Have you had any weird Harry Potter related dreams?

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LMAO. I amor the last line. 'CAN'T OU SEE SHE DOESN'T LIKE geléia, geleia SNAKES?!' best. line. ever!

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Same here, I kept it rated G.

amor his voice! and his face.. and the rest of him. gosh your lucky!

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The seguinte dream is pretty interesting as well. It would really make for an interesting live action Harry Potter T.V series, if one was ever created. It begins with me actually being sent to Hogwarts, despite the fact that I have no magical abilities at all. Once there, the sorting hat has a very difficult time being able to read me and deciding where I should go. It then finally puts me in Ravenclaw. It then also mentions the fact that there's something very special about me. It says that I'm not a Squib, although I can't seem to use magic, but something entirely different and rare. I eventually get put into classes and the weeks pass by. Despite how much I excel in every subject, I still can't seem to use magic. Many of the students make fun of me for it, calling me a Squib, and saying I don't belong in Hogwarts. Eventually, a group of them tries to cast spells on me as a prank, but to much surprise, none of the spells seem to work on me. They are all confused por this and keep trying many other spells, none of which seem to work, almost as if the magic is just completely dissipating around me. The group of bullies is now very confused and even frightened. por this point, it is obvious that there is something very strange about me. One day, I get called to the office of the Headmaster, who is Mcgonagal, and Harry, Ron, and Hermionine as adult are there as well, visiting from the Ministry of Magic. I guess that respostas the pergunta of when this takes place. Mcgonagal then explains to me that I am a very special case that she has not seen in a very long time. Heromine continues por explaining that I am something called a Nullifyer (I think that's what she called it), and says that it is a rare type of person whom which almost no types of magic can effect, even things like the Unforgivable Curses, yet they themselves have almost no magical abilities whatsoever. Heromine then goes on to state that this is the first time she has ever seen one, and that she has only ever heard about it before in books, and that before she had thought that it was nothing but a fairy tale. She then says that even though they can't use most types of magic, there are specialized types of magic they can use to a degree, like non-verbal magic and magic that does not require the use of a wand. In the past, they have been known for being very gifted individuals, and some have gone on to do great things. Mcgonagal, Harry, Ron, and Heromine then say that I can find a way to work around it and live with it, and one dia too I can do great things. They then send me back to class.

It then cuts away to another scene later. In the Forbidden Forest, you see the Resurrection Stone pushed into the ground. There is a narration that says something like: "There are some things in this world that are not meant to exist. Things that shouldn't exist and they defy all reason, yet exist they do. One of these such things we will soon meet." A creature or animal then walks over to it and finds it, and picks it up. It carries it around, and after playing with it for a while, ends up tripping over a árvore root and drops it, causing it to fall out of its hands and roll away, losing it. The stone continues to tumble away until it falls down a hole under a very old tree, and the hole leads down to a very deep shaft, which ends in some weird tomb looking place. The stone rolls and lands on some type of stone sarcophagus. The sarcophagus then begins to shake and crack, and then it breaks, and out from it emerges a very scary, undead looking creature. It's appearance seems to resemble some sort of Lich from many different fantasia series. It then looks around and relishes it's new found freedom. It then says: "At last, I'm awake again! I've been asleep for so long." It then notices the Resurrection Stone and picks it up and says: "So this is the trinket that brought me back? I think I may recall what this is." The creature then brings the stone into its mouth and swallows it. The dream then jumps around a lot and the rest is a pretty jumbled mess. The lich creatures eventually ends up becoming some new villain that comes into conflict with me, Harry, Ron, Heromine, and the Wizarding World in general. This creature also seems to have the same peculiar traits that I do. Magic cannot effect it, yet it does not have the ability to use normal magic either. It can however use certain types of special magic that are very potent and destructive. It starts to go around killing many different witches and wizards. The creature is killed several times, yet it always seems to keep coming back and just won't die. As it turns out, swallowing the Resurrection Stone had made this creature immortal and unkillable, which added to the fact that normal magic cannot effect it, is very bad. It is then revealed that this lich creature is very old and has been around for a very long time. It was around during the time of the Hogwarts founders and was even once friends with them. It's first and last name, just like those of the founders, both starts with the same letter, both of his starting with the letter D, though I can't remember what his name was. This lich creature was the result of many magical rituals, trials, and experiments that had been performed on D.D (I'll just call him that) in an effort to study some of the fundamental principals of magic and why some people can use it and others can't. The result was D.D becoming the first Nullifyer, and his descendants would eventually spread throughout the world and cause dmore Nullifyers to be born throughout the ages. Eventually, for some reason, D.D turned against the Hogwarts founders, but they eventually defeated him, and after his death, sealed his body away in that tomb under the old árvore in the Forbidden Forest. It then goes back to the current time and the conflict with the lich D.D continues. At one point, D.D somehow gets the Elder Wand and also steals the capa of Invisibility. D.D then says that he has finally reclaimed what is rightfully his, to which everyone is confused, saying that it had been Death who had created the Deathly Hallows. D.D then says: "So is that what those lying thieves told everyone? It shouldn't surprise me." (D.D is probably referring to the Three Brothers). Does this mean that D.D corresponds to Death in the story? D.D then reveals that he was the one who had originally created the Deathly Hallows, and in them, he had put all of his magical power into their creation, causing him to lose most of it. He says that now that he has them all again, he will regain his ability to use magic. The Deathly Hallows now reunited with their original master, D.D becomes even mais powerful now that he can use magic. A very long and epic battle ensues, and I forgot how most of it went. They somehow manage to defeat D.D. During the battle, the Elder Wand is destroyed. After some kind of weird spell that backfired, the wand shattered into many pieces and shards, permanently destroying it. Upon his defeat, D.D's undead body is destroyed, and the Resurrection Stone falls to the ground, and upon doing so, it crumbles away to dust, most likely due to how much it was overused. The only Deathly Hallow that remains now is the capa of Invisibility. D.D's goal seems to have been to somehow destroy the Wizarding world and obtain all the magic for himself, quite the opposite of Voldemort's goals. D.D was kind of like an Anti-Voldemort. In order to defeat him, someone had to make a sacrifice, and I think it was Harry. To kill him, Harry had to foca, selo D.D's power within himself to contain it. Harry didn't die, but as a result, it seems he permanently lost his ability to use magic, but now magic cannot effect him either. Harry accepts the consequences, and goes on to live a normal life (as best as he can) with his family. As a result, Harry isn't able to be in the Ministry of Magic anymore and someone else takes his job. I think it was his son Albus that replaces him. It seems like sort of a sad and tragic end for one who was once known as The Boy Who Lived. One final detail that is shown; it would seem that as a result of Harry absorbing D.D's power, his scar had completely faded away and disappeared, and it never hurt him again.

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:3 best dream ever

i was expecting a Hogwarts letter on my 11th Birthday

you're dream sounds pretty awesome. GO SEVVY!

but Ralph Fiennes is awesome

Did they wrong you?

Does that count?