#dumbldore

At one point or another we have all wondered why Dumbledore placed Slytherin and Gryffindor in so many classes together. Some people believe that he placed them together to stir animosity between the two houses in preparation for the war that he knew they would one day fight, but I think it was for another reason. If you have ever been in a class with an incompetent or mean teacher, it doesn’t matter what social group or clique you are apart of, the whole class will band together to make that teacher’s life actual hell. I think Dumbledore put them together so often so that they would have time to band together. Why else would be hire Lockhart? Why else would he allow Umbridge to have her reign of terror for so long. He hoped that one day that long look or wry smile in class would stop a curse from flying from someone’s lips. He hoped that this generation would do better than the last.

I didn't know I needed to see a video of Tom Felton getting emotional over a young Daniel Radcliff until now and said video just saved my life. Tom Felton is so Goddamn pure

I agree that professor McGonagall loved her students. But can you think about it? Four mischievous students, one she knows is going through a lot of pain at full moon every month, one she knows is tortured by his family and can be disowned anytime, one that is too insecure and scared, and one who is an adorable dork trying to annoy every person in the school, yet making everyone laugh in these hard times too. The students were troublemakers and every other professor was sick of their tricks. She didn't knew whether she loved the kids or not, but then when she got the news of one's death because of other's betrayal, she understood how much she loved the boys. She spent an entire day, sitting at the same spot for hours, just to make sure their kid is safe. And she knew that she will have to go through this pain again and again, because with the war going on, no one was safe.

If Voldemort was the Dark Lord, does that mean Dumbledore is the Light Lord