in my science class, our science teacher (mr. A) subtly said “well i mean half of our population bleeds for 5-7 days straight and theyre not dead yet” and all of the girls just kinda sat there staring at each other bc we knew what he was talking about but the boys were so amazed and sat there shocked and wouldnt stop asking the teacher questions about these immortal beings that bleed for 5 days straight
Charlie, a highly-strung, openly gay over-thinker, and Nick, a cheerful, soft-hearted rugby player, meet at a British all-boys grammar school. Friendship blooms quickly, but could there be something more…?
Nick and Charlie are characters from my debut novel, Solitaire. Heartstopper updates three times a month, on the 1st, 11th, and 21st.
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Why is Dumbledore teaching DADA? Didn’t he teach Transfiguration?
Because not even JKR cares about canon anymore?
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Or they, you know, changed a small background detail to make a more interesting scene in a film? It’s far from the worst thing to come out of a HP movie.
i forgot that loki faked his death in the first thor movie as well as the second one. like i think this is just something he does. i bet he did it every other week when they were kids like theyre 12 and loki breaks some fancy asgardian vase in the course of a prank and hes just like welp i guess i better fake my death
corrollary: even at the peak of his Faking His Death phase when both frigga and odin have just learned to take in stride thor still 100% believes it every single time it happens like its literally every other weekend he comes running into his parents room in tears like FATHER, MOTHER, LOKIS DEAD, IM THE WORST BROTHER EVER and they just look at each other tiredly and wait for heimdall to come and tell them where hes hiding this time
he learned it from his dad Mr Odinsleep
U kno what that’s fair
The fact that the Asgardian people didn’t seem to care when Odin turned out to be Loki in #3 makes much more sense