Ophelia || Harry Potter

Ophelia || Harry Potter

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MatureComplete Sun, Apr 4, 202114h 36m

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[BEING GRADUALLY REWRITTEN INTO THIRD PERSON] "The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance" - Aristotle What if this inward significance was being able to create a piece moments before it happens, whether it be days, hours or even minutes. What if your able to see a view from a different perspective than your own. And what if this piece could show you your future Blessed with an artistic gift leaves Ophelia open to the future. She captures moments before it happens, sometimes making herself question why does she do this? But soon enough the truth will come to play. However not in the way she imagines ~ ~ ~ Prisoner of Azkaban - Deathly Hallows Started; September/October 2020 Finished; 4th April 2021

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