Sirius Black is finally getting the trial he was denied nearly thirteen years ago. The verdict will decide his fate: a chance to reunite with his family or a punishment worse than death.

The world repeats, the Final Battle replaying itself out in front of Draco's eyes each day, ending in a cloud of ash and fire. No one else seems to realize it, that they're trapped. It's only when Draco realizes that Hermione's aware of the time loop too that he begins to understand what's happening, where he is, and exactly what it means. Dramione oneshot.

Hermione Granger is a well-known social justice warrior. She's made a name for herself fighting for creature rights, but now she has her sights set on a loftier goal: ridding Azkaban of the Dementors.

Azkaban is a place of nightmares, and no one gets out from there unscathed, not even Sirius. It's left holes in his memory. There are things he should remember but can't, and he wants to remedy that. But there are also things he's never known and wants to find out, and he will with a little help from an old friend.

Minerva McGonagall is utterly disgusted with Albus's choice for the new Potions' professor now that the war is won, and she will make her disapproval known until she's blue in the face, but Albus has always been a stubborn old goat.

Molly will always be there for her family. But it takes many years for her to realize that, in return, they want to be there for her, too. Warnings for language, character death (not shown), mourning

A Dean Story

Set during the first war against Voldemort, the Marauders fight to keep their friendship intact while dealing with the ever-present threat of death, violence, and misery, as well as a couple of unplanned pregnancies and an uncertain future.

When Sirius Black escapes from Azkaban, the first place the Aurors look for him is on the other side of the Atlantic where his daughter and her godfather are trying to get on with their lives. A moral dilemma is placed upon Kali Black and Remus Lupin as they decide where their loyalties lie.