#canon(?

[bookstackxyz]

Check out books by order

Wanna see home, look at the sky.

[aislep]

[akichiart]

Just two very good friends

[malioli]

Morning tidying up

[cynicalclassicist]

So many options here! So many options...

i'm not "undiagnosed" i'm largely headcanoned as neurodivergent but with no confirmation in canon. i hear a showrunner said something at a panel last year but it hasnt been leaked on youtube yet.

[xx-knife-xx]

I think what makes Batfam fanon different from other fandoms I've been in (and more annoying) is that canon itself is a game of telephone. No one is going to read every single comic ever, as much as someone may want to, and not everyone wants to.

Therefore lot of people learn canon through others talking about it, so when people start to talk about fanon, they assume (some of) it is also canon.

The fix to this is literally the fix to any other type of misinformation¹. Ask for sources. Ask if things are canon. Read more of the source material. Remember primary sources (comics), secondary sources (people talking directly about a comic they read), and tertiary sources (people talking about a secondary source OR things with no source)

Ofc I know very few are gonna put in the effort for just a fandom. I just like reading and research and information and the study of misinformation and-

1: keep in mind I said misinformation there, not disinformation. I'm not accusing anyone of purposely trying to write off fanon as canon. I'm just accusing people of not asking questions.

[tamoscringecorner]

Canonically what was going through Bill's mind as they met:

[lory78blog]

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Crocus

Aereo

Bombo

Corvo

Primule

[fruitpunchdoll]

[wlhxasw]

it's Randy!!

[picsfromsiberiangirl]

We're trapped.

[hedwigette]

Exactly! Harry doesn't care nor does he want to be a hero. He just wants to help where he can because he can't trust anybody to do it at his place.

He's a hero yes, he's viewed as a hero yes, but inside he just wants to help. That's it.

Harry’s problem with authority and his “saving people thing”

Harry has a problem with authority in general. He grew up being ordered around by the Dursleys, and does not appreciate it when people try to exert authority over him, even when they do so with good intentions. He’s touched by Mrs. Weasley saying he’s as good as a son, but impatient with her mollycoddling because he’s not used to the idea of being shielded from information for his own good. He cares for Hermione, but ignores her or lashes out when she nags him.

He’s much more willing to openly contradict authority figures. Snape, Umbridge, Scrimgeour, Dumbledore, and even Lupin in DH. He’s polite, but he does not take it for granted that authority figures deserve respect because they’re authority figures.

He does have adults in his life that care deeply for him, but the problem is that Harry already knows that adults don’t have all of the answers.

And his attitude toward authority is closely related to his “saving people thing.”

Harry learned from a young age that adults could not or would not solve his problems for him. He learned that if he needed help or someone else needed help, he was going to have to do it himself.

So he learned to solve his own problems. And if someone is in danger, he can’t just blindly trust that adults will handle the situation. He doesn’t have that implicit knee-jerk “adults will solve this problem for us” reaction. This is perfectly illustrated when he pulls Gabrielle from the lake in GoF. Ron and Hermione are exasperated with him for not realizing that of course Dumbledore wouldn’t actually let them drown. Harry attributes this to the general creepiness of the lake, but I think it’s deeper than that. It simply doesn’t occur to him that of course the headmaster of the school wouldn’t put an 8-year-old girl at risk for a school event like that.

When you’re little and you think there’s a monster under your bed, you usually run to your parents. Because you see them as infallible human beings and trust implicitly that they’re capable of handling whatever horrible creature is under your bed.

Harry never had that. He had to handle his own monsters. And Voldemort is no different.

[shyjusticewarrior]

✨️ canon interaction ✨️

Dario: You can't see Selina.

Jason: You a doorman now, Dario?

Dario: Nah, bro. I'm like a warm day on a nude beach, keeping the dicks out.

[kaan1987sile]

Canon90d 18-135mm

[mitnnvy]

BUAAAHHH, my babies