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Minimalist - Hufflepuff: Femme
I love the name of honour, more than I fear death
for a full minute i forgot it was april fools day and was just like âthis isnât that shocking this sounds like something she would doâ
HP (http://safelyendangered.com/webtoon )
he knows whats up
Thatâs my boy.
harry potter character aesthetics [3/?] â Â ron weasley
â[Dumbledore] knew what he was doing when he gave me the Deluminator, didnât he? He â well,â Ronâs ears turned bright red and he became engrossed in a tuft of grass at his feet, which he prodded with his toe, âhe mustâve known Iâd run out on you.â
âNo,â Harry corrected him. âHe mustâve known youâd always want to come back.â
idk whatâs funnier to me, pizza delivery wizards, or three owls trying to carry a stack of pizzas into gryffindor tower at 3am
Lemony Snicket lost the woman he loved to another man, and after she died, he devoted his life to telling the story of her children and how brave and amazing and clever they were
Severus Snape lost the woman he loved to another man, and after she died, he spent his whole life being bitter and bullying children
@plainiack
tag yourself: Hogwarts Houses edition
Slytherin: gay, looks good in sunglasses, says theyâll kick your ass but probably wonât, Star Wars hoe
Hufflepuff: is allergic to everything, afraid of inconveniencing wait staff, has the sunniest smile, cried during Coco
Ravenclaw: itâs for the Aestheticâą, knows horoscopes are fake but adores them, still plays a Nintendo DS, âdo you think stars have feelingsâ
Gryffindor: theatre kid, only here for the drama, has a skincare routine, thinks Mulan is the best Disney movie
Ron just got his howler from his mom yelling at him for stealing the car. He seems super embarrassed and most of the Great Hall is laughing. But hereâs the thing:
Ron is 12 years old.
Ron stole a car.
Ron fucking stole a fucking car at the age of TWELVE.
I would not be laughing at him. Ronald Weasley is a fucking bad ass. When was the last time you jacked a car Malfoy? Thatâs what I thought. Bitch.
Harry woke up at 3 am, wrote this, and went back to sleep.
Do you ever think about how when Ronâs wand broke 2nd year, just using spell-o-tape wasnât enough to fix it. It kept backfiring in ways that were really bad, like making himself eat slugs, or kinda just. being defective in general.
Hagridâs wand was snapped his 3rd year. But he still uses it, disguised as an umbrella. And it works.
Like we know Ollivander didnât fix it, since he was surprised to hear Hagrid had the pieces. Not to mention since Hagrid was expelled, it would be extremely illegal to fix it. Hogwarts works as a groundskeeper, and lives in a one room wooden hut that he made himself. Heâs not going to have the money to ribe someone to fix it, and then thereâs also the fact that because of his heritage, even if he could bribe someone to fix it, they probably wouldnât. And sure, Dumbledore probably knows that Hagrid fixed his wand, thereâs a certain level of deniability there. He wouldnât have actually gotten involved with the wand mending process. Especially when Hagrid was just accused of killing a student.
So that means Hagrid would have put his wand back together himself.
The 3rd year transfiguration examination was to turn a teapot into a tortoise. Only inanimate objects into animals. Part of the reason animagi are so rare is because theyâre human to animal transformations. The first time we meet Hagrid, he gives Dudley a tail, and correctly animates the boat he and Harry are on. Silently.
Harry and co. didnât even attempt to learn silent casting until 6th year. Anything Hagrid learned after 3rd year would have been self taught.
Hagrid is one powerful wizard and holy shit combined with his resistance to magic with his giant heritage forget McGonagall holy shit Hagrid is terrifying
No wonder sixteen-year-old Voldemort was intimidated enough by thirteen-year-old Hagrid to pick him as the one to frame for murder.
Woulda been nice if the media had explored wordless magic more deeply, since the first spells we ever see use it.
Hagrid defeating Voldemort would have been one hell of a plot twist.
So, AU in which Hagrid didnât get framed for murder and expelled. Weâll say Aragog never happened and Tom settled on a different fall guy. Myrtle dies and Riddle gets away with it, but Rubeus is not a casualty of the plot.
His written coursework was never going to be great, even if he hadnât been orphaned at age twelve, but his practical casting gets more noticeably excellent, the more the spells theyâre learning benefit from having more power behind them.
Dumbledore made a teacherâs pet of him from the beginning, because he wants to see the half-giant kid Dippet almost didnât let in succeed, so heâs always worked hardest in Transfiguration. Once Albus notices thereâs actual potential here, he keeps assigning him different tutors trying to find someone who can get transfiguration theory into his head because once this kid figures out what the hell heâs doing heâs really good. He starts taking all the kidâs detentions and assigning them as tutoring sessions.
Toward the end of fourth year he tries Minnie McGonagall, a prefect who is ironically in detention for cursing a Slytherin prefect during an argument about politics.
Rubeus gets five OWLs and the Transfiguration score is actually pretty high. The next year, he turns out to be a natural at nonverbal casting. His DADA scores climb steadily.
The summer before Rubeusâ seventh year, his Transfiguration Professor goes to Europe and defeats a Dark Lord. When he comes back, everyone is incredibly excited to have the Conqueror of Grindelwald among them and keeps praising him and thanking him and telling him how proud they are and how proud he must be to be such a hero.
Rubeus is the only one who seems to notice that his favorite teacher seems really, really sad. He bakes him an inedible cake. Albus finds himself smiling and meaning it for the first time in at least three months after he nearly breaks a tooth on it.
Where has one of his favorite students been spending the summers since second year, anyway? Do wizards have their own orphanages? Did Hagridâs father have relatives that put him up?
(Itâs 1946, there arenât a lot of government regulations covering this kind of thing even for Muggles yet, and the situation of âhomeless orphan who spends nine months a year at boarding schoolâ is unprecedented in my experience because those usually cost money.)
Rubeus gets three NEWTs: Transfiguration, DADA, and (with flying colors) Care of Magical Creatures. He gets a job with the winged-horse breeders. Offends the young Abraxas Malfoy by being Entirely Too Large and Not Human and In his Stables. Gets fired. He gets a job at the Welsh Green reserve out west. Gets attached to a particular elderly dragon scheduled for slaughter. Gets fired.
Manages a position at the Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creaturesâa real grunt position, not at all what youâd expect for someone with such high NEWTs and glowing letters of recommendation from his teachers, even if he has been fired twice, but thatâs institutional prejudice for you. Mostly they have him deal with dangerous animals, which is just how he likes it.
Manages to go several years without being fired, mostly because heâs managed to keep his head down and avoid anybody noticing how many animals he was supposed to kill he actually smuggled home to his house. Complains at length to his old teacher and recently appointed Supreme Mugwump about the rampant unfairness toward splendid beasts and nonhuman persons he sees every day on the job, when Albus drops by with cake to have tea and double-check the wards Hagridâs cast to keep any of his rescues from getting out of the woods around his house.
Is eventually fired, but not for the creature-hoarding because that would probably get him jail time.
Now-Headmaster Dumbledore convinces Professor Kettleburn, who has just lost an arm, that an Adjunct Professor whoâs practically indestructible would be just the thing.
By 1970 Rubeus Hagrid is the main CMC Professor and Kettleburn does periodic safety lectures (directed mostly toward Hagrid with the kids learning sort of incidentally; it actually stick with them better that way) and some of the advanced theory topics, and spends the rest of his time doing research in the Forbidden Forest. (Binns is now also a Professor Emeritus and delivers most of his lectures to rooms full of marble busts. He doesnât seem to have noticed.)
Lily Evans is one of his favorite students. Remus Lupin is teacherâs pet.
Rubeus Hagrid, fully accredited wizard who can shrug off stunners even without any kind of armor, is a battle tank of the Order of the Phoenix. He and Moody take down enough Death Eaters together to have Voldemort wishing heâd killed that ugly half-giant kid when they were in school, instead of the useless Ravenclaw girl.
As a certified Responsible Adult and a dear old friend of Lily Potter-nĂ©e-Evans, Hagrid ends up being named Harryâs godfather rather than Sirius (who, though dearly beloved, is also young and reckless and probably going to get himself killed before James and Lily at the current rate - the guy who shrugs off stunning spells and can literally crush Death Eatersâ skulls with his bare hands, however, seems like a solid bet for durability). When they ask him to take on the role, Hagrid cries buckets.
But he never actually expects to be called upon, because he never expects that anyone would betray James and Lily.
Dumbledore tries to talk him into sending Harry to stay with his relatives, and Hagrid caves at first, because. Well. Mostly because heâs spent his whole life hearing that heâs clumsy and oafish and worth less than other wizards, and normally he can shrug it off, but raising a whole other person is a very high-stakes sort of situation, and Dumbledore knows how to press on the right self-doubts to achieve what he thinks is the best outcome.
Hagrid promised Lily and James that heâd look out for Harry, though, and as a grown and legal wizard of his own means, no one can really stop him from going where he pleases. And if he pleases to go to Privet Drive, and check in, then those illusion spells heâs learned for fighting Death Eaters are at least going to keep Petunia from shrieking about giants in the neighbourhood. So Hagrid sees the Dursleys and sees how little they love baby Harry, hears how they talk about him as a burden and being from âbad stockâ and all their other obvious red flags, and itâs not long before he finds himself sneaking another mistreated and ill-fated little creature back home with him.
Dumbledore argues with him, of course. Hagrid canât provide blood protection - well, Hogwarts is the next safest place for Harry then, isnât it? Hagrid canât shield Harry from the consequences of his fame and reputation - no sir, he canât do that, thatâs true enough. But he knows plenty of places where fame and reputation donât hardly matter none. Heâll take Harry camping, once he starts getting older. Show him dragons and the deep, wild forests, old caverns and other places where nature and raw magic know how to humble a person in the biggest of ways. Hagrid canât give him a normal childhood - but whatâs normal anyway? The Dursleys? Does Dumbledore think Lily and James would want their son raised in a house where heâs called âfreakâ?
Hagridâs been called freak, and worse, and he knows that nothing ever feels like ânormalâ when youâre always being branded as the odd man out.
No sir, Professor Dumbledore, sir, with all due respect - Hagridâs spent a lot of years looking after living creatures despite the better wisdom of others, and heâs never once had cause to regret it. He wonât do less by Harry.Â
So Dumbledore has no recourse but to either stoop to measures that really are beyond his moral conscience, or else concede. He chooses to concede, and Hagrid takes a summer job as groundskeeper so he can stay year round at the school, and raise Harry within the wards. Encouraging Harryâs inquisitiveness and intuition, and taking him out to little muggle preschool events where he solicits advice from the parents there and tries to fake being ânormalâ. He never entirely succeeds, of course, but thatâs not new, and he discovers movies and more importantly, documentaries, which swiftly make figuring out how to get televisions to work on Hogwartsâ grounds a pet hobby of Hagridâs.
By the time Harry is eleven and Voldemort is a problem again, the school governors have been fretting over the students at Hogwarts having âmuggle tekno-ologyâ in the dormitories, Harry Potter is a happy and well-adjusted child, and Hagridâs figured out how to make a working magical tranquilizer gun that he can shoot like some kind of wizard sniper and hide in his umbrella.
Harry discovers the basilisk when heâs nine and exploring the grounds (it gets taken out to a reserve), Quirrell doesnât make it halfway through his first year before getting a tranq dart in the back of his head, third year goes about the same but nobody bats an eye at Hagrid getting yet another scruffy-looking dog at the end of it, but Fourth Year is the kicker, when Rubeus Hagrid invokes his guardianship rights and substitutes himself for Harry in the Triwizard Tournament. Barty Crouch ends up trying to knock him out and lock him up with the real Moody in order to force Harry to compete in the final event, but Harryâs so worried about Hagrid going missing that he just forfeits. And Hagrid breaks out of the locked chest midway through the maze competition anyway, and they manage to stop the whole thing before anybody can touch the portkeyâd trophy.
Voldemort hates Hagrid so effing much.
fred and george weasley on the top floor in hogwarts trying to get slinkies all the way down by predicting the pattern the stairs are gonna shift in
they actually figure it out, they calculate the exact pattern, and start distributing it
suddenly, students are barely ever late to classes any more and there are significantly fewer incidents of getting lost around the castle
everything goes wonderfully for a week, all the professors are baffled but pleased
until the end of the week when the true purpose for the patternâs distribution becomes clear. schoolwide slinky race. a thousand conjured slinkies all let loose at the same time. the rustling of the swarm of springs echoes through the halls of hogwarts. the house elves refer to the dreaded Slinky Sunday for centuries
Slytherin: Heâs making a list, heâs checking it twice! Heâs gonna find out whoâs on thin fucking ice!
Gryffindor: Santa Claus is calling you out!
Maybe Foreign Language Wouldnât Be So Foreign
Based off of this text post for @emettkaysworld + @bumblebeebats
Hermione: It baffles and infuriates me that Hogwarts students donât take Latin or Greek.
Hermione: âExpelliarmusâ?
My new favorite version of Hermione.
not to be harry potter on main but i honestly think the fantastic beasts series would have been so much more interesting if it was just about the beasts. i donât give a fuck about grindelwald, just give me a movie about an eccentric wizard travelling the world looking for magical animals and teaching us the power of friendship
harrys so cute i want 7
its funny cause the hp fandom hijacked a post that was about harry styles
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