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Is it the Fall of 1977. The term has just begun, but changes are rapidly occurring. It’s been over two years since the first known time traveler, Ginny Weasley, arrived at Hogwarts. Many of the students are still unaware of the situation. The stone has begun to bring students from all times, ranging from the school founders to Harry Potter’s kids’ generation. The plan has begun to destroy Voldemort in this time, to free the later years from his terrors.

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I Never Knew (Morgan)

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Morgana le Fay
Witch

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Morgan Pendragon
Half-Fay
Raven Animagus

Sub specie aeternitatis.

Posts: 95

I Never Knew (Morgan) Aug 17, 2013 11:15:21 GMT -5

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Post by Morgana le Fay on Aug 17, 2013 11:15:21 GMT -5

"Nothing offends more than Evienne being portrayed as a sweet woman," she groused. "Nothing."

Even Godric being made a villain wouldn't have offended her as much as Evienne being portrayed as a heroine. That woman was a menace, and undeserving of being seen in such a kind light. The sooner modern witches and wizards realized that, the better. Being kind to Evienne had always been a crime in and of itself.

"It's saddening that they are conditioned to enjoy servitude so," she mused quietly.

Salazar Slytherin
Slytherin Admin

Seventh Year

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I Never Knew (Morgan) Aug 17, 2013 18:29:56 GMT -5

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Post by Salazar Slytherin on Aug 17, 2013 18:29:56 GMT -5

Salazar sighed, "someone, someday, will discover the truth. Until then, there's naught we can do, dear Morgana."

He was rather surprised to find that it bothered him that she was so upset. It was a very new feeling that he wasn't sure he agreed with.

"I can't agree more, however there is little we can do but offer them easy servitude. Trying to free the elves offends many of them, they believe it their duty in life to obey their master, they think naught of their own selves."