I don't fucking know

hello to you too wonderfun nonnie !! alright, not surprisingly, i have gotten this question quite a few times. no, gregory goyle isn’t much around the fandom and i personally have not seen a whole lot of development for him in fanfics and the fandom - at least, not to the extent of other characters. which is fair, even though he is portrayed as a close friend of draco malfoy he doesn’t get a lot of screen time, focus, or character development. so why do i love this obscure character (who, from what we know about him isn’t all that attractive) so much? 

because of the potential. some people may agree with me and some people will not - that’s fine. everyone has their own opinion. but i personally like to believe that a lot of the hardcore pro-pureblood anti-mudblood students are that way because of the teachings and firm beliefs of their parents - they were forced to have their parents beliefs and never had the opportunity to form their own. they never had an opportunity to make their own choices, they were dragged right into their parents’ circle. so when finally faced with the reality and severity of it, and away from their parents and in the real world or in school surrounded by people with other beliefs, they have the chance to test out new waters and form their own beliefs. 

now, onto gregory goyle. gregory goyle is often overlooked for a few well-known reasons: hes not super important to plot most of the time, he’s in draco malfoy’s shadow, he’s not attractive, he’s not bright, he really doesn’t have much beef with harry. i’m not really denying any of that. i just have this headcanon that he nearly gets kicked out of hogwarts for his poor grades and has to get someone to tutor him. on top of everything canon going on, behind the scenes he is getting tutored (by someone who is not pureblood or a pureblood who doesn’t follow the strict “pro pureblood” beliefs). he finds a passion for potions (all it requires is creating something - with his hands, judging the look and smell of the potion, and when he takes it out of an academic sense and into a practical sense he gets good at it). he learned to put school course facts into ways that he understands and can remember (history of magical wars phrased as if it were quidditch; which “team” won, which “tactic and maneuvers” did they use, their “colors” are their beliefs, their “team” is their name/country/identifying factor). 

when separated from “stronger opinionated and passionate purebloods” such as malfoy’s early school year voiced opinions, he slowly starts to get out. he is by no means a genius and by no means a kindly saint, but he begins to form his own opinions and develop intelligence. also, he does make it on the quidditch team as beater (totally my position as well) and does show that he has the ability to care for someone with how he treats malfoy. it’s not quite a “gentle giant” belief, since gregory does have a mean streak to him and a need for control (as seen when he is amazing with the unforgivable curses), but there is the capacity for kindness and the ability, though needing to be developed, to look past someone’s exterior (or blood) and see what’s underneath. also a talent for the things that require practical application, less book knowledge. also, i think that if someone (a possible romantic person) were to take the time to focus on him - not for being friends with draco and not for the family he comes from but just in the effort to get to know him better -, someone who is willing to put up with the barbs he bares on the outside to see what is beneath, then there would be something unexpected that could care deeply under there. maybe i’m just a romantic.

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also.. 

Laziness=You don't want to do a task, so you choose not to, and you're fine with that. You either dont care if it gets done or you figure someone else will do it.

Procrastination=You want to do the task, but you put it off because it seems difficult/boring/time consuming.

Executive dysfunction=You want to do the task, and intend to at that very moment. There is no significant reason not to, but you can't because your brain is having difficulty transitioning between activities.

The key difference, he points out, is that if you experience guilt or shame from not doing it, then it's NOT laziness, because those feelings indicate, on some level, a desire to complete the task.

We don’t see him and Sam together, but the glimpse we get of Sam is a little kid playing with a toy plane out the Impala’s window. In “After Schools Special” Dean is portrayed as a towering badass love ‘em & leave 'em sex god

And Sam is a realistic highschool freshman.

Dropping to your knees comment

Dinner not being ready comment

Flat chested comment

‘Young and beautiful piece of ass’ comment

‘You never get to the face’ comment

Telling friends to be “rougher” with their wives

Blatantly saying women should be treated like shit 

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