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Dumbledore is a complex character.

When he's first introduced to us, he's hyped up like some sort of wizarding prodigy.

As a boy, his magical brilliance turned heads, and as an adult,

he defeated the Dark Wizard Gallic Grindalwald, became headmaster of Hogwarts, and was said to be the only wizard Voldemort ever feared. He's also known for his intellect, famously discovering

the 12 uses of Dragon's Blood, publishing groundbreaking magical research and earning countless

awards and honours. To most, Dumbledore is the perfect blend of power and wisdom, a paragon

of good. But the truth, beneath all of the glory, the reality is far murkier. Because behind the

half-moon glasses and whimsical quirks is a man haunted by guilt.

A man with the past so dark, he spent the rest of his life trying to bury it. And while many of his

past deeds have since been exposed, there's a lot to Dumbledore that people still don't think about.

And I think it's quite possible that his hands aren't quite as clean as we

give him credit for, which is why today we're going to uncover the three secrets he hoped

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