Original sentence: Rowling's socialist attitudes were criticized by the objectivist Ayn Rand Society in their magazine The Individualist, after The Times reported, "At times over the past nine years [Rowling] has seemed to be in open rebellion against her wealth...For, it emerges, her wealth has made her uncomfortable to the point of soul-searching, if not actual anguish.Several articles have noted the influences of Rowling's heroine, author Jessica Mitford, whom Rowling describes as a "self-taught socialist," and noted themes in Harry Potter, like cooperation among the magical races, anti-racism, and opposition to the slavery of House elves
Edited sentence: Rowling's socialist attitudes were criticized by the Objectivism Ayn Rand Society in their magazine The Individualist, after The Times reported, "At times over the past nine years [Rowling] has seemed to be in open rebellion against her wealth...For, it emerges, her wealth has made her uncomfortable to the point of soul-searching, if not actual anguish.Several articles have noted the influences of Rowling's heroine, author Jessica Mitford, whom Rowling describes as a "self-taught socialist," and noted themes in Harry Potter, like cooperation among the magical races, anti-racism,and opposition to the slavery of House elves