#spelltorn

What is your muse better at than most people?

Running his mouth. I mean, can that be considered a talent? I think it should be. Lee can literally talk himself out of most situations, but mostly is just very captivating. I think being able to tell stories well is a pretty neat skill to have, especially when you work in the field of journalism? So yeah, that’s something Lee’s good at: quick on his feet, entertaining, engaging ... moving, if he wants to be. Just imagine his speech at Fred’s funeral: it was both hilarious and heart wrenching, I can assure you that.

What superpower has your muse always dreamed of having, and would they use it for good or evil?

Norma: What superpower has your muse always dreamed of having, and would they use it for good or evil?

the only superpower i can really imagine ginny having wanted when she was younger is the one to fly, which is pretty funny, because obviously... that’s within the realm of possibility. but i think ginny’s idea was very warren worthington iii, and she had this imagined scenario of just sprouting wings and being able to fly that way. i don’t know how much evil she could really do with a pair of wings, so i’m going to say she’d MOSTLY use them for good... but if the opportunity presented itself to annoy any of her siblings, then i guess that’s a bit chaotic. 

Grus: If your muse were to be injured in an accident or mishap, would they develop a fear of what caused it or be able to brush it off and try again?

for the most part : ginny is VERY capable of brushing off those sort of things and moving on to try again, because she’s learned to do so. she wasn’t immediately talented at quidditch, but when she fell down, she got up again. she cried the first time a garden gnome bit her, but she didn’t develop a phobia of ‘em - she got out there and learned exactly how to rid their garden of those fuckers. live and learn !