Well, it could be a humorous way of saying that money doesn't have a jiggly or unstable nature. Maybe it's alluding to financial stability or a lack of chaos when it comes to money.
It's simple. Incest is just not in line with the moral fabric of society and the positive values of the 'Harry Potter' series. The books are about things like friendship, loyalty, and good vs. evil, not inappropriate relationships.
In a made - up story, a fatter bear was trying to enter a small cave to hibernate. But it got stuck at the entrance. Its fat rolls jiggled as it tried to squeeze in. It was so frustrated. Then a group of squirrels noticed and they brought some tools. They dug around the entrance a bit to make it wider. The bear was finally able to enter the cave, and it learned that it might need to find a bigger place to hibernate next time.
No. Fantasy incest stories are not appropriate for all audiences. Incest is a taboo topic in society, and such stories can be disturbing or offensive to many people, especially those with strong moral and ethical beliefs.
Yes, there are some works of literature that may touch on complex themes including gay relationships that could be misconstrued as incestuous in very rare cases. For example, in some modern experimental literature, the boundaries of family and relationship are explored in unique ways. But these are more about exploring the extreme boundaries of human relationships and society's norms rather than promoting or glorifying incest.
No. Incest is a very serious and unethical topic, and there should not be any so - called 'positive' incest stories in literature. Literature should promote positive values, not such abnormal and unethical relationships.