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Careful with your tone, James. Harry isn’t saying things out of spite. If it gets out of hand, the family will be torn. And that’s how he wins

Ouch, hurts!

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" Sibling vibe " vs True sibling vibe. Sorry not sorry.

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https://hermiome.tumblr.com/post/624581338385743872/euphemiapotter-the-first-wizarding-war-the

I love them❤

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https://pin.it/Aw5blkEHs

Aka, Lily in particular, is magical to him;)

😎

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“How come she married him?” Harry asked miserably. “She hated him!”

“Nah, she didn’t,” Sirius said.

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

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— sophie skelton & emma watson & daniel radcliffe

requested by @anonymous7829 ; increase the level of difficulty, but i hope you enjoy it ! ♡

( credit : arkhan )

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No James wasn’t the devil and snape wasn’t his innocent victim.

Lately I’ve seen Snape Stans insisting that snape only became a death eater because of James or Sirius or his father or anyone else they want to blame, and that snape was innocent before hogwarts and innocent in all of his choices. It’s clear in the books that this is not the case. In the flashback scenes which take place before hogwarts, snape intentionally attacks a muggle with magic and makes it clear to lily that he sees her as an exception to blood purity and other muggleborns because she’s different. When lily asks him if her blood status matters he hesitates before saying it doesn’t matter, this is because it does matter to him but he thinks that she is special enough anyway. Not to mention that snape began using slurs against muggleborns before saying it to lily in fifth year, which she reveals she knew about when he tried to apologise for it.

Snape also already knew more dark magic than most adults as an incoming first year, which is listed as one of the reasons that snape was so hated by James, as Sirius and Remus say that James was always against dark magic and blood purity. Snape was using dark magic as a student early on, lily mentions he and his friends using dark magic - even against another student which snape says was just a “joke”.

I cannot find it reasonable to hate James for hating snape when snape was using dark magic and slurs on other students and clearly well on the way to being a death eater even in the early years. James learnt he took things too far as he grew up and began to avoid snape not wanting to provoke a fight, and snape would seek him out to attack him causing James to defend himself (ootp). This is not the actions of an innocent boy and his devilish bully this is a rivalry with the tensions of the war looming over them.

Also, the idea that snape was abused by his muggle father, and therefore it’s somehow okay that he became a death eater, is essentially a headcanon and a weird one. The only mention of his parents in the books is that they argue with each other and that his father is a generally miserable person- but not abusive. The idea of snape being whipped by his father came from a website, not the books or the movies or even written by jkr herself - it is therefore not canon. It is also so weird for people to try and justify snape becoming the equivalent of a Nazi because his father abused him and he happened to be a muggle, when snape grew up in a muggle neighbourhood and would have had many other experiences with muggles that were not abusive. It’s just nonsense.

Furthermore, trying to justify snape being a death eater by saying he had no other choice because he was a slytherin is again nonsense. Not every slytherin became a death eater and most people were not involved in the war based on the size of the order of the phoenix and the original named death eaters. Snape was not forced to be a death eater simply by proximity, he could have chosen to remain close to lily or other people who were not involved in the war- but he did not. He chose to be a death eater for the power and freedom to use dark magic, and because he was a blood purist as a younger man even if he grew out of it later in life.

Overall, it’s just not true to claim that the actions of James or anyone else are the reason snape “turned out” the way he did. The rivalry with James did not make snape turn out how he did because he was already like that before he even met James.

Snape is a very grey character, in my opinion more dark than light, and trying to justify his terrible behaviour by blaming everyone else takes away from the depth of his character and is also just not accurate to the canon.

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Kill Your Darlings (2013 film)

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My girl deserved better! 😭

This is the version I need

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I love this bird!

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People say I love you all the time. There are hundreds of ways of wording it - you just have to listen for it.

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~ ‘Deprived of love since the tragic demise of his parents, fourteen-year-old Harry Potter thought he had found solace in his steady girlfriend at Hogwarts, Muggle-born Hermione Granger’ ~

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Insp.

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[insp.]

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As they should

Just some pictures of harry and hermione in POA because I love them and I think that they are so close with each other in this movie.

(Ngl these two carried the film)

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reasons why Harmony looks exactly like a cute old married couple that we love

"This woman won't let me enjoy my meal in peace, will she?"

The sudden moments of affection

The reassurance words in difficult times

The cheesy but cute dance to cheer each other up after a bad day

The "go back to reality" conversations

"She's smarter than me, but she's always asking me questions like I'm supposed to know what I'm doing. To be honest, I have absolute no idea what I'm doing... Like, never."

The "Don't touch anything, bae. Let me handle it"

The "Here we go again" with the dinner party stories that you've heard a thousand times already

The "I'm here for you" moments

"Don't fight, bae. Let's go home, it's not worthy"

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Harry and Hermione after having only one wand between the two of them for so long, casually use each other's wand when back at school for eighth year. Being raised in the muggle world, they realize that this is a bit unusual, but don't think very much of it. To everyone raised in the magical world, this is the equivalent of sticking a neon sign in the ground that says "Mine, bitch."

@johnburtonlee