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Okay but did Newt go to regular highschool to finish his education after getting expelled? Or was he cool

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Just a reminder that it was never in all seven books or eight movies stated that Snapes love for Lily was romantic.

Never. Not once. People just assume so because it is unthinkable to them that a man might love a woman as a friend.

I think, that even if he did like her romantically he dind‘t do all he did because of it but because of the much much stronger platonic feelings he had for her because she literally was his best fucking friend, dude.

It‘s so bizarre that people argue that he was just lusting after her and obsessed with her.

They were best friends for literal years.

Did you guys never have a best friend?

Have you never experienced the love of a friend?

People are so weird i swear.

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A post-Azkaban 90s hot dad Sirius just because.

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Don’t invite me anywhere last minute I enjoy doing nothing so I need to know ahead of time if my plan to do nothing needs to be changed

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No children are allowed in the Library of Congress.

It's not that kind of library.

In other words...

You are being lied to

again

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Woman reading -  Giola Gandini , 1938.

Italian , 1906-1941

oil on canvas

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📢📢📢

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Guys, Elon released his stupid AI on Twitter and the first thing his idiot devotees did was ask it if trans women are really women and they are losing it over getting the correct answer back.

Now it’s recounting Elon’s lies for people too

This may be the only AI bot I’ve ever liked.

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The Six Stages of Having Too Many Books

By Vi-An Nguyen

For The New Yorker

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Victor Crudu (born 1958, Moldova)

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to be fair to Cain if nobody had ever died before and I didn't know it was possible I would probably also hit my brother over the head with a rock if he was being really annoying

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Jean-Baptiste Charpentier, Portrait de la Princesse de Lamballe

18th century (1767-1770 ?)

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harry was like james: with his messy black hair, his predominant face features, his rule breaking, his quidditch passion, his loyalty to his friends, his "trusting to a fault", his mischievous nature, his impulsiveness, his recklessness

harry was like lily: with her green eyes, her nose, her lips, her sassiness, her compassion, her kindness, her explosive temper, her empathy, her strong sense of justice

harry was like both: with their bravery, their acceptance of minorities and their ability to perform well under pressure

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it's lazy in a different way but sometimes you aren't killing off that character's parents for an easy tragic backstory. sometimes you kill off the parents just so you don't have to write more characters.

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did you guys know that when you are in bed at night time, you can turn on a lamp, put a really soft blanket around your shoulders and read your book?? and sometimes it will rain??? did you know that???? the wonders of this life do not cease!

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I envy writers.

As an artist I can give you a snapshot into a world.

But a writer.

A writer can take you there.

They can weave together words and create a portal to anywhere. You can visit those places instead of looking out a window and wishing to be a part of it.

I envy writers.