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Harry's Ditched by a "Witch" Once upon a time Molly Wealsey met Arthur Weasley and two days before their October wedding, she looked up at her soon-to-be husband and said, "Arthur, I want us to have a baby girl," and he rplied with "Anything you want, Molly-Wobbles." He would almost come to regret that sentiment when, six bouncing baby boys later, Molly finally bore a daughter whom they named Ginny because his cousin already took the name Kimmy.Harry's Ditched by a "Witch" by ~DreamerInTheClouds
That has almost NOTHING to do with the rest of the story, but I felt like writing it down.
This girl came to become a beautiful, young woman when she began to seek to pursue her friend and brother's best mate, Harry Potter. Wel


The Art of Role Models ...and their play on your characters.The Art of Role Models by ~DreamerInTheClouds
Characters are the driving force to ANY novel. Without them, there is nothing to stir a plot, fight a conflict, or relate to! They are, in a logical perspective, one of the most important parts of the story! Every classical book has some sort of memorable character. In Lord of the Flies, we fell in love with Ralph because of his desire for order and ability to lead while still possessing the charm of a young boy. In Tok Kill a Mockingbird, Scout is not only curious and amusing but she is also observant and insightful. Even seemingly meaningless events in her life such as her school teacher yelling at her