like we joke but that is surprisingly on point
i mean i don’t read fanfics and never have but desperate times call for desperate measures
I think you would mostly like HPMoR Ici
there are parts of it that you wouldn’t but everyone hates those parts so that’s okay but I think overall you would find it a net-enjoyable use of the time you would spend reading it
so hypothetically speaking, if my mom, an Actual Real Author, publishes a fanfic of her own novel under a “”"“pseudonym,”"" does it count as canon
and does it matter that the pseudonym was her unusual first name + the first initial of her last name, and also everyone knows it was her
like uhhh At some point Harry learns transfiguration, and one of the rules is that you can only transfigure a whole object. now harry’s like 'this is bs. there is no definition of ‘an object’ in the real world beyond whats in our mind and then he goes down to the quantam level of his mind’s visualization of the world and completely separates his thought of an object from what he’s seeing to the point where the concept basically breaks down, and then he does partial transfiguration
its an example of what i meant but spoilerz
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holy shit this sounds fantastic
like i once considered that magic would be combined with basic chemistry to produce really awesome effects
like i think i came up with a wizard who had the ability to control people’s bone marrow
i forgot what simple power they had
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minor spoilers
the bit where Hermione randomly has a crush on Harry was COMPLETELY POINTLESS and had LITERALLY NO REASON TO BE THERE
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i think i’ve come up with about 5000 different wizards in my lifetime, and it’s a pity i forgot about a lot of them
My take
Thats the first time anyone towards his intellectual equal, enough that he would respect them, would treat him in this way, which can be important for [too spoilery to post but arete knows what i mean]
True. I mean, there was no reason for Ron and Hermione to become a couple, or Harry or Ginny. It’s just romantic filler.
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