#thewittyromantic

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Have you watched the new Disney/Family Channel movie Descendants? I'm completely obsessed with it

i have!! it was so corny i loved it!

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thewittyromantic equally cute ❤️

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Top 3 HP students that aren't part of the Golden Trio, Top 3 HP teachers, and #1 HP ship

Top 3 HP students:

1. Luna Lovegood. She’s the most open-minded student in the series, contrasting with Hermione’s sometimes too stubborn and closed-minded attitude. There is no such thing as useless knowledge to Luna, or people you shouldn’t learn from. There are no concepts too silly, too useless, too absurd, to Luna. Amazing, she is.

2. Fred and George (OK, that’s two, but I’ll count them as one). Do you know how hard it must be to invent your own potions, products from scratch? It’s pretty hard-core magical chemistry, trying out different things, different recipes.. and never getting discouraged. They could have been great students in school, too, if they’d cared. And it’s amazing how much they cared about their project to make a joke shop, despite their mother not believing in it at first.

3. Neville. He’s always underestimated a little. Potions on its own was a stressful class, and he kept on trying. He had extreme improvement in DADA and his dedication to the DA is amazing. But it’s his love for Herbology that is striking. It’s great to love a class like that - I’m pretty sure he became the Herbology professor later on. He could have been helpful to Harry! He knew about the gillyweed…

Top 3 HP teachers:

1. Professor Flitwick. I feel like his class would be genuinely fun and interesting. And he also seems a clever and interesting character. Charms is cool!

2. Professor McGonagall and Professor Lupin, tied. These people are genuinely good teachers. McGonagall would push me to learn. Lupin is great at teaching.

3. Mad-Eye Moody aka Barty Crouch Jr - yeah, I know. I never thought of it before, but he should make this list. He had a way of looking at the curriculum that is completely fresh. Probably because he wasn’t an actual teacher. He knew what was important. (And yes, he was not a good person, and he kidnapped Harry, and maybe in the long-term he would be not so great, but for the school year and his teaching, he somehow should make this list.)

#1 HP Ship

Romione. It was building since book one. It was planned since book one. The progression, the changing feelings, the interactions until they figured it out, it was all real and realistic. The most real fictional relationship I have ever known. Ron and Hermione complement each other perfectly, they play off each others’ strengths and weaknesses, and they went through so much together that it just makes sense. Romionemakes sense. It is real. And it is canon.

Thanks for asking!

Ask me anything Harry Potter!

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thewittyromantic thank you for asking, I used them as a 'shelf' for a DQ Blizzard and it worked awesomely

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Sweetie a drabble (as far as I'm aware, the actual definition) is a story of exactly 100 words :P also, I'm currently reading The Dream Thieves!

nah it’s just a short little thing, and 4 pages is short :’) ohhh are u liking it? 

sleepover friday (on thursday)

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SLEEP OVER FRIDAY! I wanna see a drabble :P also, first book that pops into your mind as you're reading this

okay! so normally i would write something from scratch but i’m very very sleepy sO i’ll just link you to a drabble that belongs to a fic i’m working on c: and the raven boys!

sleepover friday (on thursday)

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ONCE YOU GET THIS YOU HAVE TO SAY 5 THINGS YOU LIKE ABOUT YOURSELF PUBLICLY, THEN SEND IT TO TEN OF YOUR FAVOURITE FOLLOWERS. (NON-NEGOCIABLE) (POSITIVITY IS GREAT)

first, thank you :)

second, 1. my sense of humor, 2. my hands, 3. my hair, 4. my eyes, 5. my ability to manipulate (ehhhh yeah i know)

[thesleeplessreader]

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manic-melancholic : beckisbookshelf: “But  l o v…

Ohmygosh I just finished it and I thought it was absolutely wonderful! :D I agree it was a bit difficult to get into at first, I think because the writing felt so slow and melancholy, but then you fall in love with the characters and the style makes perfect sense after that. And I adore books with strong families that love and support each other through everything. I think I’m rambling a bit here but I haven’t yet recovered from all the emotions of reading it and I just want to hug all the characters. :’D