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if you didn’t read this in his voice you’re lying

If this has been done before I apologise

y’all thomas brodie sangster is going to turn 31 in like a month or something and like wtf

just imagining bi harry in third year, on the hogwarts express admiring everyone because goddamn they’re all so hot now but then he sees draco malfoy and his brain s t o p s f u n c t i o n i n g

I CAN’T STOP THINKING ABOUT THIS

ok so trans!neville and he is so scared to come out to his friends because all his life he’s been told by his gran that he’s a sweet little girl

so he doesn’t tell anyone until one day he meets remus lupin, his third year dada teacher.

late as usual neville rushes into the room, an apology on the tip of his tongue, when professor lupin goes “hi! if you don’t mind me asking, what are your pronouns? oh and a name would be helpful as well”

he is so shocked he can barely respond.

“that’s ok, maybe we can talk privately, after class. is that alright?” neville just nods and slips into his seat

at the end of the lesson remus beckons him over. “so, i never got your name”

“yes professor, um i just- i,” he really hadn’t thought enough about how to word this “i haven’t told anyone this but, i think i might be transgender” neville looks down in shame, tears brimming at the corners of his eyes

“oh, that’s ok! that must have been hard for you to tell me, i’m very proud of you. so, what pronouns would you prefer me to use?”

he’s shocked for a moment as he looks up into his professors kind, gentle eyes, before taking a deep shaky breath and saying, “he/him. yes i prefer he/him” confirming it more to himself than anyone else

this was his first time saying it out loud before. it felt so good. he felt on top of the fucking world.

“that’s great! unfortunately, i’m still short of your name”

“oh, yes, sorry professor. neville. i’m neville longbottom.”

“well it was nice to meet you neville. now, i believe you have a few people you might want to speak to” remus points behind him to the door where his friends are standing wide eyed.

“i’m sorry. i understand if you don’t want to be my friends anymore but, i don’t feel like a girl, i never have”

“neville why would think that! of course we want to be friends with you.”

“neville?”

“yeah, of course.”

and then he realises he has some amazing friends and a pretty amazing defense against the dark arts teacher too.

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this.

Ahhhhhh I’m sorry i forgot to post this here! sorryyyyyy!

f u c k i n g percy weasley supremacy

shoutout to the percy weasley stans. i know you’re out there and i appreciate you

THIS

I think there is a scene in Goblet of Fire that people don’t talk about enough. It’s the one where Draco gets turned into a ferret. Everyone knows how it goes. Moody gets mad at Draco for “attacking” Harry while his back was turned, and turns Draco into a ferret. But people don’t talk about the fact that it all started because Draco and Harry got in an argument, like they always do and the latter ended up insulting Cissy. After that, Draco gets mad and draws his wand while Harry begins to walk away.  But here is the part that doesn’t make sense to me: 

Draco didn’t actually hit Harry with his spell.

Harry describes it by saying that he felt something graze his cheek, causing most people to think: Oh well, Draco missed, so what? 

But something about that felt off, so I started to wonder.

We know that Draco is at the top of the class, right bellow Hermione, and has been raised with magic all his life. Because of these two things, we can safely assume that he is good with spells, and has a good aim. Definitely good enough aim to successfully hit someone standing literally right in front of him. So why did his spell miss Harry?

The conclusion that I came to was that he didn’t miss at all.

And honestly, I think it’s the most reasonable one, if you look at the facts. But with this conclusion also comes the question of why Draco would miss. I am a hardcore Drarry shipper, but I made sure not to be biased while I was looking for a possible motive behind this (something I don’t usually do). The thing is, I couldn’t think of one (1) heterosexual explanation. Not one. 

I mean, if you have the “straight” POV then this is what you’re working with:

Draco is extremely loyal to his family, and he doesn’t like it when someone insults his parents.

Harry is his enemy and Draco hates him or so he says, therefore he shouldn’t have any reason to hold back.

Draco had the perfect opportunity to get back at Harry for what he said about his mom.

AND YET FOR SOME PERFECTLY UNDERSTANDABLE AND TOTALLY REAL REASON, HE DIDN’T.

Versus the “Drarry” POV:

Draco has secretly liked Harry since they first met at Madam Malkin’s

At the beginning, he hated himself for it, but after some time and lots of support from Pansy he slowly came to accept it.

Narcissa had been the only person to support him when he came out to his family, so he had grown closer to her over the past few years.

When Harry has the nerve to insult Cissy based on things he doesn’t even know, Draco becomes furious. 

As Harry begins to walk away, Draco draws his wand, ready to shoot a spell at him, but he stops short.

No matter how hard he tries, he can’t shut up the voice telling him that he should put the wand away, that he cares too much.

He realizes he can’t hurt Harry.

But he also can’t let Cissy be insulted like that.

So he does the next best thing.

He purposefully aims away from Harry, and makes sure the spell won’t actually hurt him, leaving it be just a threat. An empty threat, but Harry doesn’t know that.

And the rest is history.

If anyone can give me a hetero explanation for this, I would be more than interested to hear it. (Sorry if this is confusing)

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Harry James Potter is canonically a socially awkward "peace sign as a defence mechanism" bisexual