Look At Them, Such Friendly Lads :D

Regulus Black but make him even more twinkier ✨

Mark Eydelshteyn in Anora (2024)

Chat I'm confused what does it mean actually if y'all don't mind?

I personally characterize Regulus as a "glass child" due to how problematic Sirius was but that's just me alright

7 year old me searching "girls kissing" WOULD'VE LOVED KEHLANI IN WORST BEHAVIOUR MV 😫😫😫😫😫

WHAT GENDER IS HEEE UGHH I AM SO JEALOUS I WANNA BE HIM SO BAAADDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

Father is Fathering

i hc dorcas meadows (character only mentioned once as being killed by voldemort during the first war and a part of the order) as an old lady who is older than albus and calls him little albus and pinches his cheeks and has lost most of her hearing at the point of 1970 and who claims she invented eating pussy with your mouth and that all her lesbian friends used to try to use spoons before she invented this (bathilda bagshot finding her so annoying for this ridiculous ahistorical lie)

We NEED to be more attentive to our lover boy Xeno here bcz I'm 100% sure Luna got her eccentric personality from her dad. Let Pandora be a badass witch who practices dangerous experiments for fun and absolutely terrifies everyone except she's a real softie inside and Xeno be staring at her like 😍😍 this from the other side of the class.

pandora would go up to trees and whisper to the faye people she believed lived there.

The connection between Sirius Black and the Grim is really interesting because Padfoot, in British folklore, is seen as an omen of death and bad luck. The first time Harry sees the black dog is during a highly emotional moment—like when he runs away from the Dursleys—which makes Padfoot feel tied to fear and uncertainty right from the start.

Sirius’s life is full of tragedy and darkness. Born into the Black family, he was surrounded by dark magic from a young age, and his wrongful imprisonment in Azkaban only deepens his connection to suffering and death. When he finally escapes, he unwittingly pulls Harry closer to danger, as his return coincides with Voldemort’s return and the start of the war. Because of his family, many in the wizarding world view him as a threat, further reinforcing the idea that bad things follow him around. Through Sirius’s story—and the meaning behind his Animagus form—Harry has to face the reality of death, sacrifice, and loyalty in a way he never expected.

Padfoot is both a protector and a looming threat. Sirius is unwavering in his loyalty to Harry, always ready to shield him from harm. But there’s also something unsettling about his presence, like an unspoken warning that danger or death might be close behind.

Therefore, even when Sirius dies, this theme is still there. His death in the Department of Mysteries feels sudden, almost like it came out of nowhere, but it also feels inevitable. In the end, Sirius—and Padfoot—are both symbols of love and protection, but also of mortality and loss.

and it's always written by a white person who literally never tried any Indian items other than chicken tikka masala

"desi james potter" that's a tan white man who likes chicken tikka masala

I've read say gex more straighter than whatever this shit is

Sirius & James