“There’s no record of him at all. Not even a photograph. He exists now, only in my memories.”
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“There’s no record of him at all. Not even a photograph. He exists now, only in my memories.”
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“Harry Potter” Press Conference, 2000 [x]
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“Jane Austen´s world wasn´t a large one, but she used it to make observations of human behavior that are as true today as they were then. She speaks to women in a way that perhaps men will never understand fully, wich is rather wonderful. She only wrote of her direct experience. And because she used, to a large degree, comic observation it makes her much more accesible that most classic writers.”
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There’s a Neverland waiting for you
Where all your happy dreams come true
Every dream that you dream will come true
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remember may 2nd, 1998
the battle of Hogwarts
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Just give me time
You know your desires and mine
So wrap my flesh in ivy and in twine
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But from that moment on, Hermione Granger became their friend.
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Happy birthday, my dear Bard.
Image 1: Taken during my trip to ze Globe.
Image 2: Super Bard done by Matthew McFaren (check out his other goodies here).
Image 3: A-very-Bardian epitaph
Image 4: My poor excuse for photography.
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Maud Casey
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