benedettabeby:

vivithefolle:

ronandhappiness:

Whatever you do, don’t imagine Ron Weasley reading HP confessions. Don’t imagine Ron Weasley reading posts where people wish that he died instead of Fred. Don’t imagine Ron Weasley silently agreeing with those confessions and dreaming about a world where his brother lived, even if it were at the cost of his life.

Yes hello how dare you I cry enough from reading those confessions already what gave you the right

*curls up and cries*

You know what’s worse? Bloody Ron-bashers would gleefully bully Ron to suicide, they’re just wonderful people like that.
That’s what I think of when I read those kind of posts. I imagine how Ron would feel reading them. And my answer is that he’d be goddamn devastated because maybe, if people see him that way, does it mean the locket was right?

Just think Hermione finding him crying…

THIS IS NOT OKAY!

weasleyismyking540:

austenpoppy:

Their deaths…

Have you ever imagined how and when the members of the Trio were going to die ?

Don’t read if you don’t want to think about it.

This is my headcanon :

I always imagined that Ron would be the first to die. In fact, I already believed that he wouldn’t make through the seventh book when I read it for the first time (you know, his self-sacrificing tendencies…) and prayed every two pages that he would survive. I discovered then that it could have happened.

Why would Ron be the first to die ?

Because he is the light. It is only when he is not there anymore that the night falls and despair crawls in the darkness. This is why Rowling tried to make him disappear when Dementors were closer to reality than she would have wanted.

Ron is the light and the Keeper of the team, and this is why he has to leave first for the world to begin to crumble into pieces.

Hermione would be desperate (Harry and his family too, of course, but I believe it would have a stronger effect on her). And begin to slip away, to fade, to withdraw from the world. She would begin to speak nonsense, to have nightmares that she had not have for a long time, to not realize that other people are talking to her.

She would begin to talk to herself as if Ron were there.

And she would die, shortly after Ron.

Harry would remain, as the Survivor. Harry will always be the survivor. Everyone will die before he does. I think he will remain the only one who lived the war itself.

After Hermione’s death, Harry will withdraw himself from the world with Ginny. And some years will pass, in an atmosphere full of melancholy but love anyway.

And Ginny will die too.

Harry will be alone in the end.

And some years after, Harry will feel ready to go, and meet Death as an old friend. One night he will fall asleep, and a bright light will wake him up. He will see his beautiful Ginny, and Ron and Hermione all young, all smiling and waving at him.

Harry will smile too, and walk towards them.

And at this moment he will stop breathing.

I did NOT deserve this beautiful sadness today. But thanks 😭😭😭😭

Part 1. Whatever you do, don’t imagine James Potter as the mom of the group who is super physically affectionate and Sirius Black when he was in azkaban spending long nights screaming for james in the middle of his night terrors or Remus calling out James’s name wishing he was there to hug him after a rough night on the full moon(like they all are now that everyone is gone.) Or even wormtail suddenly regretting his choice as he reaches out to find James’s comforting presence.

lbibliophile:

alessiajontrunfio:

THI. IS. SO. SAD. I CAN’T. 

While you’re not thinking about the remaining marauders, also don’t think about Harry, a few months – years – down the track, crying out for someone he can’t quite remember…

THIS IS NOT OKAY!