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Descendants and miraculous crossover (Transformations of the team)

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THE DESCENDANTS INTO HOGWARTS

THE FAVORITES SHIPPING DESCENDANTS:

(1): HARRY X UMA = HUMA

(2): GIL X AUDREY = GAUDREY

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Descendants and Miraculous crossover

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THE DESCENDANTS IN HOGWARTS

(1): Harrison "Harry" James Hook Darling

House: Gryffindor

(2): Uma Octavia Atlantic Sparrow

House: Ravenclaw

(3): Gilbert Michel Legume Darkhenns

House: Hufflepuff

(4): Audria "Audrey" Roxya Rose Dark

House: Gryffindor

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Gaston and Laurette as Parents:

Gaston

Gaston reacts to Gilbert with loud, overblown pride, convinced his son is the strongest, bravest, most impressive young man in all of Storybrooke—even when Gil is tripping over his own feet or falling off a water tower. He sees every one of Gil’s accidents as “battle scars,” every mistake as “character building,” and every moment of chaos as proof that his boy is a true Legume. Gaston pushes Gil toward hunting, wrestling, and “manly” activities, but underneath all the bluster he genuinely adores his son and would fight anyone who dared insult him. Around Gil, Gaston becomes a mix of drill sergeant and cheerleader, bragging about him to anyone who will listen while completely ignoring the fact that Gil is, in fact, a walking disaster.

Laurette

Laurette reacts to Gilbert with warm, exasperated affection, treating him as her sweet, clumsy boy who inherited far too much of his father’s recklessness and none of his common sense. She’s the one who bandages his scrapes, scolds Gaston for encouraging his nonsense, and gently reminds Gil that he doesn’t have to prove anything to anyone to be loved. Laurette sees his big heart, his loyalty, and his eagerness to help long before she sees the chaos he leaves behind, and she supports him with a softness Gaston could never manage. Around Gil, she becomes patient, nurturing, and quietly protective, determined to make sure he grows up knowing he is valued not for his strength or bravado, but for the kindness that makes him who he is.