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"From the purity of the Gryffindors, the idiocy of the Hufflepuffs and the general know-it-all attitude of the Ravenclaws, good Lord deliver us. Famous Slytherin Prayer" Maya
I'll readily admit that some of the characters I despised the most were in Slytherin. But half the people I disliked that were from that house totally got my respect back in DH (mostly the Malfoy family, and Snape, too!).
First off The perspective is breath taking (angle wise and expression wise);
I agree that the best way to describe the atmosphere in here is: Tragic.
I admit it; i never liked Pansy Parkinson; mainly because the idea I took of her in her few apparations/mentions was of the snobby stuck-up girl who always thought herself better than everyone else.
and when what she said "on how to hand in harry (meaning to save her own skin kind of deal) that confirmed my dislike of her was sort of accurate
but i have to admit her and the other Slytherins (which as much as I don't like any the slytherins that had a role in the books; i'm sure there must have been some unname slytherins out there who were just innocent by-standers)
to be sent Home and thus being labelled as COWARDS. in that instant i felt bad for her and the others. because I'm sure that little action of her is going to haunt her for the rest of her life (kind of like the marks of Marietta's face).
I really love the way that Pansy turned out
The perspective is wonderful, and her expression is excellent!
I did feel sorry for some of the Slytherins, but maybe some of them stayed behind like the Draco and Co?
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okay, probably not, but great picture anyway
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Does a bear Poo in the Woods?
Yes he does.
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Give me ambiguity or give me something else.
there is such a sweeping almost majestically tragic sort of mood around the angle you used. too awesome for words!
Or is stage right worse? X3
Very good picture.
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"Something that isn't normal is something that we were taught to fear."
"Happiness is just a word to me..."
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"From the purity of the Gryffindors, the idiocy of the Hufflepuffs and the general know-it-all attitude of the Ravenclaws, good Lord deliver us.
Famous Slytherin Prayer"
Maya
WON-derful ;]
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In dreams, we enter a world that's entirely our own. ~Steven Kloves, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
I'll readily admit that some of the characters I despised the most were in Slytherin. But half the people I disliked that were from that house totally got my respect back in DH (mostly the Malfoy family, and Snape, too!).
Pansy, however... no, just no, lulz.
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I agree that the best way to describe the atmosphere in here is: Tragic.
I admit it; i never liked Pansy Parkinson; mainly because the idea I took of her in her few apparations/mentions was of the snobby stuck-up girl who always thought herself better than everyone else.
and when what she said "on how to hand in harry (meaning to save her own skin kind of deal) that confirmed my dislike of her was sort of accurate
but i have to admit her and the other Slytherins (which as much as I don't like any the slytherins that had a role in the books; i'm sure there must have been some unname slytherins out there who were just innocent by-standers)
to be sent Home and thus being labelled as COWARDS. in that instant i felt bad for her and the others. because I'm sure that little action of her is going to haunt her for the rest of her life (kind of like the marks of Marietta's face).
The perspective is wonderful, and her expression is excellent!
I did feel sorry for some of the Slytherins, but maybe some of them stayed behind like the Draco and Co?
..
okay, probably not, but great picture anyway
--
GypsyDancer17s Dorm Space: [link]
Check this out!!! [link]
98% of teenagers can walk normally without running n2 walls, if you're one of the 2% that cant, copy and paste this 2 ur siggy
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Here's the deal. Jade <3's Ley, Ley <3's Kai, Kai <3's Jade but hates Ley.Its a love triangle.
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