'Harry Potter' Fans Preserve Dobby's Grave... "Received Hundreds of Complaint Calls"

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'Harry Potter' fans' protests saved Dobby's "virtual grave."

For years, fans have placed stones to commemorate the house-elf Dobby at Freshwater West beach in Pembrokeshire, Wales. This is also the location where the beloved character Dobby was buried in the film 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1.'

According to The Guardian, when news spread that Dobby's "grave" faced disappearance due to construction plans for the Greenlink Interconnector, a subsea power cable connecting the UK and Ireland's power grids, fans took direct action.

Simon Ludlam, founder of Etchea Energy, recently appeared on a podcast and stated, "I received hundreds of calls from colleagues who learned about the project and from 'Harry Potter' fans."

He continued, "One colleague said, 'Fans are strongly opposing the fact that the subsea power cable will pass directly through Dobby's grave. We need to respond to this.' I asked back, 'Dobby is a fictional character; it's all fiction. What are you talking about?'"

He added, "But that colleague replied, 'No, this is a very serious matter.' And indeed, it was a serious issue."

He then explained that he discussed relocating the subsea power cable with relevant officials and ensured they avoided the area near Dobby's grave. "Many people were very happy about this, and now the project is proceeding smoothly. Dobby must be happy too," he laughed.

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