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3. Cultural Adaptation of Humor and References

British school life (e.g., “prefects,” “house points,” “Christmas crackers”) is kept but accompanied by natural Brazilian dialogue rhythms. In one scene, Dobby’s self‑punishment (“Bad Dobby!”) is rendered as Dobby malvado! — shifting from “bad” as moral judgment to “mean/wicked,” which works comedically in Brazilian culture. Harry Potter e a Câmara Secreta Dublado: Revivendo

Ron Weasley: Voiced by Charles Emmanuel, whose performance was noted for being perfectly "in sync" with Rupert Grint’s interpretation. How does the dubbing of Chamber of Secrets

Suggested Discussion Questions for a Classroom or Seminar

1. How does the dubbing of Chamber of Secrets handle the class-based insult “Mudblood” in Brazilian Portuguese? Is it effective?
2. Compare the voice acting for Gilderoy Lockhart in English (Kenneth Branagh) and in Brazilian Portuguese (Garcia Júnior). What different comedic tones emerge?
3. Why might Brazilian children prefer the dubbed version over subtitles for a suspenseful scene like the confrontation with the basilisk?
4. What would be lost if the dub translated every magical term literally into Portuguese?

• "Blimey, Harry! I feel like a marshmallow!"
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