Nobody was necessarily destined for evil.
In young Albus Dumbledore's eyes, evil was but a label for a past of mistreatment and a future of poor decisions. But when he set his gaze on Tom Marvolo Riddle, he could've sworn something sinister lu...
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a/n: thank you to @Keria_Boukyaku for this amazing cover- its edited together so seamlessly! (look at Marvotoad!! Grayble!)
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and these two absolutely god tier illustrations are from @ ew_its_tilly on instagram! Their art page is full of equally amazing art!
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"I just told you I had an extremely creepy and vivid vision, and you want to play Quidditch?!"
Lucy could not believe that she was the one staring at her friend like he was insane instead of the other way around, but alas, here she was, standing in front of Harry James Potter, wondering if he had somehow been body-snatched.
She hadn't even planned on telling Harry at all— because really, she'd experienced a lot weirder— but after a week without finding any results in the Hogwarts library as to what might've happened, she decided to approach Harry and kindly inform him that she'd gone mad. She wished she could have come up with a better word than 'mad' but ultimately felt as though it was the only one that fit. What else would one call her 'displacement'? Hallucination? A stable mind, in her experience, did not find itself abruptly transported to a forest she had never seen before, in front of a creature she never met before, and bore senses to an environment she had never felt before: a sane mind could not conjure something so vivid up.
