Marlene McKinnon"A great fire burns within me, but no one stops to warm themselves at it, and passers-by only see a wisp of smoke."
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I'm troublesome enough alone, thank you very much. But I have nothing better do to, so by all means, run your mouth.
Youâre right⊠I could do that , but I happen to think we could make quite a troublesome duo, if of course you could put up with me long enough to hear me out?Â
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"Is that compulsory? Can I not just carry on with my day?"
She shrugged, a smirk still on her face. âDoes it really matter? Just thank me.â
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Gideon is quite good looking though, isn't he?
Fine, I love you lots and lots, I also promise to never lie about my affections again. My heart belongs solely to you Lily Evans, which means you're now stuck with me for the rest of your prosperous life. Run while you can.
Wow, did you really just put another ginger before me? Iâm positive everyone in close range can hear my heart breaking. What is next? Are you going to tell me you replaced Mary with Sirius? You are just a professional heartbreaker, arenât you?
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Maybe we can start producing them in bulk, I'm sure James will want one.
Yeah, bit too far there. Kind of what I do, though. âIn Lily Evans we trustâ. Can we get that on a t-shirt? Iâd wear that under my robes.Â
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Contrary to the popular belief, Marlene had never been an excellent actress. Everyone believed her to be a caricature of herself, a dramatized and accentuated version of who she really was, but the truth remained, she was simply an over the top person. She'd make a fuss about anything and Merlin, resisting sending a curse his way after every comment was becoming more difficult by the second. "You're disgusting." The brunette repeated again, her tone more scornful and less entertained than it had been before. "Now I think about it, I have heard some things and honestly, everyone seems rather unimpressed with your services."
A humourless laugh slipped her lips upon hearing the next comment and it actually made her sit up from her previously slumping position on her chair. "You're right. Wanting to have nothing to do with you makes me pure evil. In my spare time, I also kick puppies and bully first years." She responded, one sarcastic comment following another as she pondered on the ridiculousness of what he'd said.
Sitting in silence for a moment before answering his question, it wasn't that she was ashamed of what she'd done-- or what she hadn't done in her case, Marlene simply didn't want to speak to him. "McGonagall likes to interfere in every aspect of my life." The brunette finally drawled, before turning her attention to him. "What about you? Get put in here for being too polite? No wait-- let me think. You're in here for getting caught in another broom closet, am I right?"
Rabastan & Marlene
Rab knew just how easy it was to wind up the Mckinnon girl which was why he kept doing it â Merlin if he had to spend his evening in detention, then he was at least going to have a bit of fun with it. Everyone knew him to have a short temper, to not be the most approachable guy but sometimes that got tiresome, and therefore he wanted to just do something different for tonight. âDonât pretend that you wouldnât enjoy a night with me, you must have heard things, heard good thingsâŠâ Of course heâd have his fair share of female friends but lately heâd been a little better behaved because he was to be married.
Once he was left with Marlene, he sighed to himself because it so happened that she didnât want to socialize with him although he hadnât been expecting anything else. âItâs funny if you think about it⊠how people consider me to be⊠evil and yet when Iâm trying to be kind and actually make an effort you just brush me offâ he told her although he wasnât just talking about her, everyone in this god forsaken place was the same. âWhy are you here in the first place? Is there a reason ⊠or did you just really want to spend your evening with me? Even though youâre trying to put across a different viewpointâÂ
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It was no secret that Marlene took it upon herself to act completely juvenile in Sirius' presence and his previously condescending tone had done nothing to help it. If he wanted to treat her like a child, she'd act like one, though the truth remained, she was awful at transfiguration and he was surprisingly good at it. Merely rolling her eyes as he continued to talk about the ins and outs of the subject like she cared-- she should have cared, but she didn't and that was enough to keep her obstinate in the matter.
Raising an eyebrow in response to his teaching ability or lack of it, the situation became somewhat amusing and the more frustrated he became, the more entertained she found herself. A faint smile tugging at the corners of her lips, an obvious scoff slipped her lips. "Twat." Marlene muttered under her breath, amusement still evident on her features and a faint laugh slipping her lips. It wasn't a spiteful insult, but one of mutual understanding. They were both acting fairly stupid and though she wasn't willing to admit it, probably her more so. Slamming the book shut and sliding it across the table, she let out a sigh of relief.
"I can't do it, you can-- whatever. Can you just admit that it's bollocks?"
The Pursuit of Annoyance // Sirius&Marlene
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There were numerous reasons why Marlene had chosen to wind Jonathan up, but the most apparent one was his new found temper. It had always been a fight between fire and ice, but it was clear to see that his glaciers were melting and as a result, the brunette felt she had gained the upper hand, though she was sure he'd have something to say about that. As she walked away, she realized it was only a matter of time before he'd have his input and she wasn't wrong. Five, four, three, two, scorn.
Momentarily entertained by his words, a mere scoff left her lips in response. "Definitely, I'm quite sick of it actually. You got the crazy across no problem, but your lack of charm is fairly obvious." She mused, forcing a bitter sweet smile onto her features. It killed her to play nice-- well, as nice as she could possibly get. Marlene despised the falsity of it all. Controlled eyes, gritted teeth, pleasant tone. But her anger was her downfall and she was tired of playing for the losing side.
"You're angry? Watch out, Avery, someone might realize that you're capable of feeling human emotion. Just promise me you won't cry, I'm not all that great at comforting people."
It was these situations that she wished her pride would simply let her back down, she was poking a bear with a stick and it was only a matter of time before she'd find herself bitten. Though she'd never admit it, fear had made itself at home in the pit of her stomach as she stood defiantly and the obvious option was to bluff it out. But he could hurt her and honestly, she'd only have herself to blame.
"I'm entertained, I really am. You won't lay a hand on me and you sure as hell aren't going to curse me in the middle of a corridor, so I don't need to throw anything at you. I can stand here and taunt you all I like because you're all talk. You're a liar and a joke."
Witch versus Rich | Jonathan & Marlene
His eyes were automatically drawn to the brunette as soon as heâd entered the hall, sheâs always had that effect on the young man, a sort of infectious annoyance surrounded her and his hatred of her drew him to it. However, he was undeniably surprised and in fact, stuck between a correspondence of rather petulant or amused at the sight of the girl with that morningâs Daily Prophet in had. It had made him chuckle at how it probably instilled within her lithe frame, a shackling fear, but on the other hand, filled him with fury at the possibility of her reading it for her own amusement.Â
A pounding headache settled in just behind squinting eyes and icy orbs still managed to twinkle through a veil of barely suppressed animosity as he shot the staring gazes down with a dismissive look, his stalk becoming a stride as she sauntered off. His mouth was nearly brimming over with retorts, both mildly sarcastic and furious as the husky drawl left his lips.
"Get a good enough look of my face on the front page? I was trying to go for inexhaustibly charming with a hint of arrogance, a dash of infuriation and a touch of crazy."
The need to unleash his wrath was one he welcomed with open arms and his face did not often betray the thoughts and emotions within, but just this once his lip curled in disgust, his eyes crinkled in disdain and his jaw clenched in exasperation.
"But you know what? All I am is angry, McKinnon. So make your jokes about how I canât kill you or how my father must be glad Iâm following in his steps. I assure you, Iâll see how close I can get you to death and make it look like an accident.
Whatever youâve got McKinnon, throw it at me. I can take it. Just make sure you can take what you give.â
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It's like you're begging me to drown you.
I say that the Black Lake deserves to be swum in before the weather turns absolutely freezing.
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"Youâve also forgotten what a wicked punch I have, so you might want to stop running your mouth."
"Crimes against humanity, thatâs a joke. What am I being charged for? Being a frankly disappointing pureblood? âCause Iâm pretty sure you fall under that category too."
"Obsessed, ha! I forget what a wicked sense of humour you have."
"I wonât be done until youâre dead, McKinnon. Until you pay for your crimes against humanity, then I will be done.â
#headcanon accepted x10#they're interactions summed up is literally#sorta want to fuck you#mostly want to murder you#lbr#c:jonathan#their*
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If it bothers you that much, you can always just fuck off.
Sure would , then I wouldnât have to listen to your constant droning
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Too far Doe, I'm not sure I want Sluggy dreaming about me. He's ancient, isn't he? Charm or not, in Lily Evans we trust.
Best feature, really. Slughornâll be hearing it in his dreams for ages. And youâre right. I figured sheâd just used a charm, but maybe she really is good at everything.Â
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Now wouldn't that be ideal?
Yeah, but the difference is that Iâm not moaning on about it⊠Do us all a favour eh MckinnonâŠdrop dead?
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You've got me all wrong. It's not that I don't love you enough to spare you one, it's just that I don't dislike myself enough to do either. Besides, for all you know, Gideon could be my favourite ginger.
Ugh-- but go on then, you bloody ponce.
Ouch, I see that the chocolate cauldrons have moved higher up on the ladder of love. I mean, you canât even spare one little cauldron, especially since you know your favourite little ginger got through her stash the first few days backâŠ
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My snoring is rather charming, isn't it? But really, give Lily some credit, her ability to change her handwriting is rather impressive. You really aren't doing her justice.
Right, right. itâll go something like, âOh, that McKinnon. Always turned in her essays right on time. She, Evans, and Meadowes all had scarily similar writing styles. I wonder whyâŠ.â And then heâd go on to talk about that time you snored in class and how charming it was.
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"Rare? It's practically unheard of."
She shrugged nonchalantly, âI donât have a clue.â She continued, âI guess I was just being nice. Rare, I know.â
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Mhm, I reckon he'll be bragging about me in a few years time. Probably the best student he's ever had, I mean, I always do his homework and I'm focused in his lessons.
Theoretical glory days. Probably all involving Slug Club in one form or another. As long as heâs distracted from teaching, I couldnât care less whose glory days heâs reliving.
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"Play along? If you haven't noticed, I'm naturally this insufferable."

"Murder, torture, arrogance-- blah, blah, blah. You'd be a lot more interesting if you weren't so obsessed with me and honestly, it's proving to be quite the bore. If you don't hang me from your chandelier fairly soon, I'm pretty sure I'm going to die from boredom first. Are you done yet?"
"Youâre very confident. Itâs always fun when they play along with their character right until the very end, gives a good show. Dedication â I like it."
"You see, McKinnon, Iâm a man who follows through with threats and promises. Wouldnât want anyone to think me soft now, would I? But just tell me this, McKinnon. When I kill you - which I will - how would you like to go? A simple spell, perhaps some torture first? Shall we play a game for old times sake before you succumb to the lowly, filthy fate you were always destined for? Maybe weâll hang you from the chandelier in my manor by a rope and use you as a pinata for my birthday while you suffocateâŠâ
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