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Molly Weasley didn’t kill Bellatrix Lestrange until Bellatrix threatened Ginny. So Molly was fine with Bellatrix murdering and torturing everyone else just not her own daughter. Selfish.

Harry Potter was a violent, anti-social terrorist from childhood. Remember when, at thirteen, he attacked and blew up a defenseless old Muggle woman (Aunt Marge) like a balloon and tossed her out like trash? If the Ministry hadn’t stepped in, he probably would’ve killed her.

Minerva McGonagall should’ve been tried for discrimination. She deliberately crushed the spirits of poorer students like Ron Weasley by gifting Harry a fancy broom, proving she only cared about stroking her favorites’ egos.

If James Potter really loved Lily and Harry, he would never have married Lily or had a child at all, then the prophecy wouldn’t exist, Lily wouldn’t have died, and Harry wouldn’t have grown up an orphan.

Sirius Black literally killed James and Lily, if he actually cared about James, he would never have doubted Remus Lupin, and never suggested Peter as Secret Keeper. The Potters would still be alive.

Sirius Black didn’t care about Harry either, he only saw James in him. If he truly cared, instead of drowning in booze and self-pity, he would’ve dealt with his traumas properly. Maybe then he wouldn’t have done something so stupid as running off to the Ministry to get himself killed.

Severus Snape wearing women's clothes because he had no money and literally wore his mother’s clothes. Severus Snape, the pale, introverted, perpetually hunched-over, skinny boy who didn’t like sports or have a proactive personality. Severus Snape, who canonically only gets along with women (Lily, Narcissa, McGonagall) or with the only openly gay character in the entire series (Dumbledore) because every other man in his life, except for Lucius Malfoy, has been incredibly aggressive or abusive toward him.

Severus Snape, who had long hair, was mocked for his physical appearance, and was a direct victim of the guys who exuded the most toxic, aggressive, and abusive masculine energy in the school. Severus Snape, who preferred something like potions—traditionally associated with women in nearly all cultures—rather than more aggressive subjects.

Severus Snape, literally the only character of his generation who is truly queer-coded, because the rest of the guys were just a bunch of hyper-masculine alphas strutting around the school. That Severus Snape is the one you’re saying isn’t queer-coded at all? Do you even know what being queer-coded means, or have you just never opened a single damn book in the series?

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Lily who wanted to be a Auror when she left Hogwarts only to be thrown into a war for her survival.

Lily who wanted to fight and be a soldier only to be sidelined cause she’s pregnant.

First photo [a ladybug is resting on the back of his hand]: I made a friend. 🙂