Nahyerart - What Am I To Do With My Life?

So, this is how I envision Book!Dennis from Night of the living dummy. Not much was given except he had a green torn turtleneck sweater and one fading eye.

((Also have that headcanon that Dennis is from France hhh-)

I know you did this presentation a while back and I agree with quite everything you said! However, if you don't mind, I want to add some things.

Susan Reynolds was married three times. The first husband's name was Francis Wright, a young man who was described as "a rake without one decent trait". The two of them had an unknown daughter. The couple didn't get along and, with mutual consent, got divorced.

Later, while visiting with friends, Susan encountered Erasmus Philips, a Scottish merchant. The pair married on September 13th, 1811. It was described as being Susan's happiest marriage by Peter Grotjian, a great friend of Maria Lewis. The couple had one daughter named Josepha Philips. Erasmus died in either 1818 or 1813 from a brain tumor, leaving Susan widowed and Josepha orphaned.

Susan married another young man, however, he broke it off with her rather quickly.

Susan became unmanageable and Josepha was taken care of by Maria Lewis and Joseph Mathew, Maria's third husband. It is unknown to my knowledge what happened to baby girl wright (My nickname for Susan's first daughter).

Quite a tragic history Susan had...

Join the protect Maria Reynolds squad. Stop victimizing Alexander Hamilton. 

blood orange 🍊💉

Seriously can you imagine if Slughorn was like

OH HARRY

I TAUGHT YOUR MUM

LILY EVANS WASN’T IT?

YEAH SHE WAS SNAPE’S GIRLFRIEND

We stan a damn legend

A moment of appreciation

…for the absolute balls of brass that teenage Severus Snape must’ve had to stand outside Gryffindor Tower on the evening of Snape’s Worst Memory.

A few hours earlier, he was attacked - without provocation - by a group of Gryffindor lads who routinely bullied him.  Yet, he stood outside their tower and begged to speak to his friend.

In the midst of the attack, he called one of their housemates an awful, terrible slur - and yet, that evening, he stood outside their tower and begged for the opportunity to make amends..

We don’t know if James did go as far as to strip Snape naked.  But when Snape went up to Gryffindor tower, he didn’t go to retaliate.  He didn’t get a gang of Slytherins to help him wreak revenge.  He went alone to face a house that hated him, and it wasn’t James or Sirius that he looked for - he went up there to apologise to Lily.

We know from what Lily says that he’s been pestering other students to get Lily to come out and talk to him, probably making a nuisance of himself; running the risk of James, or Sirius, or Peter feeling justified in going out and attacking him, just as they did a few hours earlier.

He threatened to sleep outside, which would see him breaking curfew, risking the teachers’ ire - and he meant it.  

His actions that afternoon were less than stellar, but surely it should’ve been apparent from his actions that evening that he would grow into the bravest man Harry ever knew.  

As an adult, he sought out Dumbledore whilst he was a Death Eater, and he repeatedly lied to the greatest Legilimens the wizarding world has ever seen.  

But the signs were already there when, as a teenager, he dared walk alone to the common room of a house full of students who despised him, who were furious at him - and, most terrifying of all, which contained the boys who had utterly humiliated him that afternoon…and he refused to go away until he’d had the opportunity to try and put things right.