The Damsels of Walpurgis:
Henriette Babineaux (Malfoy):
Fiona Bowker (Dolohov):
Indigo Bulstrode (Mulciber):
Dervla Idris (Avery):
Candace McHavelock (Nott):
Druella Rosier (Black):
Nuha Shafiq (Lestrange):
Edelweiss Tremblay (Rosier):
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The Damsels of Walpurgis:
Henriette Babineaux (Malfoy):
Fiona Bowker (Dolohov):
Indigo Bulstrode (Mulciber):
Dervla Idris (Avery):
Candace McHavelock (Nott):
Druella Rosier (Black):
Nuha Shafiq (Lestrange):
Edelweiss Tremblay (Rosier):

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The Everyone’s Gay AU where Mercurius undooms his wife’s yuri by dating Dominic Maestro.
hello!!! I have been thinking a lot of ur “damsels of walpurgis post” u made a while ago…I have some lore already for those women, but do you have any fannon lore/hcs about them you’d like to share? (:
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Henriette Babineaux (Malfoy) is an immigrant, she moved from France where both of her parents attended Beauxbatons, and that's why her family doesn't have any notoriety with the British purebloods. A lot of her friends call her "Hettie" (I'm sure there's a gay joke in there you can make if you want to do some lesbianism), and she speaks both French and English as her first languages, leading to her accent being kind of confusing. I like to imagine Abraxas being a little bit similar to Scorpius in some ways, mostly because I think it's a funny juxtaposition if Tombraxas is evil Scorbus, so I picture Henriette falling for Abraxas because he's not super composed, he's a little too tall and uncoordinated. I don't think abraxas feels any pressure to perform as a perfect pureblood around her, but when Tom started taking things down a darker road he got stressed and took a lot of that out on his family. He was a cold husband and father because of that, and Henriette always told Lucius that things would get better once the war was over. He resents both of them because that wasn't true, and he resents Scorpius for being too unpurebloodly, but also for being too similar to his own parents.
Fiona Bowker (Dolohov) was somewhat like a "mean girl", I imagine she probably called Tom Riddle a mudblood at some point, since it was several years before he figured out who his family was. She has a little brother, Fergus, and his line is the one that eventually results in Craig Bowker Jr., and since Craig isn't really all that respected, even in a universe where Voldemort wins the Jenkins family have more popularity than his, so I imagine Fiona and Fergus having a lot of issues about who she hangs out with and who she marries. Fiona doesn't like the Death-Eaters, but she agrees with her husband Rothbart more than the Order, and Fergus cuts off all contact with her.
Indigo Bulstrode (Mulciber) I don't actually have much lore for, but I do imagine her being a very traditional and appropriate pureblood wife. Like, arranged marriage, docile homemaker, doesn't question her husbands activities, just very indoctrinated into the whole traditional marriage thing.
Dervla Idris (Avery) obviously doesn't come from a particularly pureblood family, she married Edmund Snr. for love, and she was friends with her ancestor Gwydion Idris, who haunts Hogwarts as a teenage ghost, so as much as she doesn't like the Death-Eaters, she really thought she could change his mind though. It's especially awful when her son decides to join as well, despite her protests.
Candace McHavelock (Nott) comes from the McHavelock family, who own a wigs and hats shop, and live in Hogsmeade, so she was quite interested in fashion and cursed fabrics. Her older brother, Irving McHavelock, is the one who opened the shop, and he lets her design some of the hats but she's not allowed to be an official employee. Argentus Nott actually supported her ambitions, and they kept their son away from the Death-Eaters (Nott Snr. is the only one of his family who is a Death-Eater, so I interpret that he didn't want his family to get sucked into it).
Nuha Shafiq (Lestrange) is actually the most fleshed out one. I chose Shafiq because Rabastan has a mispelled Arabic name, and Shafiq was the only Arab pureblood family I knew about at the time, so I picked her. She's actually in Hufflepuff, unlike the rest who are in Slytherin, and she's very sweet. Nuha is the name of a triple goddess with a Sun association, I chose this because I'm a Pandora Lestrange fan and it would mirror Luna Lovegood having a triple goddess with a Moon association as her name. Nuha can get quite jealous, she's a pretty jealous person, but with Corvus Lestrange VI she doesn't really have to worry about that, he only has eyes for her. She has a passion for history and the stars, and I imagine this impacted Pandora's love of alchemy. I also picture Nuha and Rabastan being quite close. I don't think she wanted her family to become Death-Eaters, she definitely helped Pandora escape and remained in contact with the Lovegood's afterwards, but I don't picture her being in much of a position to leave either. Much like how Narcissa was too in love with Lucius to leave despite her own morals surrounding the situation.
Edelweiss Tremblay (Rosier) I imagine somewhat whimsical, although nowhere near the same level of whimsy as like, Luna Lovegood or any of her family. I don't subscribe to the Pandora is a Rosier headcanon, but I did intentionally make Edelweiss blonde and whimsical so that the Evandora siblings fans could use her if they wanted to. The Tremblay family really just appear in the background a lot, they marry into the Lestrange's mutliple times before we even get to Leta, there's Mason Tremblay who was an undiscovered Death-Eater until he went mad and started terrorising muggles, and Harry had to arrest him. So like, Edelweiss might have some of the Tremblay family mental health issues.
As for Druella, she's a canon character that I've given some minor thought to, mostly I think she'd probably be extra close with Edelweiss because they become sisters in law, but I admittedly need to do more research into the Rosier family to really figure her out, because all I know about them is that they're consistently evil.
Also, the ship names I use if you wanted to know:
Henbraxas (Abraxas/Henriette) -- I also think I saw you get an ask calling them Puresilver, but I don't know how much of a thing that is.
Rothiona | Fairowl (Fiona/Rothbart)
Bulciber (Brutus Snr./Indigo)
Idrivery (Dervla/Edmund Snr.)
Nottlock | Nightglow (Argentus/Candace)
Corvuha | Suncrow (Corvus VI/Nuha)
Tresier | Whiterose (Benedictus/Edelweiss)
Drugnus (Cygnus III/Druella)
There are also a couple gay ships within this group that I like the idea of:
Whitedove (Druella/Edelweiss)
Fairflower (Fiona/Poppy)
Hendigo (Henriette/Indigo)
Sundove (Druella/Nuha)
Candervla | Glowdesire (Candace/Dervla)
Selfishdesire (Dervla/Walburga)
I mostly use the codeshipnames for characters that aren't given an actual name, that's why I don't have one for Drugnus. I also just don't think they have one.
How do I explain my lore of Glynnis Griffiths and Hamish MacFarlan being rivals to lovers and the resulting child being Maeve MacFarlan, who is in fact Seamus Finnigan's mother, without sounding like a freak?
I’m realizing I’ve never actually asked for ur thoughts on ravendove…🫣 do u have anything to share
I like them. I don't know the characters well enough to have a strong opinion, but I think they seem fun. I definitely see Walburga as a somewhat rebellious and tragic character who mostly dislikes that Sirius gets the privilege of the life she wanted but couldn't have, since she's married to her cousin I can't really picture that relationship being happy. Druella I know less about, but like, what if she highkey just married Cygnus so she could be closer to Walburga? Druella is a messy lesbian who just wants to date her in-laws but can't. In love with her husbands sister and her brothers wife. And also her daughter's mother-in-law. Her family keeps marrying into the families with her gay crushes. That's why I thought Whitedove and Sundove would be great to add in. Druella just wants the in-laws that she can't have.

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Doing a project involving each of the HP Families (or the ones I care about + some OC ones) involving picking colour schemes to associate with each family. I don't want to just go red because Gryffindor and yellow because Hufflepuff, and I'm having a little trouble with some of the families. I'm kind of doing them in a random order, but some suggestions would be much appreciated.
List of families under the cut.
I remember seeing a theory post a while back about the identity of Dean Thomas's Father, since we know it was originally going to be revealed at some point, and the person specifically argued that since Dean is always put in proximity to the Black family, and that his father was someone who believed himself to be at risk that his father was possibly Alphard Black, or a descendant of Alphard Black. I do kind of like this theory, and if Alphard Black had a child out of wedlock that might explain why they don't appear on the Black Family tree. I wanted to figure out a fanon-identity to use for this character, since what we know of his characterisation is actually very interesting, where he married a muggle woman and even had a child with her without ever revealing he was a wizard, and then left when the war began to intensify out of fear for the trouble he would bring to his family, dying because he refused to take the Dark Mark, clearly meaning the Death-Eaters wanted to recruit him. I tried to figure out a relatively important Black wizarding family, and all I came up with was the Shacklebolt's (*cough* Sterling's *cough*). And no I'm not biased because Kingsley is one of my favourite characters, shut up.
So, Alphard leaves his family at some point and lives with Aurora Sterling, and the two never get married but they do have a son together named Marius Sterling (Marius is a name that does appear on the Black Family tree once, so I figured why not use it for a second member of the family). Marius attends Hogwarts, although I don't think he'd really reveal himself to the Black family, since Alphard Black is a surprisingly prominent but very mysterious character, so I assume he's kept his life hidden from his family. When Alphard dies, most of his wealth goes to Aurora and Marius, with a portion of it going to Sirius to help him escape the Black's. Marius falls in love with a muggle woman, they have their story, he leaves and the Death-Eaters, specifically probably Bellatrix and Rodolphus I imagine, go after him after in some way, shape or form, figuring out who he is. When he refuses to join they engage in a duel, and one of the two kills him, although they're not even sure which of them landed the final blow. (This makes it easier for Bellatrix to spill more family blood later down the line). The reason I think specifically Bellatrix figured it out, is because Bellatrix is the member of the Black family Dean is placed in proximity to, and if his parentage were to be revealed while hostage at Malfoy Manor, it would likely be her doing the revealing. I also picture Marius Sterling's death being a big motivator in making Kingsley join the Order, since that's his cousin.
Boom, my version of Dean's Dad explained. A friend (@/DBR_Augary on Ao3) also came up with names for Dean's Stepdad and half-siblings, Mitchell Jameson, Mary Jameson and Walter Jameson, so do with that what you will.
Headcanon I've talked about briefly is that Augusta Longbottom's birth given name is Agata Gim, and her families initially from Korea. Agata means "graceful, beautiful, blossom" (kind of, the individual parts of "a", "ga" and "ta" mean those things), and Gim means "gold or lustrous metal" and is a version of Kim, spelt more similarly to the actual pronunciation (I believe, could be wrong), and I thought these names suited her. I personally like the idea that maybe she's super harsh on Frank and Neville because she comes from an immigrant family and she wants to make sure they don't lose any respect in Britain, self-colonisation as a trauma response if you will (only way I can think to describe it, there's probably a better term out there).
Meanwhile Lothaire Longbottom's (Lothaire means "famed warrior") family was originally Chinese, with the surname just being Long, but it was changed to Longbottom generations ago so that they could fit in more with the British elites. He understands there's nothing they can do to change how they're viewed, so he's accepted that he doesn't need to fit into their rigid rules. He used to tend to the gardens and greenhouses before he died, and Augusta didn't know how to and while Frank liked bugs he wasn't good with plants, so they slowly withered away until Neville started taking an interest in Herbology. I like to think Neville turned out a lot like Lothaire.