❝ would you do anything for me? buy a big diamond ring for me? ❞
━ in which evita rosier, a slytherin pure-blood and evan rosier's younger twin, is the reason of james potter's daily annoyance
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━ in which two different people find themselves goin...
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Evan Rosier's disdain for those who were not pure-blooded wizards was deeply rooted in the teachings passed down through generations in his family. The Rosiers were firm believers in the supremacy of pure-blood wizardry, a sentiment that shaped their worldview and fueled their commitment to preserving what they considered to be the purity of magical blood.
From a young age, Evan and his twin sister Evita were immersed in a culture that valued blood purity above all else. Their parents, echoing the beliefs of their ancestors, instilled in them the idea that magical prowess and social status were intrinsically tied to one's bloodline. The Rosiers held an unwavering conviction that only those with untainted magical ancestry deserved respect, privilege, and power within the wizarding world.
The Rosier family's history stretched back through countless generations of pure-blood witches and wizards, and they took pride in preserving every detail. Stories of their ancestors, who had made notable contributions to magical society, only strengthened the Rosiers' belief that pure-bloods were naturally superior. Growing up, Evan and Evita were taught that their magical abilities were a direct result of their untainted lineage, and this instilled in them a deep sense of entitlement.
From an early age, the siblings were raised with a clear message: Muggles and Muggle-borns were to be despised. Forming friendships outside the pure-blood circle was discouraged, and any interaction with those deemed inferior was met with scorn. The Rosiers believed that mingling with non-pure-bloods threatened their family's legacy and the purity of their magic.
Evan took these lessons to heart, seeing it as his duty to uphold the family's beliefs. His hatred for Muggles, Muggle-borns, and even those who associated with them was more than just something he was taught—it became a core part of his identity, nurtured by years of family conditioning and reinforced by the values of Slytherin House and the broader wizarding world.
As Evan grew older, the weight of his family's ideals pressed down on him more heavily. His commitment to blood purity wasn't just about preserving the Rosier name—it was about living up to the expectations of generations before him. These beliefs became ingrained in him, shaping his every decision, his relationships, and the way he moved through the world, both at Hogwarts and beyond.
Now, as he trudged through the shadowed corridors of Hogwarts for his nightly patrol, the burden felt heavier than ever. The flickering torchlight cast long, ghostly shadows, and the scowl on his face deepened with every step. He didn't relish these patrols—especially not tonight. Walking beside him was Lily Evans, her wand held at the ready. The tension between them was noticeable, as her very presence, a Muggle-born, went against everything he had been raised to believe.
Lily, a Gryffindor with vibrant red hair, broke the silence with an attempt at civility. "It's important for Prefects from different houses to work together, Rosier. We have responsibilities to ensure the safety of everyone."
