Post by Deleted on Oct 13, 2018 2:19:30 GMT -5
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[attr="class","lyric2raven"]Take a shot in the face of fear
Fist up in the fiery light
Times are changing
Fist up in the fiery light
Times are changing
[attr="class","textbodraven"]It was October. Liam couldn't quite stomach the thought of that. It had been well over a year since he had last seen Hogwarts, and rapidly coming up on two. A strange feeling to not see the castle in such a long time. Hogwarts was supposed to be a second home. That was what it had always been, and that was what it had grown to mean to Liam... until it wasn't. It hadn't felt right to go to school in a place he didn't even feel like he could be himself. He was the son of a muggleborn, and apparently that made all of the difference. A Potter - but not just any Potter. The son of the Boy Who Lived. Liam missed Hogwarts, but not the school he had last seen at the end of his fifth year. That school had been bleak and horrible and so far from a home that it wasn't even funny. It was the Hogwarts from before that that Liam wanted to return to. The Hogwarts of his first year, when he had sat on the stool with the Sorting Hat on his head. The Hogwarts from before Adaline and Deacon had been attacked, because in his eyes, that had been the point of no return.
Liam wanted that Hogwarts back more than anything. And he wanted off this island. Not that Mermaid Isle wasn't nice, or anything, and Liam did like spending time with his family, but he was also growing restless. He was the sort that needed to be doing things and learning things. Well, the learning part was happening, thanks to the School of Mum, as he had taken to calling it, but it was a little different when you didn't have a whole classroom of peers. Less competition, and all that. Besides, Liam was the outgoing one. The overachiever. He wanted to be prefect and play Quidditch and lead the Potions Club. But when you were isolated on an island with your family, like fugitives, there wasn't exactly all of this opportunity for leadership. And it was far from the most important thing on anyone's minds, Liam knew this, but he couldn't help but feel bitter about it. As if he had been robbed of something he had been working towards so much. And for what? His name? His mother? It wasn't right.
Honestly, at this point, Liam would have much rather been reliving the nightmare that had been the Halloween night of his fifth year than be trapped in the kind of world that took away his future because of his name. Or the kind of world that gave people futures because of their names. But he knew that patience was of the essence when it came to this matter, and returning to England was even more risky now with that virus going around, so Liam would have to learn how to cope with all of that. At the end of the day, he knew this just meant that he would have to work harder. Because there was no way he would accept the fact that this would be his life now. Most importantly, though, Liam had to keep it together for Adaline and Deacon. It wasn't some hard and fast rule, but more of an unspoken promise he had made to himself ever since they had been tortured. He was the big brother. He was supposed to be their rock. So all of his lamenting... it would have to wait for early morning chats with Mum.
The best way to go about stifling that was to keep things as mundane as possible. And with Halloween hurtling towards them at a rapid rate, Liam figured that pumpkin carving was in order. It would bring a sense of normalcy to the house, anyways. Sometimes it was hard to even tell what day it was on the island. He had set up the pumpkins on the picnic table overlooking the water, as well as all of the carving tools, and had asked Adaline to meet him there. Liam was already getting a start on designing his as he waited, but his eyes weren't quite so focused as he was scanning for his little sister. Sure enough, he noticed her approaching a little while later and he lifted a hand to wave at her with a smile on his face. "I thought we could do with some festivity around here," Liam said.
Liam wanted that Hogwarts back more than anything. And he wanted off this island. Not that Mermaid Isle wasn't nice, or anything, and Liam did like spending time with his family, but he was also growing restless. He was the sort that needed to be doing things and learning things. Well, the learning part was happening, thanks to the School of Mum, as he had taken to calling it, but it was a little different when you didn't have a whole classroom of peers. Less competition, and all that. Besides, Liam was the outgoing one. The overachiever. He wanted to be prefect and play Quidditch and lead the Potions Club. But when you were isolated on an island with your family, like fugitives, there wasn't exactly all of this opportunity for leadership. And it was far from the most important thing on anyone's minds, Liam knew this, but he couldn't help but feel bitter about it. As if he had been robbed of something he had been working towards so much. And for what? His name? His mother? It wasn't right.
Honestly, at this point, Liam would have much rather been reliving the nightmare that had been the Halloween night of his fifth year than be trapped in the kind of world that took away his future because of his name. Or the kind of world that gave people futures because of their names. But he knew that patience was of the essence when it came to this matter, and returning to England was even more risky now with that virus going around, so Liam would have to learn how to cope with all of that. At the end of the day, he knew this just meant that he would have to work harder. Because there was no way he would accept the fact that this would be his life now. Most importantly, though, Liam had to keep it together for Adaline and Deacon. It wasn't some hard and fast rule, but more of an unspoken promise he had made to himself ever since they had been tortured. He was the big brother. He was supposed to be their rock. So all of his lamenting... it would have to wait for early morning chats with Mum.
The best way to go about stifling that was to keep things as mundane as possible. And with Halloween hurtling towards them at a rapid rate, Liam figured that pumpkin carving was in order. It would bring a sense of normalcy to the house, anyways. Sometimes it was hard to even tell what day it was on the island. He had set up the pumpkins on the picnic table overlooking the water, as well as all of the carving tools, and had asked Adaline to meet him there. Liam was already getting a start on designing his as he waited, but his eyes weren't quite so focused as he was scanning for his little sister. Sure enough, he noticed her approaching a little while later and he lifted a hand to wave at her with a smile on his face. "I thought we could do with some festivity around here," Liam said.
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