Q: Kayla, why is Justins patronus a Finch ?? Isnt that cliché ??
Honestly, I started using the Finch as JFF's patronus exactly for those reasons. His last name being Finch, and his DEEP ties to the hearth, and home and family, I decided the Finch would be suitable to represent his inability to leave home behind. But now, it grows even deeper. It doesn't signify his muggle life and what he left, it symbolizes his life as a whole, and what he becomes.
" The finch symbolizes happiness, diversity and energy.
The finch also symbolizes family and vulnerability. Although the finch is very active, it is vulnerable when attacked, and that aspect is commonly played off in literature and the performing arts. "
Basically, Justin IS that definition. He is optimistic by nature. He is happy and lively and respects differences. He is unafraid to go against the status quo, or fight for what he believes in, but he is not skilled. He will fight for his morals, but in truth, he will not win. Being a hufflepuff, its not because he doesn't work hard to stay at Hogwarts, it's because the information is basically written in another language for him. In a fight, holding his own is a vapid notion.
" With the finch being an innocent songbird "
Innocent is another point of Justin FF. Honestly I don't use the word 'innocent' a lot, I find it to be such a subjective word, but Justin is innocent. Innocent, by definition, is 'not morally corruptible' and, maybe by chance, maybe by fate, that is Justin. He works a fine, maybe TOO intense, moral code that he takes as his one true guideline. His morals are plainly black and white.
Tbh if Justin could just metamorphasize into a Finch he fucking would
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