Abril32013
Junio242012
cupidanvi:

“Leave Him Alone!” She yelled at James. “I Don’t Need Help From a MUDBLOOD like you!” Snape Bellowed. Lily Just Stood There. Frozen. Heart-Broken.

The Scene near the Black Lake that Harry Witnessed in Snape’s Memories

cupidanvi:

“Leave Him Alone!” She yelled at James. “I Don’t Need Help From a MUDBLOOD like you!” Snape Bellowed. Lily Just Stood There. Frozen. Heart-Broken.

The Scene near the Black Lake that Harry Witnessed in Snape’s Memories

(vía fyhpfanart)

Junio182012
Junio152012

THE MAGIC BEGINS - A Harry Potter Challenge

4 - Favourite ship → James Potter and Lily Evans Potter

Lovers in life and in death.

(vía ohjaimelannister)

Mayo242012
Octubre312011
penny-hartzs:

‘Ah, Potter. So you came.’‘You sent me a note, telling me to meet you after hours and bring my cloak with me. Of course I came. I had to find out who you are, and what you’ve done with Lily Evans.’

penny-hartzs:

‘Ah, Potter. So you came.’
‘You sent me a note, telling me to meet you after hours and bring my cloak with me. Of course I came. I had to find out who you are, and what you’ve done with Lily Evans.

7PM
infalliblelily:


“She made you decent and in return you made her so happy.” 

This quote from this trailer struck me as very James and Lily-esque so I decided to make this.

infalliblelily:

“She made you decent and in return you made her so happy.” 

This quote from this trailer struck me as very James and Lily-esque so I decided to make this.

(vía paynerprise)

7PM

James: Hey Lily, I was waiting for  you outside your Arithmancy class and when the last person had come out and it wasn’t you, I went straight to Slughorn’s dungeons ‘cause I figured you’d be there, I know how much you love helping him mix all those freaky potions whenever you get the chance, only you weren’t there either so I came to the Comm- hey, hey, what’s wrong?
Lily: Oh, n- nothing.
James: You wouldn’t miss a class - even a nonsensical one like Arithmancy - for ‘nothing’. What happened?
Lily: It’s - it’s stupid really. I should’ve known. I mean, it’s been like this for years now. I honestly don’t know why I thought it’d be any different this time.
James: Lily, I love you but please try using a noun here and there instead of pronouns, I’m really not following you.
Lily: I sent her - I mean, my sister, Petunia - a present. It was her birthday last week and I know we hadn’t spoken in a while, in a long while, but I - I guess I thought it wouldn’t hurt to - oh, stupid, stupid, so stupid.
James: You are not stupid, Lily. Stubborn and intimidating at times, kind and brave, yes, I agree. But never stupid. So stop saying that. Not many people would’ve had the courage to do what you did. I mean, just look at Sirius and Regulus. So I take it she didn’t like it? The present?
Lily: She - she - she returned it. Unopened. And that’s not all. The card. She - I - you take it, I can’t say it out loud.
James nods silently and takes the present out of Lily’s hands. The box looks carefully wrapped in one of those magical papers sprinkled with glitter that, if you look closely enough, you will notice glistens and actually moves. He takes the card and starts reading:
“Dear Tuny,
I know we haven’t exactly been the best of friends, but that doesn’t mean I’ll ever be able to forget your birthday. After all, when we were little, you always used to make me repeat the date out loud months before just to make sure I’d have a present at the ready when the day actually came. So I hope you’ll accept this little something (yes, it does have something to do with that other something you used to have years ago, in case you’re wondering … okay, that’s a lot of somethings in one sentence) and that your day will indeed be wonderful.
Your loving sister,
L.”
James finishes reading the original card, a small smile on his face that says: “That’s my girl!” and notices there is something else written underneath in a completely different handwriting, the letters noticeably more even and somehow sterner. James gulps as he reads the only six words the text contains:
“I DO NOT HAVE A SISTER.”

James: Hey Lily, I was waiting for you outside your Arithmancy class and when the last person had come out and it wasn’t you, I went straight to Slughorn’s dungeons ‘cause I figured you’d be there, I know how much you love helping him mix all those freaky potions whenever you get the chance, only you weren’t there either so I came to the Comm- hey, hey, what’s wrong?

Lily: Oh, n- nothing.

James: You wouldn’t miss a class - even a nonsensical one like Arithmancy - for ‘nothing’. What happened?

Lily: It’s - it’s stupid really. I should’ve known. I mean, it’s been like this for years now. I honestly don’t know why I thought it’d be any different this time.

James: Lily, I love you but please try using a noun here and there instead of pronouns, I’m really not following you.

Lily: I sent her - I mean, my sister, Petunia - a present. It was her birthday last week and I know we hadn’t spoken in a while, in a long while, but I - I guess I thought it wouldn’t hurt to - oh, stupid, stupid, so stupid.

James: You are not stupid, Lily. Stubborn and intimidating at times, kind and brave, yes, I agree. But never stupid. So stop saying that. Not many people would’ve had the courage to do what you did. I mean, just look at Sirius and Regulus. So I take it she didn’t like it? The present?

Lily: She - she - she returned it. Unopened. And that’s not all. The card. She - I - you take it, I can’t say it out loud.

James nods silently and takes the present out of Lily’s hands. The box looks carefully wrapped in one of those magical papers sprinkled with glitter that, if you look closely enough, you will notice glistens and actually moves. He takes the card and starts reading:

“Dear Tuny,

I know we haven’t exactly been the best of friends, but that doesn’t mean I’ll ever be able to forget your birthday. After all, when we were little, you always used to make me repeat the date out loud months before just to make sure I’d have a present at the ready when the day actually came. So I hope you’ll accept this little something (yes, it does have something to do with that other something you used to have years ago, in case you’re wondering … okay, that’s a lot of somethings in one sentence) and that your day will indeed be wonderful.

Your loving sister,

L.”

James finishes reading the original card, a small smile on his face that says: “That’s my girl!” and notices there is something else written underneath in a completely different handwriting, the letters noticeably more even and somehow sterner. James gulps as he reads the only six words the text contains:

I DO NOT HAVE A SISTER.”

(Fuente: wyndamwesley)

6PM

“You have got to be joking right? This has to be some sort of.. massive coincidence or something. A freak occurrence; like snow in the middle of summer.”

James grinned gleefully at Lily’s apparent shock at his patronus matching hers, but also that he had found out something new today. Something new that made him love Lily even more than he already did. His stag matched her doe, like he matched her.
“Maybe we’re soul mates,” James teased her, as he pretended he wasn’t half serious about what he just said. 

“You have got to be joking right? This has to be some sort of.. massive coincidence or something. A freak occurrence; like snow in the middle of summer.”

James grinned gleefully at Lily’s apparent shock at his patronus matching hers, but also that he had found out something new today. Something new that made him love Lily even more than he already did. His stag matched her doe, like he matched her.

“Maybe we’re soul mates,” James teased her, as he pretended he wasn’t half serious about what he just said. 

(vía dreams-ofspring)

6PM
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