Du,bledore -and Harry Potyter in the future thoeries
i realise so no one would see th e spoiler i spelt doombledore wrong, lol, and the harrieis peoeoyters lol,
but thent the whole rest of the discussion, i made it all the correct spelling
so this is what i see, the new movies in the duture will be about,
it is all self explanitory, but we dont know who the children will be, of Hermoine ron, , 3 kids, , harry and GInni, 3 kids, , Slytherines gang in Malphoys,, because, they would have been told they were upitty politiical people, but harry potter works in the ministry,
who would want to retire
and Draco would be a lacky, , and a new wizard would return to take over the ministry,
so as time repeats, Dumbledore knew that, Grindlewald knew the future would repeat,
but see, Grindlewald, was not perfect he seemed more like Lockheart ,, he didnt know how to identify people in history, and who to swindle, who to take advenatage of, without repurcussions,
the same search for a boy, a wand, a cloak and the stone, , that Credence Barebone could do , who saw the future better then Grindlewald, as frindlewald was biased emotionally,
but did Creedence see, Voldermort or Harry Potter as the prophesy would have been false if Dumbledores trick was to implant false history into his brain, didi creedence teach dumbledore how to implant false memories maybe, and when Newt Scamander was in hogwarts in 191, to confirm that harry was the boy creednce saw,
like how the pensieve gave false memories that only the people sent to askaban get and recieve the mind wipe, oh no that means Hagrid got his mind zapped, Creedence could have seen saw Harry potters son Albus , FB is open ended, as it is a sequal trilogy set in a prequal timeline because it deals in time disruption,.
s, what will we see in the last Fantastic Beasts, will we see, Newt, accidently meet any young Hogwarts wizards, before 1991,. if, ROns father was with the ministry, and Newt was an expert in animals, Mr Weasley was also more in tune with magic animals also, so that might be a connection,
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CAUGHT IN A CROSSFIRE
— EYES, THEY TELL EVERYTHING ; PART 2 / ?
PAIRING: Theseus Scamander x reader
WORD COUNT: 2.1k
SUMMARY: Arriving at a strange and magical place, you suffer the effects of apparition and you discover the true importance of you as a witness and your involvement to the Restoration Movement.
A/N: This took aaawwhhiillee to write but I’m plotting stuff up like a mad detective on a case so expect more. Enjoy this chapter!MASTERLIST ; MASTERPOST
The feeling could scarcely be described as your body being pulled apart and put back together all at once but for a split second. You clung to Theseus, the man you’ve merely met a moment ago, sweat beading down your neck as your wide eyes scan your surroundings. You don’t recognise the place but it’s enormous, with polished dark wood floors and towering beams stretching high above like massive archways. It reminded you of King’s Cross but larger and grander. Before you could take in more of the sights, your stomach churns unannounced. You began to feel the rising of bile in your throat, and your knees go weak, your form bending towards the ground. Theseus’ grip around your waist tightened, catching you before you collapse farther onto the ground. Unable to form words, your hand flies to cover your mouth as you feel nausea clawing against your throat.
Yet, despite being trained to think quick as an Auror, he never figured a way to prevent you from spewing all over the ground in time because, in an instant, that was exactly what you did. Passing strangers stagger away from you, muttering a few curses while Theseus continues to hold on to you, flashing apologetic smiles at the people staring. The moving crowd avoided the two of you, parting like the Red Sea. Immediately, the stinging in your throat disappears, but your stomach still doesn’t feel as good and your head is spinning. “I’m sorry but what the bloody hell was that?” you groaned, heaving a heavy sigh. You’re still bent down, hand on your knee and the other still grasped on the man’s arm.
Theseus’ laugh comes out more like a puff of air, hand patting against your back gently. “Come on, we have to get going before anyone finds out that you’re not supposed to be here.” With you being a muggle, dead centre of a bustling crowd of witches and wizards, you’re bound to get into as much trouble as you were in the beginning. Morrigan had eyes everywhere and with you having a probable connection with her and the movement, it’s substantial to keep you safe for the moment. You are a witness after all.
You finally straighten your back, and your eyes instantly find his. He stretches his palm out to yours. “I realised I hadn't given you my name. I’m Theseus,” he introduces himself, flashing a modest smile. Charming name, just like him.
You shake his hand, ignoring the way the warmth of his hands against yours makes your heart race just a little. You mention your name, returning a gentle smile despite throwing up all over the floor moments ago. It disappears as soon as your stomach begins to churn once more and your lips turn into a scowl. Theseus ignores the way his heart clenched at the vanish of your smile.
You then find yourself weaving through bodies of men and women in business wear, all seemingly in a hurry. You seize the chance to try and figure out where exactly you were because up to that point, you still had no clue where you were, who were the men who saved you, and why you’re in danger. You’ve stepped foot onto foreign grounds and never felt as lost as you did at that moment. Nonetheless, the sights were breathtaking, and you figured that if the man you’re clinging to is indeed a magical being—a wizard, then perhaps this a place for magical beings alike, acting as some sort of middle point. You turned your head up, spotting the peacock blue cascading across the ceiling, gleaming golden symbols that were constantly moving and changing. Your gaze returns to the man beside you, whose eyes dart cautiously across every person that walks by. They glint with determination but you notice the exhaustion in them. Almost old and wise, like they’ve seen many things. You’ve seen that in your father’s eyes, having been the child of a war veteran. Yet, as strange as this place was, the people you’re with and the situation you’ve ended up in, you find yourself wanting to stay here for as long as you could. To feel safe was all you yearned for the longest time and here, at that exact moment, you admit that for the first time, you experience what it feels like to feel protected.
Maybe, it was because he promised you safety and no one has ever done it for you.
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You were escorted to an office, average-sized and lined with wooden filing cabinets. It was incredibly cluttered with books piled at every corner, folders and documents scattered across the mahogany desk. Theseus entrusted you with a rather enthusiastic bespectacled lady as you nursed a chilled cup of ginger beer in which she had offered you to help with the nausea. She had fiery hair that ended just above her shoulders and was of short stature. With crinkled eyes and a broad smile, she stuck out her hand to you, “Hello there, it is an honour to meet you,” the woman greeted you excitedly, “I’m Elizabeth Button, Theseus’ assistant. But everyone calls me Betty Button.” You eyed her curiously, but you accepted her hand in a handshake. She continued to oddly burst with excitement over your presence, “I’m so glad you are here although you aren’t supposed to be here in the first place. Oh, but I never met a muggle before!”
You blink, brows furrowing. “...a muggle?”
A pause and then, she laughed bashfully. “Oh, Merlin! I’m sorry, I forget you muggles don’t speak wizardry argot,” She sends a playful albeit gentle slap to your shoulder, “Muggles are what we call those lacking any sort of magical ability. So, darling, you’re a muggle and I’m a witch!”
Your brow twitched; it’s almost like a moment of epiphany. This was the first time since you were caught in the crossfire that someone finally explained something about this place to you. Though, you still had plenty of questions.
Taking a sip of the ginger beer, you queried Betty, “Where exactly am I?” with an unwavering smile, she explained, “Well, we’re in the Ministry of Magic. To be exact, we’re right under Whitehall,” she gestures to the ceiling with an outstretched index finger and you instinctively glance upwards. Then, Betty leaned closer to you, left hand curved and placed beside her mouth and spoke quietly. “Although I’m not supposed to be telling you that but you are after all not going to recall any of this in the end.” she sighs, leaning back in her chair opposite yours. “It really is a pity.”
Excuse me, not going to remember this? What is that supposed to mean?
Before you could question her further, the door opened revealing a distressed-looking Theseus. An older silver-haired man, trailed behind him, his demeanour was harsh with an air of authority. At that moment, you decided you didn’t like him. A brush to your shoulder, Betty flashed you a fleeting smile. She doesn’t look as thrilled anymore. “I best be off, then,” she mutters before feeling past the two men and out the door. The churning in your stomach returns and you suddenly begin to miss Betty’s company. The man spotted you and immediately, a crease between his brows appeared in anger. “What is she still doing here?” he spat, gesturing to you. You sank deeper into your seat.
“Travers, she is a witness. Muggle or not, she is the only target to have survived.”
A moment of silence passed, neither of them said anything. The vile man, named Travers, glanced at you momentarily before heaving a heavy sigh. “Fine,” he exhaled and made a beeline to the filing cabinet behind the desk, pulling out a folder from the drawer. “Prepare the quill. This starts right now.” Travers ordered with a pointed look to Theseus. With a flick of the wand, a quill appeared out of thin air, hovering over a blank sheet of paper just ahead of you. You couldn’t help but stare at it, eyes wide. No matter the number of strange events you have been witnessing for the past few hours, it still shocks you whenever you see something new and frankly impossible as far as you were concerned.
Theseus proceeded to take Betty’s spot beside you while Travers settled for the Chesterfield armchair on the other end of the desk, propping his elbows against the edge of it. The man stared at the two of you with narrowed eyes before his eyes flicker towards the file he had flipped open, scanning through its contents. You glanced at Theseus warily; he nods assuringly but that doesn’t do anything for the twisting sensation in your chest. No one has given you a proper explanation of the importance of you being in this strange place, surrounded by strange people and to be honest, you aren’t even certain if you would completely understand if one was ever offered to you. Hence, you sat meekly and took your last sip of the ginger beer, hoping that it will somewhat calm your nerves. The longing for home overwhelmed you, yet you realised you had nowhere to go after all. Home was long gone and now you were trapped between worlds, both of which you never have and never will truly comprehend.
Whatever may come, you had no care for it but the man named Theseus offered you a glimpse of what it feels like to have hope once more. Consequently, you bargain all your faith in him the very moment he stepped into your life in a time of distress. You trust him like you have known him forever and you know, the feelings are mutual. You’re still yet to see if your gut has been correct after all.
The questions began, direct ones and shot at you like quickfire but you do not hesitate. Though, you couldn’t help but stare at the enchanted quill, writing on its own by the corner of the desk. You disclosed your full name, age and occupation. As for your current home address, you tell Travers you don’t have one. Although you couldn’t help but stare at the enchanted quill, writing on its own by the corner of the desk.
As for Theseus, it was the first time since he met you that he finally knew your name and that you worked at the gloves factory downtown as a simple seamstress. You were recently laid off due to cutbacks caused by the recession. He began to recognise his luck in terms of career, home and family when in reality, it hasn’t been kind to everyone, including you. The dark circles below your dull eyes were a lot more prominent in light of this office—when he knew the troubles you were facing. You hid them well, but eyes, they tell everything.
It was only when Travers laid out a few photographs, portraits of women and men, in front of you that things started to take a turn. Each of them were pictures of the suspected and confirmed members of the Restoration Movement. “Do you recognise any of them?” the man queried and the room grew quiet as you scanned each of their faces. They didn’t look ordinary, demeanours were filled with fury and full of grudge. Enough to kill someone. Then, as you set your eyes on the last photograph to your right, your brows immediately drew together, mouth agape. You blink up to meet their gazes with eyes glinted with confusion. With a finger pointed towards the picture of a young man, you breathed. “That's my brother.”
The air in the room shifted as soon as those words escaped your lips. Theseus does a double-take while Travers only blinked at you, both in the midst of wrapping their heads around what you had just told them. “That's your...brother?” Theseus gestured to the photograph and observed you with slightly wide eyes, almost in disbelief. You merely nodded, eyes fleeting between the two with worry. “Yes, I’m sure. He looks a little older in this but that’s impossible,” you exhaled a brief laugh, still confused. “Because he’s not alive. He died in the war.”
The two wizards shared a look momentarily. Not only because Theseus proved that he was accurate about your suspected involvement with the Restoration Movement but you were simply deeply involved in it and frankly, there was more to it than meets the eye. Travers only heaved a relatively profound sigh, closed the folder within his grasp and raised his hands to rub his eyes. With a wave of his hand, he spoke to Theseus, “Take her to the Obliviator Headquarters.”
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Character + S/O Songs
Harry Potter
Landslide - Oh Wonder
Melt With You - Modern English
S/C/A/R/E/C/R/O/W - My Chemical Romance
Ron Weasley
All The Small Things - Blink-182
Fell In Love With A Girl - The White Stripes
Five Minutes to Midnight - Boys Like Girls
Hermione Granger
Collar Full - Panic! At The Disco
Hope Less Romanitics - Makeout Monday
Turn - The Wombats
Draco Malfoy
Bleeding Love - Leona Lewis
Ghengis Khan - Miike Snow
my boy - Billie Eilish
Fred Weasley
Afterglow - TKay Maidza
From Nowhere - Dan Croll
Neon Moon - Cigarettes After Sex
George Wealsey
Buttercup - Jack Stauber
Daydreaming - Paramore
Everybody Talks - Neon Trees
Neville Longbottom
Anywhere But Here - Mayday Parade
Give Me A Try - The Wombats
Skinny Love - Bon Ivre
Luna Lovegood
BLUE - Troye Sivan
Love At First Sight - The Brobecks
Slow Jamz - Max Frost
Newton Scamander
Mad About the Boy - Helen Forrest
The Wanderer - Dion
Sh-Boom - The Chords
Tina Goldstein
In the Still of the Night - Dion & The Belmonts
Mack the Knife - Bobby Darin
Over the Rainbow - Judy Garland
Queenie Goldstein
Cheek to Cheek - Fred Astaire
Dream Lover - Dion
Fly Me to the Moon - Frank Sinatra
Jacob Kowalski
Ain't That a Kick In the Head - Frank Sinatra
Everyday - Buddy Holly
Hey, Good Lookin' - Hank Williams
Credence Barebone
Anyone Who Knows What Love Is (Will Understand) - Irma Thomas
Making Believe - The Ink Spots, Ella Fitzgerald
Put Your Head On My Shoulder - Paul Anka
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