Characters
Original Female Character(s), Original Male Character(s), Severus Snape, Draco Malfoy, Fred Weasley, George Weasley, Draco Malfoy & Harry Potter, Original Character(s) & Original Character(s), Fred Weasley & George Weasley & Original Female Character(s), Original Female Characters & Severus Snape, Filius Flitwick & Original Female Character(s), Albus Dumbledore & Original Character(s), mentioned Harry Potter - Character, mentioned Hermione Granger - Character, mentioned Ron Weasley - Character
Tags
Bigotry & Prejudice
Child Abuse
Blackmail
Pureblood Culture (Harry Potter)
Pureblood Politics (Harry Potter)
Morally Ambiguous Character
Child Neglect
Mommy Issues
Self-Hatred
Sexism
Book 1: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
Good Fred Weasley & George Weasley
POV Original Female Character
Wizarding Politics (Harry Potter)
Good Severus Snape
Internalized Sexism
Severus Snape Bashing
Prejudice Against Muggle-borns
Ravenclaw Original Character(s)
He gets a redemption arc forced onto him
Fred Weasley is a Little Shit
George Weasley is a Little Shit
Warning: so many people are pricks
Scholar Original Female Character
Inspired by Trollhunters
Possibly autistic characters
Lorelai (OC) has a very profound sense of justice but her moral's are a bit askew
Eleven-year-olds are kinda dumb
It comes with the job description
Summary
While others shy away from their own fear, are ashamed of it, Loreley Quinn sinks deep into it, unaware of the consequences.
May you see the sunset at the end of the day
April 21, 2025 at 12:43 AM
‘Like a man setting his eyes on the sun for the first time.’ But we forget how we wince upon the great sight, our sun, even when our eyes have only been sheathed from it for a spare few moments. We see it as a grandiose thing and yet we squeeze our eyes shut when met with its flaming form. We shield ourselves from the very sky that grants us safety.
We flinch away in pain.
A man who sets his eyes upon our one and only star is a vulnerable man. One that would fall to his knees, hands pressing into his eyelids, because even the most wonderful of things are painful when deprived of it. Even if only for a flash.