Weasley love

[bulky_monster]

Spoilers for Deathly Hallows again.

I've been thinking a lot about the Weasleys since I finished the book. Fred's death more than any other is really on my mind; it's all so hopelessly depressing. In my last ficlet Ron worried about when he (or someone else) would call George by the wrong name. Here's how I think George might react to just that.

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[honorh]

Personal fanon: Fred returns as a ghost to play funfun games with the customers at Weasley's Wizardly Wheezes. Because honestly, how could he go anywhere without George? Once George kicks off, they'll head for that great King's Cross in the sky.

Sweet drabble, though. Poor Weasleys. Hurt one of them, you hurt all of them; and if you kill one of them, you rip out that much of everyone else's hearts. But it'll be hardest for Molly and George, I think.

[bulky_monster]

I know... I'm probably overidentifying with the Weasley family for personal reasons, but still, I can't even imagine what it would be like for George or Molly.

I love your fanon. That makes me feel a lot better. Fred, taking his cues from Peeves? That's beautiful.

[bulky_monster]

Naughty! I thought you hadn't finished reading the book yet, young lady! ;)

[glamourcorpse]

*HUG*

[bulky_monster]

*hug* I'm a huge sap, me ;)

[skywalker_child]

FYI-Arthur Weasley was the character who got spared; Lupin and Tonks were the trade.

Cute story, btw. I heart twins.

[bulky_monster]

LAME. Arthur should've died. But Fred? Come on, JK! Why don't you just rub salt in George's ear stump! :p

[bulky_monster]

That's because they, unlike some characters we know, have levity with their angst. And because Weasleys made of win.