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“All the world will be your enemy, Prince with a Thousand Enemies, and whenever they catch you, they will kill you.

But first they must catch you—"

Hermione: I wish Ron liked me back

Ron: I wish Hermione liked me back

Lavender: I wish Ron liked me back

Ginny: I wish Harry liked me back

Dean: I wish Ginny liked me back

Seamus: I wish dean liked me back

Harry: I wish Ginny liked me back

Draco: The only way to save myself and my family is to kill Dumbledore which will end the rest of the entire wizarding world, Snape and Harry won’t get off my back, and i have no idea how to fix the magic cabinet but if i fail GrayBack will kill me and my mother

Final sketch of tonight's stream.

It's our favourite greasy old bat's birthday!! 🥰🎉 Wish him a happy birthday everyone, he will hate us all (he's so grumpy I love him so much)

The war could not have been won without him; Harry could not have survived without him. He gave every part of himself to that fight, and what remained of him was only his bitterness. But, outside of Albus, who wanted him? Who cared?

Even Albus, his staunchest defender, bound him in chains of another kind. His trust demanded obedience, his loyalty demanded sacrifice. The price of Albus’s faith was nothing less than Severus’s life, given piece by piece until he had nothing left to call his own.

And still, he gave. He gave when there was nothing left of him to give. That is the duality so many overlook: that he is both ruin and resilience, cruelty and compassion, a man destroyed and yet a man who still chose to try and make amends.

What always drew me to Severus was the accuracy in which his trauma-influenced behaviour is portrayed.

He's not one of those characters that just goes from being "bad" to "good" (James, for example; though between the lines he is actually constantly read as not being the best person in the world - simply his public image that portrays any sort of "good" ... but that's all for another day).

He grew up in a dysfunctional environment, he had dysfunctional friends (Lily included - because she is far from innocent in regards to pain that has been inflicted unto him), he had a dysfuntional family, dysfunctional teachers; the list goes on.

He did his absolute best to survive with the hand he was given, and sometimes it was good, other times it wasn't.

In the Forest of Dean.

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Yes, because "fair" is taking 150 points for simply being in the castle after curfew.