Meeting the Marauders

IMPORTANT

Hey guys, sorry if you thought this was an update :(
I would just like to bring up something that someone mentioned to me and I thought that other readers might notice:
She said, "my characters seemed to be so prefect and wonderful."

Other people may have noticed that my characters have their flaws.

You see, as an avid reader and writer I learned that you shouldn't write a book that you wouldn't want to read yourself. The biggest fan of your book should be you. Because the more you like your book the better you will work on it and the more other people are going to like it. Maybe that's why I look forward to uploading the next chapter of my story and update it so often, because I love it just as much as you guys do.
You shouldn't write a book just because other people are writing books like it. Do it because you like it yourself.
And I am not a fan of books that have characters that are so perfect and wonderful and the most amazing people ever that they seem so godly. No. If you have a book like that then it starts getting predictable and then boring.
So all of my characters have flaws in them. That's what makes us human, our flaws. Nobody is perfect; unless your character is a goddess or god then they should not be perfect.
Now onto the point I was making: all of my characters have their flaws and none of them are completely bad.
As Sirius says in the order of the phenix, "we've all got both light and dark inside us. What matters is the part we choose to act on. That's who we really are."
Even Peter Pettigrew has some innocence in him, he did die for Harry after all, didn't he? Yes, he did bad, he sold out Lily and James, and he should rot in hell for that. But he still has good in him.
Bex Dumbledore, to some people she seems like the perfect person. But really, she isn't. I've stated before, in the comment section of some chapter way before this, she has her flaws. She is selfish, impatient, mean, horribly tempered, practically the perfect Slytherin. But she is also: kind, loyal, brave, smart, and honest. That's why she gets along so well with people from all of the houses; she has qualities from each house.
Lily Evans; the one everyone likes so much and is said to be able to see the good in everyone has her flaws. She is impatient and horribly tempered and has trust issues, she also judges people. She doesn't give James a chance because she doesn't allow herself to see that James truly loves her and has become a better person until the last possible second.
James Potter is irresponsible and arrogant, he is a bully and horrible to people below him. But he is also sweet, charming, courageous, and loyal, he is so caught up in love that he starts being horrible to people that get in his way, and he gets past it. He grows up and becomes a man.
Sirius Black may be handsome and charming but he is also arrogant, mean, and possessive.
Remus Lupin is that sweet boy with a love for literature but he has a dark past.
Everyone of my characters has their flaws. You may not see them yet but they all do.
Alice, Marlene, Gregory, Ozzy, Lucius, Regulus, Severus, Liam, everyone that I have mentioned in my stories.
In every single one of my stories. I have never created a character that doesn't have a flaw.
Thanks guys :D the next chapter will be up soon.