JK Rowling has taken to Twitter troll after they linked her 'Harry Potter' character Albus Dumbledore with 'Lord Of The Rings' Gandalf as gay partners.
The 49-year-old acclaimed author lashed back at the Westboro Baptist Church comment, which read if the writer wanted the two characters to marry in Ireland; if it happens WBC will picket! #notbanned," and accompanied it with a poster that showed homophobic messages, reported the Mirror.
The comment came after a fan proposed a wedding between the Hogwarts headmaster and the wizard.
Rowling, who recently celebrated Ireland's vote to back gay marriage, responded by writing "Alas, the sheer awesomeness of such a union in such a place would blow your tiny bigoted minds out of your thick sloping skulls."
It's not the first time the author, who's a vocal supporter of gay rights, defended her character, which she had revealed to be gay in 2007.
