sluttymistletoe:
cringing:
is no one going to talk about how miranda has been replaced with a random middle aged woman
if you knew anything about lizzie mcguire you would know that miranda is livin it up in Mexico City while Lizzie has an awesome adventure with Paolo and Isabella, while trying to avoid the evil wrath of Ms Ungermeyer, who is definitely not some “random middle aged woman”
thanks
galadrielles:
When I first planned the series, I expected Harry to visit all four house common rooms during his time at Hogwarts. There came a point when I realised that there was never going to be a valid reason to enter the Hufflepuff room. Nevertheless, it is quite as real to me as the other three, and I always knew exactly where those Hufflepuffs were going when they headed off towards the kitchens after lessons. - J.K. Rowling from Pottermore
accio-shitpost:
what do the second youngest weasley and a vessel for making potions have in common?
they’re both cauldron
amaranthinedraco:
I’ll never understand why they cut this scene out.
kayryn:
bgmoth:
the first time Harry sees professor McGonagall transform into a cat, an odd feeling of deja vu stays with him throughout the day. late in the evening, when he’s just drifting off to sleep, a sudden memory jerks him awake. Little Whinging. that’s where he’s seen the cat. in fact, he now remembers seeing her quite often - ever since he was old enough to be assigned small gardening tasks, she’s been around. he’s seen her lounging on the sun-warmed stone walks, quietly sitting in the shadows of the neatly trimmed hedges on Privet Drive, always watching him curiously. he used to think it was a neighbour’s cat - looking way too calm and well-groomed to be a stray…
…and then he abruptly sits up, eyes widening at the memory of that one time when he chased her and tried to pet her.
Hahaha. YES! Headcanon accepted.
