomekK does this require full penetration to be shown on screen?

@BlackCrusade Almost certainly not, question creator can clarify but I don't see how a kiss on the lips wouldn't suffice

@Kraalnaxx Kiss would definitely suffice. And any other strong intimacy / suggestion that more is happening besides the screen.

How about holding hands? ;)

Can someone add "actor in the show wins an Emmy for acting?"

@BlackCrusade This smells like a gotcha, but I'll bite. Presume this resolves NO by default

@itsTomekK I recognize Harry's birthday, but what's symbolic about December 21?

@ShankarSivarajan hm maybe not with HP lore, but it's palindrome mayan date before christmas bingewatch & buy dobby socks season

@jim https://x.com/DiscussingFilm/status/1962478540210811313

@Ziddletwix du think i should resolve now or wait until it's confirmed beyond doubt (i.e. he appears in the trailer or something)

@jim I feel like wait, perhaps, bc often these things fall through

RESOLUTION CRITERIA Resolves YES if Gandalf makes a crossover appearance and he's black, Resolves NO if he makes an appearance and isn't black. Also resolves YES if we get a crossover episode featuring a Gandalf the Black to go along with Gandalf the Grey and Gandalf the White, even if he is not actually Black. Resolves N/A if no appearance by end of first season

@evan What the characters are shown watching a Rankin/Bass adaptation of LOTR/Hobbit, in which Gandalf is depicted as white? (Peter Jackson's adaptations would be anachronistic)

@GG Would resolve NO

@evan what if there is a character like a house elf or something named gandalf and he is black in coloration?

@BlackCrusade that seems like a lock for YES

@bens @evan what if there's a character called Gendolf or some other permutation which is pronounced similarly?

@evan I'm going to focus on manifesting this.

@evan in the books or the movies?