Ouch. I got a good laugh out of the HUNDREDS of 7th-and-final-time resets. :D

But seriously, I think Albus is in good company here. The Grim Reaper is placing all the blame on Albus when, objectively, HE'S the one who botched hundreds of attempts when *his one job* was to make sure Harry was given enough information and advice upon resetting the timeline to prevent the end of the world. Sure, it's a hard job. But somebody who persistently fails while blaming everyone else for their problems is the most detested form of loser.

As such, it's a match made in Heaven... or one of those H-places. Hope this Reaper gets stuck on the Albus Dumbledore circuit [since alternate universes are mentioned, so there's doubtless many other universes filled with Harry-resets] for a looong time to come. :P

Considering he was well intentioned he would go to the equivalent of heaven based on most religions, however there is a reason that the saying "the road to hell is paved with good intentions" exists.

Just for that make sure his afterlife has no lemons at all.
Thank you. Very funny.
(I am hearing River Tam telling her core world teacher why the outer worlds hate them " We meddle with them. We are meddlesome.")

Hhahahhahhaha

L.O.L!

just spamming you with reviews... but you are indeed awesome.

The notion that Dumbledore has good intentions is laughable.

This made me laugh. Really Dumbledore as the guy that fumbles things up by just being his helpless briljant self.

Maybe instead of spending all that time with harry they should have done something about Dumbledore.

Lol, seriously, is Dumbledore insane? Lemon drops? You caused hundreds of ELE's through your brilliant idiocy and all you ask about is lemon drops? If I was that reaper I'd be looking for ways to annihilate his soul so no one ever has to deal with him again. Very fun.

Lemon drops rot brain cells. There you have it. Good one. Thanks!

lol

LOL!
Love it!

My god this is perfect. It's just so infuriating having an enemy who isn't evil as much as simply that detrimental to your cause, and then watching them ruin everything. Dumbledore as Gilligan to multiple powers, legitimately thinking he's doing good things and motivated by noble intentions... Only to cause disasters of biblical proportions every time. The worst part, the horrifying part really, is how do you punish that? Can you punish that even? Is it the act or the reason that counts? If both, in what proportion? Heck, where can you even send this idiot where he can do the least damage!?

Excellent! Turning Reptilia’s challenge on its head! I love it...