#percy weasley deserves better

[bonniesfamiliar]

Why do people hate Percy Weasley??? Like can someone give me a genuine reason He didn't do anything wrong, unlike a lot of characters in the HP Universe.

*cough* Umbitch* cough*

[spaceorbitpurple]

Rant: I hate it when people use percy as an example of "not all gryffindors are brave and good" like excuse me😂💀not believing in dumbledore doesn't make you a coward or a bad person just saying.

真的很想吐槽有时候哈利波特这本书写的蛮二极管🙊

作者也不是什么好东西呕（

[percydarling]

Something that will never fail to piss me off is the fact that ppl can find it in themselves to forgive the most horrible, awful , cruel characters from HP

AND NEVER FORGIVE OR UNDERSTAND PERCY??? LIKE HELLLLO?? HE WASN'T A DEATHEATER OR AN ABUSER?? HOW DARE YOU PUT HIM IN THE SAME CATEGORY AS UMBRIDGE???

[aceofsages]

in my percy weasley era

[neowriterperciver]

Alive (Perciver fanfic)

Percy Weasley had never been one for frivolous pursuits. As a prefect and later a Ministry employee, he had always been focused on his duties and responsibilities. But when Oliver Wood came into his life, everything changed.

Oliver was unlike anyone Percy had ever met before. He was boisterous and passionate, with a fierce love for Quidditch that matched Percy's own love for order and structure. And as they spent more time together, Percy found himself drawn to Oliver's infectious energy.

It started with a shared interest in Quidditch strategy. They would spend hours poring over game tapes, analyzing each play and discussing how they could improve. But soon their conversations turned to other topics - their families, their hopes and dreams, and even their favorite foods.

One night, as they were walking back to the Gryffindor common room after a long day of studying, Oliver turned to Percy and said, "You know, I've been thinking about something."

"What's that?" Percy asked, his heart racing with anticipation.

"I think we should go on a date," Oliver said, grinning.

Percy was taken aback at first - he had never considered a romantic relationship with Oliver before. But then he realized that he had been feeling something for Oliver for a long time - a warmth and affection that he couldn't ignore.

So they went on their first date, walking through the streets of Hogsmeade, holding hands and laughing. It was like a weight had been lifted off Percy's shoulders - for the first time in his life, he didn't feel like he had to be the responsible one all the time.

As their relationship blossomed, Percy and Oliver faced their share of challenges. There were disapproving glances from their colleagues and awkward conversations with their families. But they didn't let those obstacles get in the way of their love.

And when the war came, Percy and Oliver fought side by side, their love for each other giving them strength in the face of darkness. They emerged from the battle battered and bruised, but still together, holding each other close.

In the end, Percy realized that Oliver had taught him something important - that life was about more than just duty and responsibility. It was about love and connection, about finding someone who made you feel alive. And he knew that he had found that with Oliver.

[thevoidisscreamingbackatyou]

this is percy weasley propaganda

please go read some fics of my boi

he deserves better than what he got :(

btw dobby wrote the books. j*r? whos that idk

[bisexual-biohazard5]

Rip Percy Weasley (Not dead just misunderstood), you would've loved therapy and an autism diagnosis.

Wdym Percy Weasley isn't autistic

[winn-wynn]

Trick or Treat!

Hello! Hi !!! :)

Here’s another angsty lil thing I have

Oliver looks radient in the moonlight, riding his broomstick and being in his element of flight, nothing holding him back while he’s in the air.

Percy looked up at him, then down at where he stood off field. Percy made a decision right then and there. He wouldn’t be the one who chained him down, and held him back. He wouldn’t be the one to anchor him down and clip his wings.

Oliver deserves to fly, and be free. Not bounded to Percy.

What could a flightless man like Percy do help him soar and reach new heights when he was too afraid to make the leap?

[fanfic-lover-girl]

General HP fandom: Fred's death was so sad. His death was pointless and Percy should have died instead! Look at how George is suffering! No one liked Percy anyway!

Me: It's a pity JKR didn't kill George too while she was at it.

[spaceorbitpurple]

Oh i remembered. I sometimes see people talking about how percy would be the worst weasley father ever like??? 💀How?? 💀 If you're talking about achievements then realistically, its not that bad for me like im not sorry😞does percy seem like the person that would make fun of or reprimand someone for not doing well in their studies? Reprimand? Sure, its true that parents would act more differently to their own children, but people also talk about how he'd be neglectful is just😨are you serious he literally was a mother hen to his younger siblings

[fanfic-lover-girl]

I am with you 1000%!!! I will never stop posting about how vile JKR's precious Gryffindors are!

Each day I am more convinced that this lady is a hack writer who got lucky. Rowling is so concerned about Draco fangirls yet she has no similar warnings for Marauder fans, Dumbledore fans, Hagrid fans etc. Everything Slytherin is demonized for, the so-called light side does the exact same thing but is hardly ever called out.

As a muggle, I honestly prefer the Malfoys' overt bigotry over the Weasleys' casual bigotry. At least the Malfoys keep to their world and their own kind (except when Lucy is Voldy's lapdog). Vernon and Draco's sentiments are the exact same: muggles and wizards should not mix. Everyone is happy in their own corner. Unlike the Weasleys who treat muggles like exotic zoo animals at best (the Grangers) and lesser beings not worthy of respect at worst (the Dursleys are always called "the muggles" and the Weasley clan wrecked their living room). Not just the Weasleys, but everyone on the light side has obvious contempt for muggles. Does Harry even describe the Grangers' appearance? Tonks has a muggleborne dad and she thought all muggles were the same! How am I supposed to think about this naive statement??

We are shown multiple cases of muggle abuse (eg Fred leaving the tongue toffee for Dudley and Hagrid attacking Dudley) but I am supposed to feel bad for Hermione when Draco calls her mudblood? How does this hurt her in any meaningful way? Cry me a river.

I swear the entire Slytherin house could drop dead, and the golden trio would probably laugh about it. The twins certainly would. We don't even see a scene where the twins give a crap about poor Montague almost dying. I saw a Tumblr user defend the twins by saying they did not intend to kill him. Ok, but when were they planning on retrieving him after shoving him in?? They just left him there. Screw the twins. Both of them should have freaking died.

The dehumanization of Slytherins in these books is so disgusting. Harry, our hero, has literally fantasised about torturing/killing Draco and Snape - the dude hates a rich kid (whose bark is worse than his bite) and his mean teacher (who dislikes him because of his scumbag dad) more than the literal villain who murdered his freaking parents!!! The hell! Harry is a total freak and is seriously disturbed.

I don't understand why people prefer the twins over Percy. Because they are funny? The sadistic and mean kind of funny. Percy has shown multiple times that he is a good, loving brother to Ginny and Ron. Unlike Bill and Charlie, he did not escape the country and stayed close to his family. He is always worried about his younger siblings' welfare and Percy has no shame in expressing pride over Ron. The twins made his life hell for no good reason. It's ok for them to have the ambition to be business owners but it's a crime for Percy to want a better life as well? Percy deserves a family who actually loves him because the Weasleys absolutely suck.

I literally hate most of these characters. Last I checked, Draco and other Slytherins were not the ones committing attempted murder (Montague) and assault (Draco, Greg, Vince) over freaking house points!

Friendly reminder that Fred and George literally tried to murder another student for trying to take House points from them

Like I know we apparently don't give a damn about NPCs in Harry Potter, but it's insane to me how no one acknowledges how fucking vile the Weasley twins were

(unrelated but it's also very funny how self-righteous Fred and George acted over Percy being a "git" and how they were convinced of their own moral superiority because they were on the good side, when I'm convinced Percy would never have done something so horrible)

Same goes for Harry and Ron mind you. The level of apathy and cruelty they demonstrate is CRAZY like they legit do not give a fuck. And yeah, I wasn't much better than them as a teenager when it came to people I didn't like, but surely that is something that should be addressed by the narrative?? By anyone? Hermione gets like 0,5 brownie point for suggesting that maybe they should tell someone (YES??) but considering she does jackshit about it that doesn't exactly endear her to me

Despite how many times Slytherin is said to be the evil house while Rowling glorifies the Gryffindor House (and she absolutely does, there are many examples in the books), the murder attempts between the two houses have been pretty one-sided (Fred&George to Montague and Sirius to Snape, not to mention the Weasley twins and Sirius were both 100% unapologetic). Well, Crabbe did try to kill the trio in HP7 , though 1) it was in the context of the war, they weren't exactly students anymore, and 2) the event is treated with the appropriate amount of horror for the situation

I think it's really fucked up that no one seems to find it a problem or even remember it but hey that's just me!

[percydarling]

do you ever think about how percy and scabbers were in a room together for 9 years? How Percy might have bathed with Scabbers nearby? How Percy might have slept next to Scabber? Do you ever think..

[moonlightdancer26]

Just read in your bio that you're a Percy Weasley fan. I like him too. I'm just not super familiar with him as a character. I'd love to hear what you have to say about him though if you'd be willing to share :)

woo finally someone who reads bios, I feel like people should do that more 😭

and yes I am!! He and Ronniekins are my fave Weasleys and I think they’re just so fricking hated on for no reason. They really deserve more love.

Anyway, I’m too lazy to explain in detail, so just look through posts where I had enough energy to rant about Perce. I think this ask (broo I can’t believe I answered that ask 3 years ago, it feels like just yesterday 😭) I answered is a sufficient enough answer for why I like him.

[neowriterperciver]

Summerlove (Perciver MiniVideo)

Song: Summertime by Bridgit Mendler

I listen to this song and reminds me of them.

Percy: Thanks for being my summerlove

Oliver: I wanna be your forever love

[severus-snape-apreciation-blog]

Oh 100%!

As someone whose the kid of the least liked sibling who did something bad but was misunderstood and treated poorly. It’s not to obvious to us as kids but it definitely is unsettling when we grow up and realize. It’s heartbreaking knowing what our parents go through

And also seeing how differently we are treated. Knowing that our cousins will always get more then us. I bet Molly and Lucy realize it when they are in hogwarts and sees the care packages Grandma Molly send.

Grandma Molly had 100% used these in CANNON to punish people before. I’m referencing the Easter eggs in book 4

It probably confuses them for years why their uncles and Aunty are snippy with them. Their actions judged harsher despite them being kinder then everyone.

Which I fully Headcannon that Lucy and Molly are the kinder ones but their lack of wanting to prank others or make fun of them like everyone else does is a mark in their relatives eyes.

I can see Ron and Ginny maybe Bill telling their kids not to fully trust them. That they could turn on them. And sure it’s worry for their children but also shows they still don’t understand the nuances of why Percy left.

I can also see them not being invited over as much. And when they eventually realize not wanting to go over when they are and because they aren’t over often the uncles and aunts get into their kids heads that it’s probably because “Molly and Lucy think they are to good to come visit” that they are to snobby and just. Digs that crevice between them and the others wider. It hurts worse cause I can see them being somewhat close to Rose and Hugo.

Percy eventually having to explain why they don’t like him as much. And at first he’s expecting his girls to be mad at him but

Instead they hug him and ask if the real reason he left was because he was sad with how they treated him. He didn’t answer but hugged them while trying not to cry.

They are a lot closer to their other parents family. I can see Oliver and Audrey not having big family’s. Either no siblings or one. But in the world of Married Audrey divorced then Oliver it’s like boom. Two extra sets of Grandparents who adore them.

I picture Oliver’s parents like a Magical Mum who passed when he was little and a Muggle Professor of something like physics. I have a huge backstory for him.

For Audrey her family are the picture perfect. Of two parents. She has a sister in America working to be a artist. She’s Bansky 😉

Her Parents and Oliver’s dad all love the girls. I picture the divorce being when they were 5-6 and Percy coming out as gay after and Audrey and him being good co parents and she helped him realize that while he loves her it isn’t like that and he’s unknowingly forcing himself to marry a girl who he thought his parents would approve of.

A year later someone invites Oliver to a Weasley dinner and they are pissed Oliver would rather hang with Percy. Except Charlie he’s like “why are you shocked? They were joined at the hip in school”

They go to catch up. One leads to many more till eventually Oliver confesses he’s always liked him. Percy confesses back that he does to. They get together and they hide it for a long time. Which also means the girls don’t visit as much to their Grandparents.

Eventually they do tell them and someone jokes that Percy must have slipped him something. Oliver’s not welcome back for awhile after punching Ron. He’s okay with that. Molly keeps going on of how the girls need a mom as Percy is their primary care giver. Audrey is still around but she’s busy with a new job. And the rest are slightly prejudiced. Not in a obviously homophobic way. But if you are gay you do notice some people treating you differently

They get married in 2014. The soonest they could have. It’s a elopement with the girls and Oliver’s Dad and Audrey as witnesses. Molly said it wasn’t a good idea then got pissed that she wasn’t allowed to throw a hug wedding despite her saying they didn’t need to get wedding (Picture Jay Pritchett from Modern family but not as kind of a ending)

They do concede to her throwing a reception. She forces everyone to show up and it’s a slightly awkward affair but Percy appreciates the effort

As adults they visit occasionally but have accepted their position in the family. They love their Grandpa from Oliver and Grandparents from Audrey. Especially since they are the only grandkids. I can see a party being thrown for the girls either for Mollys 18 or something of Lucy’s and the Wesley’s being shocked at how loved these two are.

I can also imagine Lucy and Molly talking and deciding they are okay with not being loved as much as their cousins by people who hurt their dad.

So sorry for rambling on your post, I awoke 45 minutes ago and this was the first thing I saw and it spoke to me

i don't think the hp next gen fandom talks enough about how percy's kids would be treated differently just because they're his.

like, the kids don't know why. neither do their cousins. they're just used to weird looks from their aunt and uncles and grandparents. they're used to fewer photos of their father and more jokes thrown in his direction. they're used to traits they share with percy being seen as a negative.

and maybe it's subtle. maybe their presents at christmas and birthdays aren't as personalized as the presents their cousins get, and maybe they don't notice at first because their parents always try to give them presents they'll definitely love. maybe at family get-togethers, every cousin has one of their favorite sweets made but percy's kids were never asked. but they don't notice this, either, because percy makes a big deal of them baking their favorites together when they get home.

no matter the way you look at it, with percy and audrey or percy and oliver, with percy in gryffindor or slytherin, his kids would've been treated differently by their family.

[shivstar]

Who will you pair Sirius with:-

TW - People who are grossed out by age gap can kindly scroll down.