Was Persephone kidnapped or was she a young goddess seeking to find her own freedom? Did Hades capture Persephone or liberate her? Different stories say different things. Take it from Persephone herself. - A retelling of the popular myth with deeper characterizations and the addition of many familiar gods and goddesses -

"I hoped to explain this to my wife. Is she unable to develop any permanent memories then?" Tina's greatest talent--showing up where she's least wanted--has destroyed her memory, her career, and her marriage. Newt hopes that a cure could be formulated, but the herb he discovered is untested. Still, wouldn't anything would be worth it, for the chance to get his wife back? To develop a potion, they must travel to London, immersing Newt in his past while Tina struggles to remember her own. ~Cover Art by @WeasleyClock~

"And what was it, that you couldn't get the hang of?" Remus asked. "I couldn't... conjure a Patronus," Tonks said, not meeting his eye. Remus grinned. "Well, I can certainly help you there." - - - - - - - When Tonks confesses to Remus that she cannot conjure a Patronus, he happily agrees to help her learn. She succeeds first time but the results are weak; she needs practice. All that time together will surely have an effect on the both of them? ------------------------- Thanks for reading/voting! Yes, I am aware that 'Expecto Patronum' doesn't work for dispelling Boggarts but when I wrote this two years ago, I wasn't. Please don't comment correcting me!