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Sesame Street characters doing impressions of other Sesame Street characters. That should be enough to convince you to click on it, but I will sweeten the deal with a screenshot of The Count’s impression of Ernie.

There is no reason that can’t be the Internet’s Next Top Reaction Image.

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Podrick Payne in 8.02 “ A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms “

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This is a *hug* for every survivor today. May your day be peaceful, your voice be heard, and the world be kind.

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Okay, but like, imagine.

Remus Lupin decides to cover boggarts for his class. The third years walk in: little thirteen year old Neville Longbottom, who resembles both of his parents at the same time, is up first.

His boggart is a teacher.

How shocked Remus must’ve been, as Severus Snape gracefully stepped out of the closet. How angry he must’ve felt, as he saw a little thirteen year old boy turn white and tremble with fear.

Severus Snape, who had been bullied by Remus’ best friends, his brothers, was a boy’s greatest fear. Not Voldemort. Not Bellatrix Lestrange, who had tortured Neville’s parents to insanity. Severus Snape, a loser, but a clever loser with a sharp tongue, who’d taunted and bullied Remus and his friends right back, was Neville Longbottoms greatest fear.

Can you imagine Remus’ rage? Severus Snape, who knew what it felt like to be ridiculed and bullied, had ridiculed and bullied a child into fearing him more than Voldemort.

I cannot and will not believe that Remus Lupin didn’t complain about this to Dumbledore or McGonagall. I won’t.