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lily evans moodboard that nobody asked for

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i can’t stop thinking about them send help

dare i say bartylily variants?

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forever thinking about the black brothers

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why are we all acting as if rosekiller isn’t one of the best ships

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dare i say bartylily variants?

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The Death Eaters as the Secret History characters.

Obviously Professor Julien is Voldemort. The teacher leading an elite group of students, handpicked and solely under his guiding influence. He’s judged by those outside of his group but wholly worshipped by those in his inner circle. He has a reputation for being unusual and somewhat of a nuisance but no one is willing to stand up to him.

Regulus Black might seem like the obvious choice for Henry Winter but it’s actually Barty Crouch Jr. Barty, who’s always had something to prove. Barty, who was always too smart for his own good. Barty, who, for better or worse, was always going to be someone. Barty came from power and money and this life was the one he chose for himself. He finds in Lord Riddle the father figure he lacked in his own life, and in return he was the dark lord’s golden child, his prodigy. He’s calculated, every action has a reason.

Francis Abernathy is Evan Rosier, a born follower. Never the the brightest of the bunch and yet never the dullest either. While he’s definitely a part of the group, he is exceptionally average. There were more before his time, and there will be more to replace him when he is gone.

The McCauley twins are the Black sisters, Camilla being Narcissa and Charles being Bellatrix. Bella, who’s known for a twisted sense of cruelness and generations worth of anger boiling in her veins. She is undeniably smart and more than willing to participate. Narcissa is her opposite, her balance. Where Bella is unreliable chaos, Cissy is quiet coolness. She’s seen as the innocent, helpless maiden and this underestimation is her greatest weapon. While she may often seem a victim caught up in everything, it’s clear how tightly her strings are woven into the fate of the others.

Bunny Corcoran belongs to Peter Pettigrew. Peter, who’s kept in the dark. Peter, who’s not a player but a pawn. Peter, who’s only around until his usefulness runs out. Peter, who is, at heart, a coward.

And finally, Richard Papen is Severus Snape. Severus, whose jealousy runs deeper than his hatred. Severus, who knows what it is to want. He’s accepted into a group of the wealthy elite, and it’s shockingly clear how much he doesn’t belong. Richard Papen is an unreliable narrator, prone to weaving a web of lies and Severus, too, is willing to say whatever it takes to get him what he wants. He’s so wrapped up in deceit that not even he can tell his own place in the group.