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i don’t trust people who hate ron weasley

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"You wouldn't last an hour in the asylum where they raised me"

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REDRAW ✨🌙🐺

This but wolfstar:

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Harry warmup doodle

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Forgive me, Peter

My lost fearless leader

In closets like cedar

Preserved from when we were just kids

Is it somethin' I did?

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here’s some nice Harry Potter fanart while I’m away!

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Hello my son!

It's you and me now

Let's mama sleep a bit

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In the summer's golden light of an early morning in Godric's Hollow, a shared moment out of time between a boy and his son.

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not to be controversial on main but aberforth displayed more genuine concern for harry's wellbeing during a 15 minute interaction than dumbledore did in 15 years and that's the tea

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the marauders fandom is so confusing bc how are you gonna say there’s no canon then get mad when someone disagrees with your headcannons 💀

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will never get over canon james potter drawing L. E. inside a snitch on his paper. he's the HP version of a girl drawing her initials w her crush's inside a heart. anyone who tells you that your sparkly glitter pen, romantic, sweetheart james potter isn't an accurate characterisation of him can go to hell.

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if hinny was going to be a thing ginny should've had a bigger role in the later books instead of getting shunted aside after book 5. you know what would've been cool? If in book 7 ginny had been the one to open the chamber of secrets and retrieve the basilisk fangs. would've been a nice callback to book 2. she could've remembered where to go and been able to say "open" in parseltongue due to her possession. would've been a nice parallel to harry and also let her come full circle and confront her childhood monster.

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lmaoooo. Um. Bro. Are you for real right now?

Me reading this:

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This bit makes me so sad. When you compare the genuine warmth between Neville and Aberforth to Harry's relationship with Albus you see how cold and impersonal it was. Such a little thing could've been so meaningful to Harry, who knew so little kindness in his life. And Albus couldn't even offer him that, probably never even thought of it. Harry deserved so much better.

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you got that long hair, slicked back, white t-shirt <3

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least favourite kind of character

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I just think it would be funny to switch things up and lead with "popular far-right online blogger, Joan Rowling" once in awhile.

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Canon Remus is kind (or at least tries to be)

- He was visibly conflicted and uncomfortable when Sirius and James went after Snape in Snape's Worst Memory.

- Sirius even acknowledges that Remus is kind when he says that they [the marauders] were all idiots in school and then adds, "Well, not Moony so much." He says that Remus was "the good boy" and that he made them feel ashamed of their crueler antics sometimes, and Sirius seemed to appreciate this at least in retrospect. (I feel the need to note that when Sirius said that they were "idiots" he did NOT mean stupid. He was agreeing with Harry that their actions were not always harmless fun and that he is not proud of being a bully in his youth, so don't use this as "canon proof" that Sirius and James were brainless dumbasses)

- He went out of his way to encourage Neville and was everyone's favorite DADA professor

- His smile/expression is described as "understanding" at least a few times throughout the series.

- Molly sobbed in his arms after she had the encounter with the Boggart. He comforted her (somewhat awkwardly) and gave her a handkerchief: “Molly, it was just a boggart,” he said soothingly, patting her on the head. “Just a stupid boggart . . .”

- In OoTP, Remus speaks with a lonely werewolf at St. Mungo's while visiting Arthur: "Lupin strolled away from the bed and over to the werewolf, who had no visitors and was looking rather wistfully at the crowd around Mr. Weasley... (it was to escape an uncomfortable family situation, but still, it was kind of him to recognize that the man was feeling lonely on Christmas and might like some company)

- He reassured both McGonagall and Hermione when they tried to blame themselves for Dumbledore's death.

- Before he learned the identity of the werewolf who infected him, he felt pity for them because he understood how terrible it felt to lose himself to the transformation, and he believed for a long while that this was the case for the werewolf that bit him. He held no resentment towards them until he discovered that he had been purposely infected by Fenrir Greyback. (And even after learning the truth, he never expresses outward resentment or a desire for vengeance)