All HP Ships Are T4T

Ron: I broke the statute of secrecy and almost got my father fired just so I could get Harry out of a bad situation.

Sirius: That’ll be hard to top. Hermione?

me:

me: um

me:

Me after reading the 'snape's worst memory' chapter: oh ok. that tracks.

James Potter, the perfect auror, the perfect spy for the Dark lord. He killed a healer once when they found the Dark mark.

Sirius 'I'm not my family' Black, protector of Regulus, the one always coming home covered in blood. He kills as Padfoot nearly as often as with a wand simply for enjoyment.

Peter Pettigrew, the unassuming spy master. Attaining high of bureaucratic position in the ministry. They never find he's the leak.

It's not really about following rules, but authority that she respects. When Hermione respects someone's authority, like Dumbledore, she'd follow them and their rules to the latter. When she doesn't, she'll allow Umbridge to be dragged away by the centaurs.

Me? Books and cleverness. There are more important things: friendship and bravery.

And a no less punk, transmasc Sirius to match! He/they

I mean, until the battle at the end of Book 7, the climactic points of Harry's adventures have tended to happen either in areas of the school where students aren't supposed to have access or outside of Hogwarts altogether. And in general the only students directly involved were Harry and his little clique.

So like, for the average Hogwarts student, it's more like… you still get a basically normal school experience (albeit with the odd spate of petrifications or megalomaniac Defence teacher to worry about), but also there are these three kids in your class who are just super weird.

Like, one of them is kind of famous, and you'd assume he'd be popular because of that, but he pretty much exclusively hangs out with the class braniac and that one kid with all the brothers, and doesn't really have any other friends. The three of them are practically joined at the hip, and spend most of their time sitting together having whispered conversations that stop the moment anyone else passes by, and then resume only after they've walked out of earshot. You're pretty sure you overheard the word "death-eater" once or twice.

Then during the end of term assembly, when the headmaster is covering all the last notices like who won the Quidditch Cup, and how the frog choir got on at regionals, he suddenly stands up and says "and let's have a big round of applause for Harry, Ron and Hermione, from the First Year, who last week defeated the reanimated soul of wizard-Hitler after he possessed a staff member!"

And you're all just sort of clapping along like whatthefuckwhatthefuckwhatthefuck and then they win the House Cup and you all go home, and literally nobody ever mentions this incident, or the apparent return of wizard-Hitler, or the fact that he can possess people now, ever again.

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