Harry Potter - Gryffindor
He had always seen Hogwarts as a home
Now he sees it as a black memory full of bodies. Just bodies.
Ronald Weasley - Gryffindor
He had seen Hogwarts as his safe haven
And now he saw it as a hellhole.
Hermione Granger - Gryffindor
She had seen Hogwarts as the library
Now she saw it as fangs and first kisses and cups.
Luna Lovegood - Ravenclaw
She had seen Hogwarts as thestrals
Now she saw it as torture.
Dudley Dursley - Slytherin
He had never seen Hogwarts
But maybe that was his problem.
Dean Thomas - Gryffindor
He had seen Hogwarts as drawings and roaring lions
Now all his drawings are burnt and he feels like a mewling cub.
Draco Malfoy - Slytherin
He had never really seen Hogwarts as much
Now he saw it as forgiving and forgetting.
Lavender Brown - Gryffindor
She had seen Hogwarts as kisses and necklaces and broken hearts
Now all she saw was scars in the mirror, just ugly scars
Teddy Lupin - Ravenclaw
For the first few years of his life, he called Andromeda Tonks his mother
And then he went to Hogwarts and saw the shrine built to his real parents. And he understood life better because of it.
Nymphadora Tonks - Hufflepuff
She had been a Hufflepuff at Hogwarts, which was embarrassing in itself
But she had saved the world one night, and never rose to claim her victory.
Blaise Zabini - Slytherin
He had seen Hogwarts as a jail and that was all
He sees it now as a battlefield, and it sucks.
Parvati Patil - Gryffindor
She had seen Hogwarts as snowball fights and captured kisses in the corridor
Now she saw it as the day her sister lost her life.
Ginny Weasley - Gryffindor
Something had always fallen apart at Hogwarts for her
But that night, something finally went right.
Pansy Parkinson – Slytherin
She had seen Hogwarts as Draco Malfoy
Now she saw nothing except the dirt covering her dead and lifeless eyes.
George&Fred Weasley
They had seen Hogwarts as each other – nothing more, nothing less
Now there was just one left and he sees Hogwarts as final goodbyes.
To be honest, i don't really know if Pansy Parkinson did die, but it's more poetic this way. I've read a few of these and i really really like them, so i'm thinking of starting another one, but i just don't know yet. So, review and...stuff...
Semper Fi xoxo