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i need a fic for wiseflower (mcgonagall and pomfrey) like that one long mckeating fic
Double Double Toil and Trouble
Young Sirius Black x Reader
Words: 2986
Summary: Something spooky is going on at Hogwarts and the Marauders decide to investigate. When a fellow Marauder is taken, you, James, and your boyfriend Sirius follow a shadow into the Forbidden Forest to get them back.
Notes: I’m trying to give a range of fandoms Halloween imagines just as I’m hoping to for Christmas. I really like holiday imagines and I hope you guys do too!
You nearly screamed when a hand covered your mouth, jolting you awake. Sirius put his fingers on his lips before motioned for you to follow him. Thankfully, the other girls in the dormitory were fast asleep so no one was alarmed for the boy to be leading you out in the middle of the night.
“Where are we going?” You whispered as you made your way down the stairs and into the common room where the other Marauders were gathered.
“Something’s happened.” He replied grimly. James was seated on the sofa with the map spread out before him. He stared at it with concern while Remus stood by the fire, fiddling the sleeves of his pajamas. Peter was cowering, as usual, curled up in one of the chairs.
“What’s going on?” You sat down next to James and looked at the map. He ran a hand over his face.
“Footsteps are disappearing.” He explained grimly. You thought for a moment.
“If the footsteps are disappearing that means that-” You started and Sirius finished for you.
“Students are disappearing.”
“Or dying.” Peter squeaked. Sirius shot him a look. You stood up and started pacing.
“How many?”
“Seven.” Remus finally spoke, turning his gaze away from the fire. “Seven students have gone missing and the school hasn’t told us a thing.”
“They should be warning people!” You exclaimed angrily. “They can’t let students keep going about thinking they’re safe when they clearly aren’t.” Sirius put his arm around your shoulders.
“We’re going to figure this out.” He promised. The sound of footsteps caused you all to freeze. Remus quickly checked around the corner.
“It’s Lily.” He panicked. If she came down and saw what was going on, she would take it to Professor Dumbledore. Remus ducked behind the curtains while Peter shrunk into his rat form.
“Do something,” James told you and Sirius as he threw his invisibility cloak over himself.
“Mischief Managed.” You whispered and the map closed. You turned back to Sirius, crashing your lips into his and pinning him against the wall, earning a muffled sound of surprised. Catching on, his hands moved to your hips and his lips fought against yours.
Imagines Masterlist
Also See: Fanfictions Masterlist
Marvel
Supernatural
Crime Dramas
90s TV Shows
80s/90s Movies
Period Dramas
Star Wars
Netflix Originals
Being Human
John Mitchell x Reader
Nothing Left
Broken Teacups
Christmas Crackers
I Lost A Friend
Can’t Live With Them, Can’t Live Without Them (SMUT)
Letters: One; Two; Three
Alone But Not Lonely (SMUT)
The Hobbit/Lord of the Rings
Kili Durin x Reader
Nothing in This Life
Over Mountains Cold
Fire Moon
Teen Wolf
Stiles Stilinski x Reader
Sick Day
Liam Dunbar x Reader
Did it have to be him?
Theo Raeken x Reader
I Need You’re Help
Vampire Diaries/ The Originals
Lorenzo St. John x Reader
Enzo and The Originals (Series)
1 Part of the Family
2 Meet the Mikaelsons
3 Get Me To the Church on Time
4 A Bourbon Street Wedding
Damon Salvatore x Reader
1 Memory
2 I Remember Us
Elijah Mikaelson x Reader
Punishment
‘Salem’s Lot
Ben Mears x Reader
Mornings at the Motel
Autumn Drive
Outer Range
Rhett Abbott x Reader
The Longest Ride
Thunder Rolls (SMUT)
Riff Raff
Rocco Gauthier x Reader
Finer Things (SMUT)
New Girl
Nick Miller x Reader
All I Want For Christmas
The 100
Bellamy Blake x Reader
Losing Your Memory (1)
Ghosts (2)
These Long Nights
Dating Bellamy Blake Would Include…
Gilmore Girls
Jess Mariano x Reader
In the Autumn Air
Doctor Who
10th Doctor x Reader
Fault
Day Off
Harry Potter And Fantastic Beasts
Fred Weasley x Reader
Us
Remus Lupin x Reader
Dueling Club
Sirius Black x Reader
He Told Him
Double Double Toil and Trouble
Percival Graves x Reader
Opposites Attract
Riverdale
Archie Andrews x Reader
Goodbye Riverdale (Series)
Until Then
Cabin in the Woods Part One
Ours: Part 1 ;Part Two ; Part Three (Final)
Did You Feel That?
I Can’t Help It
Not Losing You
Get Your Head in the Game
Two Can Keep a Secret (Series)
1 Fight for Me?
Jughead Jones x Reader
Invincible (Vampire Diaries crossover)
The West Wing
Josh Lyman x Reader
I’ll Be Home for Christmas
1 Clouds
2 Black Umbrellas
Learning Teamwork
Not in Kansas Anymore
Narnia
Caspian X x Reader
The Ties that Bind
The Office
Jim Halpert x Reader (The Office)
Closet Geek
Just Stay
Sort of Baking
Hunger Games
Peeta Mellark x Reader
The World is Better Now
There With You
Yellowstone
Kayce Dutton x Reader
Going Down Swingin
County Fair Kisses
Musicals
Troy Bolton x Reader
Sweethearts
Afternoon Nap
Transfer
Phillip Carlyle x Reader
The Beauty Underneath
Bells
Bernardo x Reader (West Side Story)
Too Far
Misc
Tristan Thorn x Reader (Stardust)
Terrible Tradition
Vax’ildan x Reader (The Legend of Vox Machina)
Do Not Go
Far From Me
Dave Torres x Reader (The Edge of Sleep)
Wired
Mr. Sandman
Jim Stark x Reader (Rebel Without a Cause)
Comes and Goes
Matt Flamhaff x Reader (13 Going on 30)
Crazy for You
Sean Connery’s James Bond x Reader
The Enemy of my Enemy…
James Arber x Reader (The Decoy Bride)
Writer’s Block
Charlie St. Cloud x Reader
If I Stay
Beck Oliver x Reader (Victorious)
Lee Abbot x Reader (A Quiet Place)
Just One Dance
Dr. Derek Shepherd x Reader (Grey’s Anatomy)
Time of Death
Jack Wilder x Reader (Now You See Me)
Are You Watching Closely?
1 The Beginning Act; 2 Slight of Hand
Henry x Reader (Eat Locals)
Quiet Night In
Vacancy
Jack ‘Whiskey’ Daniels x Reader (Kingsman)
Princesses and Popcorn
Ezra x Reader (Prospect)
Guiding Stars
Young Sirius Black x Reader Life after Hogwarts
Dueling Club
@dontcallmenymphadorabitch Pairing: Young Remus Lupin x Reader
Words: 2265
Warnings: Blood, probably some cursing
Summary: The reader is paired with Severus for a duel and to get back at the Marauders for everything, he decides to try out his new spell on the reader
Author’s Note: Before anyone says anything, I do not hate Snape, nor do I think he’s a bad guy. I also don’t believe he is actually dumb enough to use Sectumsempra. I just thought this situation would make a cute story
“You know how much I hate coming to this thing. Especially when you insist on dueling.” Remus whined. You ruffled his hair and placed a soft kiss on his lips.
“I’ll be fine,” You laughed. “Besides, has anyone ever been better than me with a wand?” Sirius coughed loudly and snickered. You sighed. “Anyone other than Sirius?”
“And don’t you forget it.” The black haired boy joked. You shuttered at the memory of your last duel with Sirius. He hadn’t hurt of course, you were like a younger sister to him- but you did end up with green skin for almost a week. The crowd of students cheered as James defeated Lucius Malfoy with a dancing charm. James bowed theatrically and joined the three of you.
“Atta boy James!” Sirius shouted. Everyone chuckled as Lucius did an Irish jig off the dueling platform.
“Next we’ll have Y/F/N Y/L/N.” The professor in charge announced. The other marauders hollered and Remus sighed, reluctantly releasing his grip on your hand. You turned to face him, lacing your fingers in his hair and pulling his lips to yours, moving your lips together while the Marauders let out hoots and cat-calls. Remus pulled away and rolled his eyes playfully, placing a light and delicate kiss on your forehead. You stepped unto the platform proudly, boldly looking around, your eyes daring someone to come against you.
“Your opponent is Severus Snape.” The professor added before looking back down at the papers he was grading instead of supervising the duel. James and Sirius laughed loudly. You couldn’t help but chuckled as Severus joined you, his greasy, dark curtain of hair falling in his face.
“Snivellus doesn’t stand a chance!” Sirius yelled and they erupted in more laughter. You paced towards him, and he stepped towards you. When the two of you were only a few inches apart, you smirked, raising your wand to your face. But you noticed that Severus wasn’t even looking at you. Instead, his glare was deadly focused on James and Sirius, who were still calling out your name in a chanting chorus. Narrowing your eyes, you bowed before turning around and walking the right amount of steps. You quickly turned back to face your opponent, wand raised.
“Sectumsempra!” Severus screamed, and in the moment before the spell hit your body, you were trying to figure out what he had just said for it was no spell you had ever heard of. A blinding flash of white light slammed into your chest, flinging you across the room.
The Marauders
(I don’t own any of the images, I just arranged them in a way I liked)
as a fan of Star Wars I need to know what the Harry Potter community thinks of the bad batch’s ship being called the marauder well until Tech, I mean CX-2 blew it up
Why Severus Snape Is Cooler Than You or Your Cow
It’s the age-long question (…well, “age-long” since 1997 at least): Is Severus Snape a good guy (with attitude problems), or should we all hate his guts? Well, buckle your seat belts, kids, ‘cause I’m gonna take you on a ride. Severus Snape is the most complex, well-written, thought-out character in the whole Harry Potter series—and yes, I mean more than Harry Potter. We all know JK loves hidden easter eggs and untold traditions and backgrounds, e.g. Sirius Black AKA Dog Black the Black Dog, so I personally double triple check basically everything that seems a little too obvious, and we were given so much of Snape’s background for unnoticeable reasons. So let’s delve in, shall we?
The first thing I want to analyze is Snape’s psychology. In order to do so, we will look at Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. In his theory, Abraham Maslow says to be a “fully functioning person” or to have a “healthy personality” one must first fulfill 5 levels of needs: psychological, safety, emotional, esteem, and self-actualization. Psychological needs—oxygen, food, water, body temp., etc,—are the base of this hierarchy. Snape's psychological needs are met, however they are done so minimally. In the books it’s revealed that his childhood home was dingy and run-down and his Hogwarts robes were second hand. While he had everything he needed, he was most likely not comfortable in his environment.
After psychological needs comes safety needs. An average child will show insecurity a lot more often than an adult will. Add this common statistic to the fact that Snape’s father regularly beat his wife—therefore likely Snape himself as well—and you can safely assume that, no, Snape’s safety need were definitely not met. As a matter of fact, Snape probably saw his situation not as a lack of safety, but as a presence of danger, or in other words, “negative safety value”. So far, Snape’s childhood has met 0.5/2 needs… feel sympathy yet? No? Okay then, we’ll keep going.
Next is emotional needs. Emotional needs includes love, affection, and belongingness. In this stage, people seek to overcome loneliness, isolation, and/or alienation. If you’re questioning whether or not Snape met these needs, well, you didn’t look very hard then. OBVIOUSLY Snape never overcame any of these, dare I say, ever. Of course he was lonely, he only had one friend after all. Isolation came from being a Slytherin who was best friends with a muggleborn, and feelings of alienation was the result of relentless bullying of the (aptly named) Marauders. According to Maslow, to finalize this stage you must give as well as receive love. This was never done and obviously so for many reasons, which will be explored later.
Needs for esteem come 77next in the hierarchy. For this, a person needs a healthy respect for themselves and others. We can safely throw respect for others—save for Lily—out the window given treatment from his father and the Marauders. After mistreatment from multiple sources, it’s common to lose self-respect if you even had it in the first place. When/if these needs are met, the person feels confident and valuable. If not, he or she feels inferior, week, helpless, and worthless. After a toll of 0.5/4 needs so far, I think there’s no question on whether or not Snape felt this way.
After the person in question is satisfied in all the former needs, they move onto the final step of self-actualization, or a person’s need to be and do that which the person was “meant to do” as prescribed by fate. It’s arguable that in the end, Snape did find what he was born to do at least in a sense. Not only was he gifted in potions, but he seemed to enjoy it as well. Now, that doesn’t quite mean this need was met. Actually, given the lack of criteria he’s met so far, he probably doesn’t even see this as his real purpose in life, which would explain why he spent the rest of his life trying to repent for his childhood/young adult mistakes. So technically, he didn’t really meet this need at all since it’s only him that matters in the instance anyway.
Therefore, the finally tally is *drumroll*… 1/2 out of 5… dang. That's one disappointing childhood. This goes to show that Snape has every psychological excuse to act like a jack ass. Sure that may not really excuse his actions; I don't think so either, but it fully explains why he did all those things and acted the way he did. After all, this amounts to 1/10 of any person’s needs. For those of you who haven’t figured it out yet, that’s 10%… Snape had 10% of his total motivation.
Aside from his emotional malnourishment as a child, let’s talk about what happened in his Hogwarts years and soon after. First off he only had one friend… like, in his whole life… ever. That’s awful sad. He was exposed to some sort of abuse 365 days of his life, be it from his father in the summer or from the Marauders during school. He ruined the only good thing he had going for him through misguided, bling rage. His only friend, who he still loves, kicks him while he’s down and marries the head of his former bully-gang… and he still loves her… Then he has to go and be the reason she's killed. Of course he didn’t know that at the time, but when he finds out he hates himself more than probably anyone in the history of ever. If he hadn’t been nosey and told Voldemort that partial prophecy, Voldemort never would have went hunting for the Potters and therefore Lily would have never had to die for Harry. Conclusion: People commit suicide with 60% of their life fulfilled according to Maslow. They kill themselves on a lack of self-esteem (the 4th out of 5 stages). Snape had his measly 10% of a life ripped out from under him, torn to pieces, and fed to the werewolf that almost killed him. But he still fought for Harry—maybe it was for Lily, but he did it nonetheless, and that isn’t to be ignored on my blog.
Now that we’ve established why Snape was a jerk, let’s analyze if he actual was one or if he just used his dungeon bat facade as a coping mechanism (spoiler alert: it’s the last one). For one example, let’s take a look at this screen cap from Prisoner of Azkaban: Werewolf Scene
This is not the face of a man who just generally hates everything about life including all the cute little flowers and rainbows it comes with. It’s the face of a man who’s reliving the scariest moment of his life. And can we just take a moment to acknowledge that he instinctively ran to protect these kids. A true jerk doesn’t do that. They may save them from something threatening their life (which he still might not have done if he was the man he’s commonly accused of being), but Snape was smart. He’s seen this before. In the moment Lupin had just begun his transformation, so there was still not only the time the transformation took, but also the time it would take for Lupin’s werewolf form to come into awareness, assess the possible prey, then begin stalking—not attacking, wolves stalk towards their prey then attack when the timing is suitable. Snape knew he had this time too, knew they weren’t in immediate danger, so he took the short amount of time it would take to get there and jumped in front of not only three people, but three kids, and not only three kids, but three students, and not only three students, but the three students he referred to as the bane of his existence. This is the face of a man who simply doesn’t want anyone else to feel as helpless as he did. This is the face of a man who would die for his least favorite students because he doesn’t feel as though he has enough reason to keep living.
The second example I want to use is that Snape was not the bad teacher his students and most of his audience said he was. Mull over this: the students in books 1-5 actually did pretty well. The Slytherins did as well as you would expect any average student to do, Hermione did great even (until sabotaged); even Harry did okay sometimes. The only reason everybody else did so badly was because they were scared and intimidated. The Slytherins weren’t because Snape didn’t treat them the same way; he wouldn’t take points from Slytherin as often because of course he wants his house to win the cup (I’m sure he just loved Dumble’s meddling), and Hermione wasn’t as affected because she’s a freaking hard-headed badass. Then BAM! Everyone’s in their sixth year and suddenly doing terrible. From the Slytherins to Hermione, no one could get a single potion to goo right… except Harry. Harry Potter, the lucky lil lion who managed to get ahold of a hand-me-down book that formerly belonged to none other than our very own Severus Snape. “He made all these corrections, so he should have given these recipes to the students instead of the faulty text books,” grumbles the haters. Well haters, let’s revisit the Philosopher’s Stone shall we? Harry mentions that in his first potions class Snape “waves his wand and the recipe to a potion appears on the black board.” These kids bought potions books every year (most likely required for every subject) but never used them for potion making. Every recipe they used was put on the black board by Snape himself. He did that because he know the books were wrong. He did give his recipes to the students… So haha. In your invalid faces, haters! He didn’t want the students to make a potion with an incorrect recipe; people say he didn’t care about his students but he did. He gave those students better chances at succeeding with correct recipes. The comparison goes like this: food instructions, mean teacher=average grades, bad instructions, good teacher= bad grades. Even with the best students. Now tell me that Snape was a bad teacher.
Everyone has coping mechanism. This was Snape’s, and it’s way more common than it’s getting credit for. The number one reason for uncontrollable or aggravated anger in adults (or anyone really) is early exposer to the receiving end of the same anger. In other words: an eye for an eye. And it’s not as controllable as people claim it is.
Now that I’ve given my spill about Snape not being bad, just rude, I want to let it be known that Snape offers a parallel to so many characters. His reaction to his life is only one of many, many, many possibilities.
Harry: Both share…
Abusive households
Childhood bullies how thought he ,bullied, was below him, bully (harry beneath Draco for blood-status and Snape beneath James for his house)
Potential for Slytherin (only changed through early exposure to prejudice against—oddly enough—each others’ house)
Pressure to be in the house they were in from their families’ history in said houses
Difference: Harry’s was justice, Snape’s drive was his love for Lily
Draco:
Slytherin
Pressure to be a Death Eater
Prejudice against Gryffindor house
Difference: Draco was more fearful than Snape when given tasks by Voldemort
Sirius:
Abusive households
Slytherin raising
Difference: Stubbornness and the remaining Marauders
Luna: (Stick with me here)
An outsider
The “odd” and off-putting character
Confronted with an opportunity to be friends with the “popular kid” (Snape could have been friends with James if the latter had been more accepting and with the aid of Lily. It seems far fetched but then again Luna was pretty out there when she met Harry)
Difference: Luna was raised in a very different household…
*The comparison with Harry is much longer simply because of the amount of background we have.
Now, why is it that in the end Snape isn’t kind and obviously good like most of his counterparts when they were all so similar? Legilimency? Espionage? The “Greater Good”? ALL. Legilimency: Snape obviously couldn’t let Voldemort see him walking down the halls of Hogwarts handing out flowers with the Hufflepuffs… yeah, I want to see that Death Eater meeting too. Espionage: The tricky thing with Snape is the Dark Side thinks he’s spying for them and the Light Side thinks he’s spying for them. He has to keep up a constant shield, not letting anyone to close, not letting anything get out too far, and definitely not letting anyone know for certain what side he’s actually on. This allows him to get secrets from both sides. He’s the ultimate spy; he could probably start up his own army after all that. The greater good: Snape started out an actual Death Eater, then repented, then technically stayed with the Dark Side, but also technically stayed with the Light Side. He also uses this in his spying by using it as the perfect cover. Because while he “spies” for the Dark Lord, he’s actually with the good guys. He uses his dark past to blend seamlessly with the Death Eaters so he isn't discovered. He acts like a… ahem….a few choice words for the end purpose of helping the Light.
Now that we’ve (finally) reached the conclusion, let’s conclude. In this picture we see that he realizes—fully for the first time—that he chose wrongly and maybe realizes that choosing differently probably could have saved his relationship with Lily, saved her from death, and brought him a real family for once in his life—cause we all know lovey-dovey Lily Evans Potter would incorporate Severus into her family if it was the last thing she did. He finally sees everything he did wrong and regrets it with everything he has left. This man was very, very hurt and simply ill over that pain, but Severus Snape was not an inherently bad guy.