#annalittlethoughts

I'm sure if James wasn't described as handsome people wouldn't ignore that poor Lily had no peace. None of them gave her peace.

There were two posts on tumblr that I wanted to read but I lost them both. One was about people writing Regulus with Severus's personality. And the other was about how Lily, Marlene, and Mary were just the female version of the Marauders. Two very interesting topics that I would like to read about.

1. When they turn Ron Weasley into an ignorant fool who only knows how to yell, get angry, and be jealous. Bashing Ron Weasley is one of the most senseless things in the world. It's never, and I repeat, it's never necessary to turn Ron into the villain for the villain to achieve redemption (usually it's Draco). To me, it's always a sign of the author being lazy and wanting to make everything too easy for their story.

I'm sorry, I just can't believe that someone who's so good at chess is too dumb to understand human interactions, or plans, or anything else. Turn Ron into a monster, separate him from his friends, having any kind of Weasley Bashing is enough for me to know that I'm not going to like that fanfic.

2. When any Slytherin simply stops believing in blood purity. It's not about changing their mindset, but about how easy it is sometimes. I don't buy it. When they are the biggest advocates for the cause, yeah no. Anything we learn as we grow up takes root, and it's not so easy to unlearn. Sometimes it's impossible. For example, catholicism. It's been almost a decade since I left religion behind and I don't believe in anything, but I'm still terrified of thinking the wrong thing and going to hell. I consider myself agnostic because the thought of believing with conviction "god doesn't exist" terrifies me, deep down. Out of fear of going to hell, and I don't even believe in hell.