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Ronald Bilius Weasley
Snape: why does it say "Roonil Wazlib"?
Harry: uuuhhhh.
Harry: *thinking/panicking* think, think, think.
Snape: well?
Harry: um.
Harry: *thinking, panic increases* can't think, running on instinct.
Harry: it's my nickname.
Snape: excuse me 🤨
Harry: *thinking (fuse popping)* instinct bad. 😐
Harry: ...yes. What, you got grease in your ears?
Snape: 😑
Snape: Twenty points from Gryffindor. For your cheek.
May I please join your esteemed ranks, I speak several languages and am extremely loyal to you cause, my lord
You sound promising. Are you of age and have at least one wizarding parent? What languages can you speak?
I look forward to your initiation.
Deciding to settle a debate between me and some friends
In Harry Potter, when Ron Weasley says the words Eat slugs, what form of magic is it?
What do you think it is?
Transfiguration - Changes an object’s function, or what it is (Eg. Draconifors)
Charm - Alters what an object is doing (Eg. Lumos)
Combative Spell - A general spell used for combat (Eg. Expelliarmus)
Hex - A little bit more serious than an annoying spell (Eg. Bat Bogey Hex)
Jinx - An annoying spell (Eg. Ducklifors)
Curse - darkest form of magic (Eg. Flagrante)
Potion - creates a number of effects on the drinker (Eg. Felix Felicis)
Herb - Typically a plant or root with magical purposes or origins (Eg. Mandrake)
Divining - abstract form of magic used to predict the future (Eg. Tea dregs)
Healing Spell - used to repair a bodily function (Eg. Brackium Emendo)
Yes most of these are extremely stupid, but I need accurate information on what people believe
Snape and Dumbledore in the headmasters office, drinking a spot of sherry and discussing the Remus Lupin werewolf situation:
Dumbledore: I’m not saying we BLACKMAIL him blackmail him. We just insinuate that we know what’s going on and let him fill in the blanks.
Snape: Oh, so it’s like he blackmails himself?
Dumbledore: Yes, you just go up to him and say, “Well, well Lupin... out for a little walk in the moonlight are we?”
Snape: Well, well Lupin. Out for a little walk in the moonlight are we?
Dumbledore: No, that just sounds like you’re pleasantly enquiring about his leisurely nighttime stroll. Maybe add a pause before “moonlight.”
Snape: Well, well Lupin... out for a little walk in the... ... moonlight are we?
Dumbledore: Too long.
Snape: Felt it. Salazar, this is not my strongsuit.
Dumbledore: No, no Severus, Severus. You’re doing great. Just forget the pause. Use your eyebrows like this. Lupin. Out for a little walk in the “pump, pump, pump” moonlight?
Snape: Lupin. Out for a little walk in the pump, pump, pump moonlight?
Dumbledore: Eh, it was a little better in my head. Try this. Lupin... Out for a little walk in the “pump” moonlight “pump, pump”?
Snape: End on a double pump? That’s risky. He’ll see right through me. How about “pump, pump” out for a little walk “pump”?
Dumbledore: You forgot to say moonlight.
Snape: Ah, good note.
Dumbledore: How about this. Out for a little “pump” walk in the moonlight, “pump” Lupin “pump”?
Snape: That’s the one.
Later, Remus Lupin emerging from the shadows of the corridors:
Lupin: Professor.
Snape: Well, well. Lupin... out for a little walk... in the *raises eyebrows* moonlight?
Lupin: *arches a single eyebrow*
Harry: ... Holy SHIT! Are you guys hooking up or something?