let me break it down real quick
- GRYFFINDOR: John, Molly
- SLYTHERIN: Moriarty, Irene
- RAVENCLAW: Sherlock, Mycroft
- HUFFLEPUFF: Lestrade, Mrs. Hudson
- MUGGLES: Anderson, Sally
Molly to Fred:
“Fred, no parent should have to bury their child, but you died in war and I’m proud of you. Your father and I miss you so much. We love you.”
Fred to Molly:
“I once said that when I got married, I’d put a full body-bind curse on you until it was over. Sorry I can’t make it happen, Mum.”
Fred to Molly:
“Don’t be sad, Mum. I have George’s ear to keep me company here. Honestly, woman, you killed that bitch, so cheer up!”
Fred to his parents:
“Don’t be ashamed, Dad, Mum. Your love is worth more than new robes anyway. I’m proud to be your son.”
Fred to George:
“Don’t worry, Georgie. I’m going to heaven. Wanna know how I know? Because we’re the Holy Spirit! Geddit? Because you’re holey and I’m…dead. Please don’t cry, Georgie. Don’t cry.”
Fred to George:
“Don’t worry, Georgie, Ickle Ronniekins will help you run the joke shop. You two will make the real money. Just take care of yourself, will you?”
George to Fred:
“When I look in the mirror, sometimes I wonder if it’s you I’m looking at, Freddie. But it can’t be. The pale-faced, thin person with eye bags looking back at me never even smiles. You always smiled. Even on our bad days, you smiled. I miss your smile.””
George to Fred:
“Yesterday was our birthday, Freddie. I never imagined I’d be blowing out the candles alone. I did this year. Our birthday isn’t my favourite day of the year anymore.”That last one:
AAAAAH FREDDIE!!!! =(
(Source: phelpsgasm)
Written Page order top to bottom
Page 1 - Tom Felton, Julie Walters, Benedict Clarke, Emma Watson & Alan Rickman
Page 2 - Daniel Radcliffe, Alfie Enoch, Rupert Grint, Warwick Davies, Imelda Staunton, helena Boham Carter& Bonnie Wright
Page 3 - James Phelps
page 4 - Rohan Gotobed & ellie darcy aldren
Page 5 - Evanna Lynch, Matt lewis & Jamie Cambell Bower
Page 6 - Jessie Cave & Scarlette Scarlett byrne
Page 7 - Domahall Gleeson, Helen Macroy, Jason Issacs & Natalia Tena
Page 8 - JK Rowling
Professor Mcgonagall: The house of Godric gryffindor has commanded the respect of the wizard world for nearly ten centuries. I will not have you, in the cost of a single evening, besmirching that name by behaving like babbling, bumbling band of baboons.
Fred: Try saying that five times fast.
Whether you come back by film or by page, Hogwarts will always be there to welcome you home.
Harry Potter finale later @ GB3! Prepare thy tissue paper for there will be a marathon of tears! Lol.
As Harry Potter was the only other thing I was passionate about, the doctors gave consent for me to leave the hospital and collect the fifth Harry Potter book, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, from the local book shop. I was so ecstatic to have the book and excited to begin reading it, but there was never any hint of your imminent arrival and the way you would change my life so drastically. Luna, you instantly captivated me. I didn’t know why but there was something about you with your upside-down magazine, straggly blonde hair, and the honest, abashed way you stared at people without blinking that fascinated and perplexed me at once. You laughed hysterically at one of Ron’s quips and didn’t stop to excuse yourself and feel ashamed when it became clear that everyone found you strange. Throughout the book, I found myself waiting for your brief appearances and wanting to know more about you and why you were the way you were. You baffled me, not because you were odd (though indeed you were), but because you were… perfect. But it was a different kind of perfect to the perfectly thin, smiling magazine girls I simultaneously idolised and reviled. It was the way you carried your oddness like it was the most natural thing in the world. You didn’t market your oddness as your defining feature the way some insecure teenagers do, in guise of confidence and security. And nor were you oblivious to the awkward and uncomfortable feelings your oddness provoked in others. When, unable to comprehend how you wore your oddness so honestly and unashamedly, your peers reverted to mockery and bullying, you recognised this as a reflection of their own deep-seated insecurity and calmly let them carry on, quite above your head. You weren’t trying hard to present a certain aspect of yourself that would boldly identify you in the world. And that’s when it occurred to me how bizarre and positively ridiculous it was to apply the word “weird” to describe you, when you represented the most natural and unpretentious state possible to be; you were yourself.
(Source: holymotherofrowling)
