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Okay, here's my contribution. Children's fantasy is completely outside my wheelhouse, and teen romantic angst isn't much better. But a final dramatic clash? That I can do. #malfoid *************************************************************** He’s alive. Harry Potter’s alive. The knowledge rings through Dracaena like a bell. He died in the Forbidden Forest, she’d heard them all say it, seen the body displayed at the gate of Hogwarts. But now somehow… He’s alive. He’s alive! She can barely see him, all the way at the far end of the Great Hall, shouting back and forth at the Dark Lord. But she knows him, has known him for seven years: His form, his voice, his tangled hair. He’s alive. Her father is holding her by her wrist, his grip vise-like, dragging her back as she writhes and strains against him. “Let go,” she cries brokenly, “Let me go, father, I have to—" “Stop it, Dracaena,” he hisses, his face contorted with fear. “Be silent! If the Dark Lord hears—" “Lucius,” Narcissa says, soft but clear. She puts her hand over his. “Let her go.” She meets Dracaena’s eyes, and her own glisten with unshed tears. Lucius stares at his wife bewildered. For the first time in her life, Dracaena sees her father entirely at a loss. He lets her go. Dracaena turns and runs, a blur of faces staring at her, Hogwarts students and teachers, a brief glimpse of Hermione and Ron wide-eyed, and ahead of her she sees them: Harry grim-faced and desperate, the Dark Lord brandishing the Elder Wand as his red eyes glitter. Two voices ring through the hall: “Avada Kedavra! “Expelliarmus!” Green light collides with red in a blazing flare, and the meeting point moves toward Harry, the power of Voldemort’s curse overwhelming… Dracaena screams aloud, somehow moving even faster; her feet do not even feel the floorboards of the Great Hall. She hurls herself forward, reaching out desperately… and her wand intercepts the clashing spells. The wand snaps, unicorn hair burned away in an instant. The disrupted spells erupt in a shockwave, knocking Harry and Voldemort to the ground. The floor slams into Dracaena like a hammer and she writhes half-stunned, the fingers of her wand-hand aching bone-deep. Voldemort struggles to rise, Death Eaters crowding forward to try to help him. Harry scrambles to Dracaena’s side, putting one arm around her waist and pulling her to her feet. His face is frantic, streaked with soot and tears. “Dracaena… What… What are you doing... Why are you here?" She meets his gaze and all her fears rise up, all the misery and despair of the last two years choking her, the scar on her neck burning with remembered pain. Voldemort is on his feet, waving back his followers with furious dismissal. Dracaena shuts her eyes and forces the words out, barely a whisper. “I love you, Harry Potter. You’re… you’re my life.” When she dares look at him again, his face is a sunrise. She feels a pulse of joy so intense it is like pain. “Traitor,” Voldemort hisses. “I knew the Malfoys could not be trusted.” He raises the Elder Wand overhead. “You choose Potter, here at the end? You can die with him.” Harry turns to face the Dark Lord, still clutching Dracaena to him, and she wraps her own arm around his waist and sets her wand-hand over his. They share a last look. “Together,” Harry says, and she nods. Voldemort’s wand snaps forward once more. “Avada Kedavra!” Harry and Dracaena answer in two voices made one: “Expelliarmus!” The magic collides again, flaring white light. Veldomort grins as the meeting-point edges toward them… The color of their shared spell changes, becoming a twining spiral of emerald green and sunlit gold. The flare of the clashing magics stops in place… and then begins moving toward the Dark Lord. Voldemort’s gloating triumph gives way to confusion, then to fear. His voice rises in a shriek. “What is this magic?” Love, Harry. Love is the most powerful magic of all. Voldemort never heard Dumbledore’s words. But if he ever had, he would not have understood them. The clashing spells reach the Elder Wand, and it shatters. Voldemort lets out a single scream, a cry of negation and despair, before his own killing curse washes over him. Harry and Dracaena drops to their knees, gasping for breath, slumping against each other. There is a long silence in the Great Hall, and then a rising tumult: Cheering, sobbing, babbling cries. Dracaena glimpses teachers and students rushing forward, the Death Eaters cowering in surrender, Ron and Hermoine running toward their friend. Harry sees none of it; he is looking only at her. He drops his wand and his hands come up, cradling her face gently, as though it might break. “Dracaena, I…” He coughs and swallows, blinks his eyes clear. “I love you, Dracaena. I… I always have.” She catches his head and pulls him to her, and he kisses her like a drowning man seeking air.
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Most excellent. Massie-the-fake leaves office with a final public humiliation. Good riddance to bad rubbish.
TOTAL VICTORY! US House blocks impeachment resolution against @SecWar - please note: @RepThomasMassie was the only Republican to vote for it. His personal vendetta ended in complete failure. Waste of time and effort.
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The schadenfreude is intense, LOL.
Jon Dent Arroz fell for some indian scam and lost access to his Google account and YouTube channel. LMAO
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Given that Pushaw -- who still reXeets the very worst Gator Tots like Chris Nelson -- has been working for Massie since last winter, this is utterly unsurprising.
NOW - Thomas Massie advocates for Ron DeSantis, saying he would "be great" as Secretary of War if Hegseth were successfully impeached.
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The voters didn't like the war. They didn't like the fact that gasoline went so high.
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Very awkward for @CynicalPublius, who should stop listening to James Lindsey's paranoid fantasies.
A lot of people are hellbent on creating division where it doesn't exist, but the fact is there is ZERO DAYLIGHT between @POTUS and @VP on Iran — as @POTUS has repeatedly stated. @POTUS (TODAY): "A lot of people didn't like his comments, but not me. He was right." 1/
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Maybe this guy should stop fantasizing and stick with the facts. BTW, Publius tried to push a narrative that Vance’s election post was a “disloyal backstab”… and since then Trump has publicly agreed with it three times.
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And the moment he gets pushback, he loses it and Blocks. Lindsey’s been a very bad influence on him.
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Malfoid can even work as a screwball romantic comedy. Is there anything it can’t do?
Welp. I stayed up all night writing this. I'm very tired. Hopefully y'all enjoy! I'll try to write some more! Hopefully this does well lol
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Goddam. Incredible to realize this is AI and not real actors/sets/effects. Hollywood is so, so screwed. Build ALL the data centers!
말포이가 여주인 세계선 혼혈왕자편 (TS 말포이) The Timeline Where Malfoy Is the Heroine | Half-Blood Prince (Malfoid) Music: In the Last Light - fantasoner Even There - fantasoner
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.@POTUS is right. Part of why we lost the majority is that the House passed overwhelming America First legislation, and it was left to languish and die in the Senate. The American people gave us a mandate in 2024. We squandered it. The Senate can help salvage this mess by moving the legislation on their desk while there’s still time. breitbart.com/politics/2026/…
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Yep. Iran wasn't the only thing (Senate refusal to pass anything was a factor for sure, the warning signs were there last winter) but Iran and the accompanying gas/diesel price impact was definitely the biggest thing, the final blow that made a bad election into a catastrophe.
The accumulating data showing that it was the collapse of Trump turnout, rather than crossover voting, that wiped out the GOP further undercuts the idea that tariffs were the main culprit. Trump ran on tariffs; would his voters stay home because of them? Iran better explains.
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Adayasmr takes on the patronus scene in the Battle of Hogwarts. I swear he keeps getting BETTER with each video. Incredible stuff.
#malfoid "I am Draconia Malfoy" (Lumos Lumos Anime)
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This scene further reinforces my growing conviction that the finale actually works better if Harry and Malfoid have confessed their true feelings before the final battle (most likely after the Room of Requirement) rather than waiting all the way to the end.
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There exist on this web-site (X, the everything app) accounts that distract, befuddle, misinform, or otherwise bamboozle well meaning, curious people. This is one of them. Allow me to explain. 1/
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These retarded dishonest clowns really, really need to get Reagan's name out of their whore mouths.
John Cornyn would have won. You may not love the guy, but he is about a million times better than what you got now. And this was Trump’s own doing.
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Good point. "Just move to a red state" has been a way to dodge the fight for much too long.
If there is a silver lining in anything that happened in this terrible week, it is the realization that there is no more running away as a viable strategy.
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When JD Vance said stuff like this, all the ConInc'ers and Dead Consensus "influencers" like the Loesches and Joel Berry started screaming Vance was a "socialist" and the same as Bernie Sanders. Will they say the same about DeSantis? Or will he get a pass because Not Vance?
Ron DeSantis explains why the GOP "screaming socialism" doesn't work anymore: "Young people have a very positive view of socialism compared to capitalism. The question is, why is that? Some of it is the education in our universities. But I think a big part of that is, what they're comparing is not free enterprise versus socialism. What they're comparing is how government gets involved in business, and you have crony capitalism. The best kind of indirect supporters of socialism are some of these corporatist republicans who propagate these crony policies. The average person is seeing that and saying, 'Wait a minute, you're trying to bend the government to funnel benefits to this corporation or that industry. What about having a competitive market? ... Young people really aren't seeing that. They're seeing just a handful of companies that have an outsized influence on our economy and on our society"
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See, this is the DeSantis I was rooting for in 2023. Where’s this guy been?
Romney attacked me during Covid as an “authoritarian” who was “more dangerous than Trump.” This was during the time when I used my power to protect people from the largest incursion against liberty in our lifetime — restrictions and mandates that Romney supported. Blocking local governments from imposing covid mandates/restrictions is not being an “authoritarian”; it is liberating people from government overreach by city and county officials. Florida is better for our efforts, and the country would not have been liberated had we not led. Claiming to be “severely conservative” and then smearing the one guy who delivered the conservative wish list across the spectrum shows him to be a phony. Better than Obama but he would have given us managed decline that accepted the assumptions of the left and bowed to criticisms of the legacy media.
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