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Ginny doesn’t need your approval, Ron. (But Harry appreciates it!) :^)

Finally! I’ve wanted to draw the ACTUAL Harry and Ginny kiss for ages! I love these sweet sassy children, and the movie kiss had such a serious feel to it.

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Two Hinny moments often forgotten by fandom

… that are REALLY important.

Ginny being the one who gently succeeds in convincing Harry to leave Dumbledore’s body just by the touch of her hand. (6th book)

Harry being the one who, just by a shook of his head, convince Ginny to stop arguing with her family in order to stay safe. (Not that she was happy about it). (7th book).

I think these 2 moments help me to visualize their relationship as a married couple, years later. Support, respect and understanding from both sides, no words needed. Just a touch or a glance was enough.

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THANK YOU!! Harry/Ginny is such an underrated couple! I blame the movies.

Ginny didn’t pressure Harry when he broke up with her to go after the horcruxes. She didn’t even demand a full explanation. She understood that he wasn’t doing it to hurt her or because he wanted to. She offered him support by staying strong.

She’s knows what it’s like to be manipulated by Voldemort. She was only eleven years old when Tom Riddle possessed her and forced her to open the Chamber of Secrets for a whole year. Though she was understandably distraught after the fact, she bounced back even stronger than before. After that, we don’t see any more of the timid, shy Ginny. Harry never gets a lot of opportunity to recover from the horrors he endures each year. Most of them happen right before summer vacation. Meaning he doesn’t even have his friends to help him heal. He goes through a life or death situation and then goes straight to live with people who hate and abuse him. Ginny had a loving family to help her recover from her experiences with Tom Riddle and she seems to have come out the other side stronger. After the battle of Hogwarts when she and Harry get back together and Harry finally can begin to rest and heal from years of hardship, Ginny teach him how to cope, heal, and grow instead of just pushing on like he’s always done in the past.

She was an active participant of Dumbledore’s Army and she revived it in her 6th year while the wizarding world was going to hell around them. There were death eater teachers literally torturing students and peoples’ families dying every day, but she had the courage to keep fighting back.

Professor Slughorn invited her to be a part of the Slug Club after seeing her perform a bat-bogey hex on another student. She’s the only one he invited that day based purely on talent and not family/connections/fame.

Even her brothers Fred and George, who were absolutely brilliant wizards and inventors in their own right, deeply respected her bravery, grit, and magical prowess.

Over and over again, she makes Harry laugh and feel like a part of a loving group (whether that’s the Weasleys, Gryffindor house, or the quidditch team). She helps him enjoy the few moments he has as a normal young man away from the life and death struggles he’s constantly embroiled in. We see throughout the entire series that Harry uses humor to establish some normalcy in his crazy life, to interact with his friends, and to deal with tough situations. Ginny embodies the ability to have strength and to find moments of joy in hard situations. She’s exactly what Harry needs.

They both loved quidditch and flying. Ginny even became a professional quidditch player. I love imagining Harry coaching a little league quidditch team one day and being completely thrilled when more of his players recognize his wife instead of him. Maybe he offers to get them autographs if they make it to the finals.

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I’m color-blind, but I can pick out that [Yves Klein] blue anywhere. I wrote 30,000 words on this color, and I never grew tired of it. The pigment is staggering. It’s amazing that a color can be so emotional. One can only hope to achieve that intensity in acting.

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all hail eddie redmayne, patron saint of academic bullshittery

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Never forget

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WHY WOULD THEY DO THIS PHOTOSHOOT I LOVE IT

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the good life (post-war)

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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire 2005 | dir. Mike Newell

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A comparison between Voldemort/Tom Riddle and the Three Brothers for @marvolord

“The foundation of ‘The Tale of the Three Brothers’ is the idea that death is something that can be evaded. The three men do cheat Death, but only in a temporary way, as they are pursued through their lives, with Death hoping to claim what he was due. Their situation mirrors Voldemort, who spent his lifetime hoping to achieve immortality and reap the benefits. Ultimately, as with the three brothers, death caught up with Voldemort and his quest to become notorious and powerful through gaining mastery over it was over.” via Pottermore

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Firecrackers were exploding like mines everywhere Harry looked, and instead of burning themselves out, fading from sight, or fizzling to a halt, these pyrotechnical miracles seemed to be gaining in energy and momentum the longer he watched. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix