• Chapter 6: mental health plan needed for Hogwarts students (Red Ring - Act 3)

  • Mar 14 2023
  • Length: 19 mins
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Chapter 6: mental health plan needed for Hogwarts students (Red Ring - Act 3)

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  • We say goodbye to a loved one as our hosts finish their Fanfic by entering the battle of Hogwarts, in which they are absolutely no help at all.

    In this episode, Amelia and Minnah talk about the glorification of young tragic romances, death and the need for Hogwarts students to get better access to mental health plans.

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