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HBP: How did Harry not realize the hand writing in the Half-blood Prince’s potion book was the same as the hand writing he had spent 5 years reading off a black board?

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#because Harry’s a stupid bitch that’s why

#For the main character of such a good book series #He really is a dumbshit #Ooh what is this long skinny broomstick shaped package? #ITS A BROOMSTICK NO WAY

#Slytherin house is a snake #heir of slytherin can talk to snakes #HMM I WONDER WHAT’S IN THE FUCKING CHAMBER OF SECRETS #MAYBE IT’S A FUCKING CHIHUAHUA #see this is why he’s not in ravenclaw

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tardisandfeathered: A lost little boy is always a lost little boy at heart.   I love Wilf so much because while the Doctor also needed his companions, they needed him just as much.  Except for Wilf. Wilfred had seen life, lived a long life, and although he wasn’t a centuries-old Timelord, was to all intents and purposes the older of the two.  He was the one offering the exact support the Doctor needed when he, as an old man, was ordered the impossible: not to die.  It was the sort of reassurance of the impossible that parents give to their kids when they realize all they need is even just a token shelter from reality. I get the distinct impression that the Doctor’s father was at the least neglectful and dismissive, if not an emotionally abusive arseface.  And the Doctor and Wilfred recognized each other.  Wilfred saw a terrified, brave kid, and the Doctor saw the dad he never had. I just cried a little from that and I’m not ashamed to admit it
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tardisandfeathered: A lost little boy is always a lost little boy at heart.   I love Wilf so much because while the Doctor also needed his companions, they needed him just as much.  Except for Wilf. Wilfred had seen life, lived a long life, and although he wasn’t a centuries-old Timelord, was to all intents and purposes the older of the two.  He was the one offering the exact support the Doctor needed when he, as an old man, was ordered the impossible: not to die.  It was the sort of reassurance of the impossible that parents give to their kids when they realize all they need is even just a token shelter from reality. I get the distinct impression that the Doctor’s father was at the least neglectful and dismissive, if not an emotionally abusive arseface.  And the Doctor and Wilfred recognized each other.  Wilfred saw a terrified, brave kid, and the Doctor saw the dad he never had. I just cried a little from that and I’m not ashamed to admit it
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tardisandfeathered: A lost little boy is always a lost little boy at heart.   I love Wilf so much because while the Doctor also needed his companions, they needed him just as much.  Except for Wilf. Wilfred had seen life, lived a long life, and although he wasn’t a centuries-old Timelord, was to all intents and purposes the older of the two.  He was the one offering the exact support the Doctor needed when he, as an old man, was ordered the impossible: not to die.  It was the sort of reassurance of the impossible that parents give to their kids when they realize all they need is even just a token shelter from reality. I get the distinct impression that the Doctor’s father was at the least neglectful and dismissive, if not an emotionally abusive arseface.  And the Doctor and Wilfred recognized each other.  Wilfred saw a terrified, brave kid, and the Doctor saw the dad he never had. I just cried a little from that and I’m not ashamed to admit it
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tardisandfeathered: A lost little boy is always a lost little boy at heart.   I love Wilf so much because while the Doctor also needed his companions, they needed him just as much.  Except for Wilf. Wilfred had seen life, lived a long life, and although he wasn’t a centuries-old Timelord, was to all intents and purposes the older of the two.  He was the one offering the exact support the Doctor needed when he, as an old man, was ordered the impossible: not to die.  It was the sort of reassurance of the impossible that parents give to their kids when they realize all they need is even just a token shelter from reality. I get the distinct impression that the Doctor’s father was at the least neglectful and dismissive, if not an emotionally abusive arseface.  And the Doctor and Wilfred recognized each other.  Wilfred saw a terrified, brave kid, and the Doctor saw the dad he never had. I just cried a little from that and I’m not ashamed to admit it
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tardisandfeathered:

A lost little boy is always a lost little boy at heart.  

I love Wilf so much because while the Doctor also needed his companions, they needed him just as much.  Except for Wilf. Wilfred had seen life, lived a long life, and although he wasn’t a centuries-old Timelord, was to all intents and purposes the older of the two.  He was the one offering the exact support the Doctor needed when he, as an old man, was ordered the impossible: not to die.  It was the sort of reassurance of the impossible that parents give to their kids when they realize all they need is even just a token shelter from reality.

I get the distinct impression that the Doctor’s father was at the least neglectful and dismissive, if not an emotionally abusive arseface.  And the Doctor and Wilfred recognized each other.  Wilfred saw a terrified, brave kid, and the Doctor saw the dad he never had.

I just cried a little from that and I’m not ashamed to admit it

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