âthe first time you fall in love, it changes you forever and no matter how hard you try, that feeling just never goes away.â ~nicholas sparks
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@gmulciber
âthe first time you fall in love, it changes you forever and no matter how hard you try, that feeling just never goes away.â ~nicholas sparks
@gmulciber
wiitchcrvftâ:
she smiled, this was such a poor attempt and it was amusing to say the least. heâd floundered magnificently in their first conversation, if it could even be called that due to his flailing. and now he was very obviously terribly insecure about the whole thing that he felt the need to try and tear her down emotionally. it wouldnât work, it never had and sheâd been through very similar childish antics over the years to the point it only made her laugh now and she was laughing still, at greg. âyouâre the only one afraid of that love, and for that lovely little bold faced threat you can enjoy detention every day until break.â no one would threaten her without suffering consequences, real or retribution.Â
Greg smiled spitefully, despite knowing too well how that would look on his record. However, it seemed plain unjust, and he wasnât going to shut up about it and let her do her witchcraft. ââOne, I didnât threaten, but state a known obvious. You donât think youâre safe, do you, Head Girl? Thereâs a storm coming. Not from me. Iâm hardly a danger. Mostly peaceful, actually. But from the position youâre standing, youâre not only exposed, but very big-mouthed. Iâm just saying.ââ His tone became pretty matter-of-factly, albeit very engaged now in the argument, since she brought up his school situation. ââSecond, I strongly advise you against doing that. Not only because itâs abuse of power and I will not, under any circumstances, drop it and leave it up to you or fate. Just because weâre in an argument and you donât like me very much for whatever reason youâve made up in your mind, it doesnât mean you get to use the Head Girl super powers. Itâs low. Solve your problems accordingly. Hex me, shout, tell Amycus to punch me and maybe he will - thatâs fine by me. But youâre not the supreme power and Iâm not, in fact, one bit afraid of you.ââ
theoforestgraysonâ:
Theo felt his heart fall, saddened to know that Greg wasnât finding their conversation interesting. He enjoyed learning about new people, he often forgot that excitement wasnât shared by everyone. âIâm sorryâŚâ He said again, ducking his head and turning his attention back to his canvas. He wasnât sure what to say now. Potentially it wasnât just the conversation Greg was bored by, it could very well be him as a person. âI⌠I wasnât trying to meddle.â He focused on his paint, choosing a bright yellow, one he often associated with happiness, using his brush to carefully mix it with a deep gold. He watched as the colours merged, creating swirls he wished he could recreate on a canvas. âI onlyâŚâ He sighed, biting down on his bottom lip as he applied it to the canvas before him, the first surreal choice he had made so far. The landscape before him was honest and plain, so he began to layer the lake, turning it a beautiful mixture of green, blue, and gold. He often painted what he wanted to see in that moment and right now he was seeking comfort, joy. He found that in surrealism. âDo you want me to stop talking to you?â He asked quietly. âOr⌠change the subject?âÂ
ââWell,ââ Greg began, licking his lips as he looked over to the other boy and noticed a sudden wave of deep sadness overwhelm him into making himself small into the conversation. Normally, he wouldnât have cared one bit - and he still wasnât sure whether the empathy in his chest was just a slight amount of guilt, packed prettily into a shape. Only for a little, he understood or thought he did. ââI donât want to switch roles and be the one to play the psychologist this time, but you get affected too deeply and you care too much about some stupid conversation. Who even cares what I say? No one does, I tell you. Not even my family. Donât take it to heart. Just ignore me and find something better to do.ââ
bellblackâ:
ă¡:â§:¡ HER EYES WIDENED as he spoke, those names echoing in her head, almost begging her to do something to ease her desire for a little bit too much torment. He was more than right and now, her hands itched to torture them, to show them that she was worth more than they ever could be. But the words that ate at her even more were the words blood traitor. She knew exactly who it was and knew it was a good idea, but she couldnât bring herself to do so. âLily Evans. Iâd have to wait for her to be alone. It seems the Gryffindors have a protective bubble around her. But sheâd satisfy any desire for torture.â Pursing her lips, she tried to think of what spell she could possibly use, especially considering Lily knew most of them and could counter them if she heard what Bellatrix was doing. âNow to think of the perfect hex.â
ââBombarda her shoes. Iâve always had the impression that youâd be one for explosive behavior. Maybe I am wrong,ââ he smiled in an accomplice manner, still speaking fondly of Bellatrix, although he didnât particularly agree with an overly violent mannerism just for the sake of it. Granted, he knew he could enjoy it at times, but it was nothing serious, nothing sadistic about it. There was just a hunger for power that Hogwarts provided well for those brave enough to ask. At the same time, Greg Mulciber prided himself on being civilized and elegant, making it difficult to split desire in two and be in two places at once, taking two stands. ââBut she would be an easy target. I heard she does well in school, but most people that do well in school donât know how to apply it anywhere. It might be boringly easy.ââ
eletheaburkeâ:
It was strange how after all this time he still felt familiar, even after these last few months. She wasnât sure what to do, a large part of her was grateful he was here and was especially grateful he was willing to help. The larger part of her though, was incredibly nervous word might get back to her grandfather that they were speaking (and possibly even worst the terrible anxiety that he might hate her. she wasnât sure she could bare it.) Her eyes found his as he spoke and she couldnât help but frown slightly. âI highly doubt there is anyone better who is going to come along.â She stated. It wasnât really a compliment to her it was simply true. A part of her felt like she should wait for someone else, it would be selfish of her to ask his help, especially after how things ended a few months ago. Perhaps she really is selfish or perhaps the pain in her ankle was severe enough to convince her but she took his hand. She couldnât help the little ghost of a smile that drifted to her lips, she had missed being close to him and even if it was only for a short while she would cherish it for as long as she could. Slowly and carefully she got up with his help trying her best not to put any weight on that side but when she accidentally did the shooting pain from her ankle made her feel like she was about to fall again so without thinking she grabbed onto him to steady herself. There was a moment so close to him again she forgot it wasnât the summer and it felt right but after a shaky breath trying to find a way to stand without causing any more harm she quickly reminded herself it wasnât the summer. âIâm sorry.âÂ
ââIâm blushing,ââ he deadpanned, not quite there, but trying to sneak in a small joke, mainly to test the field and see the stage they were in. It was odd, not talking to Thea, but what was the strangest feeling alongside her presence now was the fact that he no longer knew how to talk to her, although words were insisting on coming through the fluent, natural, characteristic way. Yet, he had to remind himself that summer froze under the cruel glance of winter and that none of it was what it felt like anymore. It was no tragedy. He could easily bury it under a pile of books. ââYouâll need to go to the infirmary,ââ he informed her upon witnessing the terrible attempt at walking. After just a sprinkle of excruciating blank silence, his hand secured her balance as he threw an arm over her shoulders. It felt both familiar and the strangest thing, which came with uncertainty. His other hand had grabbed his wand, and Greg waved it as to charm the books into picking themselves up and following them at a levitation pace. The apology ruined the nice, casual pretense that they didnât truly know each other and that nothing had really changed, the illusion of a somewhat amiable interaction without it being deep. At the same time, it saved them in a way. ââYeah, you should be sorry.ââ A dramatic pause he didnât plan beforehand. ââFor not knowing how to walk.ââ
As I cannot be the hero, let me be the monster, and lesson them in fear in place of love.
George R.R. Martin, The Winds of Winter (via slytherinwritess)
averykierenâ:
âFour sweaters, three heating charms and⌠How much to drink exactly?â Kieren asked, raising an eyebrow at the older boyâs dramatics.Â
ââMaybe thatâs where I was wrong all along. Care to join me? I hate to drink alone under daylight.ââ He had no particular opinion on Kieren, but despite all common assumptions, he wasnât the one to be opposed to new or at least unfamiliar interactions.
narcissvblvckâ:
She should hope not, but she kept her little remark to herself. The Mulcibers were old friends of the Blacks and it had always been drilled into her that you donât butt heads with family friends. Instead she smiled up at the Slytherin timidly, âThank you Gregory, itâs working a charm.â She nodded at his suggestion, âYouâre right, Iâve been deciding on what do get Trixie for Christmas and consequently which shop I should bother with.â Â
ââIf you need my humble opinion, I donât think you should bother with trinkets and hair accessories. From my knowledge on the subject of your sister, you wonât go wrong with Borgin and Burkeâs.ââ A knowing smile passed his lips at the thought of that shop. Granted, it was not in Hogsmeade, which must cause Narcissa an inconvenience.Â
Thea had been waling back from the library and had a stack of books piled in her arms she wanted to read through over the winter holidays. She decided to cut through the court year to save time but she couldnât see where she was walking around the books and of course with her luck she managed to slip on the ice and completely fall over twisting her ankle in the process. The books went flying everywhere and Thea huffed in frustration. âBloody hell.â She muttered under her breath as she tried to push herself up but stopped when the pain in her ankle got to be too much. âShit, of course I couldnât just have an easy day.â She muttered as she noticed a shadow in the snow of someone coming up behind her she turned her head at first unable to see who it was with the sun behind them, âYou are a life saver Iâm so sorry to be an inconvenience would you mind giving me a hand up, my ankle-â She began to ramble though as her eyes adjusted to looking into the sun she realized she was talking to Greg and immediately a blush spread across her cheeks, she had never been so embarrassed, of course this would be their first interaction since the summer.Â
@gmulciberâ
He witnessed the scene from afar, without recognizing Thea from the back, and decided in a heartbeat that it was none of his business to help out the unfortunate child - although even a child had the potential of a few centimeters over Thea. Yet, it all changed with the first syllable spelled out by her voice. His eyes didnât widen in shock or roll in frustration over a situation with great potential for awkwardness. Even now, even with all the scratches unhealed from the end of the summer, he felt comfortable enough around the other girl. Bruised pride spoke its word, but it wasnât the entire sentence for sure. Her reaction was the opposite of his. His body relaxed, muscles unstrained, while she seemed frozen, embarrassed, small. He didnât like the look on her. To diffuse the tension, his voice was at a friendly level of warmth, albeit trying to keep a decent coldness. They werenât even friends anymore. Friends didnât ignore each other for months. ââI could still help you, if Iâm welcome to. Not too much of a life saver, however. Iâm sorry. Iâm sure that if you do wait a bit longer, someone better will come along this corridor.ââ He hated self-pity, despite delivering a smile that said just that. Yet, he had to save it with the next line. ââBut you shouldnât wait. You should get that looked at,ââ he nodded towards her ankle and offered a hand, while his hand searched clumsily for his wand inside his pockets.
âYou do not know / How little I loved / Before I loved you.â
â Joan Naviyuk Kane, from âLove Poem,â Hyperboreal (via lifeinpoetry)
macmcryâ:
      there was something thoroughly off about the situation but mary couldnât quite put her finger on it . admittedly sheâd been on edge ever since coming back to hogwarts , there was every chance this was all in her head âŚÂ but then again ,  there was just as much chance it wasnât . stop it . all this paranoia , all this over thinking , it was going to ruin her life if she didnât get a hold on herself . so she smiled , softer than she had in a while and took the drink heâd summoned from him , sipping as he spoke . sheâd always had a mind for names but she appreciated the effort he went to to make a proper introduction .  â well itâs  nice to be formally introduced , greg . even if it is a few years late , â she laughed .  â i suppose you donât really need to hear my name , the rumour mill probably told you it a long time ago but  âa trust you wonât bregrudge me the formality ?  âam mary , mary macdonald , â
ââExcuse my delay,ââ he said a second after freezing, when her sentence sounded just an inch more knowing than it actually was. He knew Mary and her reactions well enough, even if she didnât know it, and that wasnât how she wouldâve reacted if she knew and could harm a hair on his head. So his eyes lightened a little at the relaxation of the thought, determined to put that aside for the sake of the conversation. ââItâs bold of you to imagine everybody already knows your name, but anyway, nice to meet you too, Mary. I did, in fact, already know your name. Youâre right. Itâs an easy one.ââ It was incredibly strange, actually talking to her, but there was deep interest to see where a casual, civilized conversation would take them. The setting was unfamiliar to say the least. He was used to Mary glaring or staring blankly. The life in her eyes was a surprising change, for once. ââPretty eyes,ââ he noted matter-of-factly, not trying to flatter or to pick her up. The comment simply passed through his lips, as an echo of his thoughts.
ofalicessâ:
      â iâll keep that in mind â somehow alice doubted he meant that in earnest but it was more effort to question than it was to shrug and move on .  â sure , a hole isnât but a big one , such as not knowing shakespeare ? iâd say that is . even frog choir has taken something from his works â â she was ready to continue on , to make a point about how somethings transcend the wizard / muggle divide when he said it . a different species .  â a different what ? â she asked , not quite trusting her ears or that someone would really say that in front of her . Â
âYouâre exaggerating gravely. Itâs one writer out of very many,â he breathed out in exasperation, absolutely certain that she hadnât read everything he had in his library, but not wanting to turn it into a competition or, worse, a conflict. They had schoolwork to work on, which he cared about infinitely more than Shakespeare. âA different species. Muggles, wizards, vampires, merpeople, werewolves, fucking giants. So on. Do you care for a further elaboration or shall we actually do what weâre supposed to do?â
narcissvblvckâ:
Narcissa clutched her coat about her a little more firmly as the Mulciber boy held his wand aloft in question. âPlease,â She chattered out, not caring about just how desperate she must have sounded. âJust donât burn off my eyebrows or anything,â She warned with a light laugh, her breath swirling out of her mouth.Â
ââIâm not the worst wizard who can perform this charm. Relax,ââ he simpered kindly and waved, with brief and small gestures, his wand. ââItâs still too cold, but hopefully I made it a little more bearable. Perhaps you shouldnât be outside.ââ
wiitchcrvftâ:
âeven if you ever deigned to ask me to join you in anything itâd be met with a firm and immediate no. youâre a bore greg, and a delusional one apparently.â now she was actually being rude but with good reason, that heâd gone to this extra effort to make it clear he didnât want her company, she was far from wounded. âbut that was a hilarious attempt at a dig, try harder next time.â she flashed a smile, he hadnât even gotten a nick at her very thick skin.
ââBecause childish snowman making is so entertaining. I mean, it should be on your level,ââ he smiled caustically, albeit not furious. It was a rare state of his, though annoyed was a deep understatement, too. ââIâm only afraid you didnât understand and youâre out of your depth,ââ he shook his head. ââWatch your skin. Something bad might happen if youâre not careful.ââÂ
rvbvstnâ:
rabastan began laughing, a hollow sound that to more trained ears would be a warning. but greg mulciber was an idiot, hardly worth basâs time or energy. it was why he suddenly felt quite calm, because greg was a waste of anything worthwhile, his whole family was and his intelligence would never make up for the shortcomings that were so clear. âyou believe what you want.â he said with a grin. on the outside, on the surface that might look true but for such a smart guy how was it he couldnât see the truth beneath those political and public machinations. bas would leave him in the dark, where he belonged. âyouâre barely better than those muggleborns you speak of, how funny you say our home like you think youâre a welcome guest.âÂ
If there was one weak spot that threw him into hell right away, that was being stepped on, and he felt Rabastanâs heel against his spine sharply, so much that he could quite literally feel the blood in his cheeks run. Yet, the best he could do was stand proud and with no bothered, despite the ugly words. All he had in his defense was a much brighter mind and a future to change all prior injustices in his favor. He knew he was right. ââI donât believe. I notice. The temperature of our government is nothing less than that, despite inner intentions. They donât matter now. Facts do.ââ The rest was a lot more delicate to address, and he didnât have a broad answer himself, suddenly feeling small. ââIâm not going to argue my status. You too know youâre wrong and itâs enough to spare a long yet utterly useless conversation.ââ
narcissvblvckâ:
âAt least youâre old enough to use a heating charm outside of Hogwarts, mineâs just about worn out,â Cissy muttered, âIâll have to rely on my fur lined coat for any hope of warmth.â
Albeit not being a ladiesâ man, he was brought up to be at least an occasional gentleman. The youngest Black girl seemed to have the effect of pulling out the most of courtesy from most people, looking so conventionally pretty and so helpless. Greg stood no chance. ââMay I?ââ he inquired, nodding to his wand, genuinely wanting to help.
rvbvstnâ:
he saw the other roll his eyes and it was ironic because he was so very wrong and thought himself on some high horse of fact. âi see no evidence of that statement mulciber.â but he wasnât about to reveal any inner knowledge, of the ministry and those in power, to someone like greg mulciber. the old families held so much power, and poor little greg had no idea, no idea what was coming or how wrong he was, it was almost enough to nearly pity him, but not quite.Â
Greg was generally a peaceful figure, but if there was one thing he couldnât sit back from, that was debating politics, which was one of his favorite activities. In the middle of the street, it was fairly dumb to, but he was fired up already. ââYou must not see very well, then. The entire world is at least pretending to be fighting for inclusion and a better and swifter introduction of the newbies to our society. The Ministry itself is all stirred up trying to appear socially correct and unbiased and this entire mask weâre all carrying around is making it insufferably easy for every damned muggleborn in the world to take a seat at the table, expect equality in our home and - even more - wrongly believe that theyâre more special the way they are. Or even better than the purebloods.ââ