Ron Weasley

Note: Not all of these are necessarily from the same 'world'.

All he could do was stare in stunned, happy but stunned, surprise when Hermione told him that she was pregnant with their first child.

Before he met Harry, Ron felt like he had far too many siblings; after meeting Harry, he knew that one more would never be too many.

Chasing butterflies was never something Ron thought he would ever do, but looking at the laughing face of his beautiful daughter he found that he'd never been so happy to be wrong before.

Despite what most people thought and his own implications to the contrary Ron's favorite brother, and possibly the one he was closest to, was Percy; despite his rather dry and rather bossy personality, Ron knew he could always go to him for help with anything.

Everybody thought he was just rude or a pig when they saw how much he ate; the truth was that he had a fiery creature inheritance that burned calories near as fast as he could consume them.

Forgiving George & Fred, when they were kids, for turning his teddy bear into a horribly ugly spider was much easier than he would have thought; not that he told them they were forgiven for a very long time.

Gophers were probably Ron's least favorite animal; though that has nothing to do with the fact that they are not magical, it was all to do with the fact that the tunnels gophers made were perfect for gnomes.

Holding his first, beautiful, daughter in his arms, for the first time, he whispered softly, "You are so not ever dating!"

Iguanas were his six year old daughters newest favorite animal; Ron just sighed wondering what her next favorite animal would be.

Jonquil(1) were the first flowers that he planted for Hermione when they moved in to their new house.

Knapsack, sleeping bag, camp stove... Ron had forgotten how much work camping could be, but he didn't mind when his son smiled at him as they left for a week long camping trip with Harry and his boys.

Landfills had to be the most disgusting thing muggles had ever invented, and that included sushi, in Ron's opinion.

Money, Ron hated not having any growing up, but now that he was about to have his first child he realized that money was not everything; all you truly needed was a loving family and good friends.

Newtons were not something Ron had ever heard of, but when a six month pregnant Hermione started craving them he headed for the first muggle grocer her could find hopping they could help him.

Octopus turned out to be very good when Hermione convinced him to try it on their honeymoon.

Pudding was the only thing Ron could cook without nearly burning down the house, and that was a good thing because pudding was the only thing his kids wanted to eat when they were sick.

Quiet was not something that Ron knew growing up, not with five older brothers and a younger sister, and he knew that quiet was not something that would be found in his own house with his and Hermione's kids running around laughing and playing.

Reading with his kids in the evening was something that Ron looked forward to every day, but especially when he'd had a really bad day at work, as an Auror.

Slytherin was not a Hogwarts house that Ron had ever thought his son would be sorted into, but it didn't matter to him that his son was in the 'Snake-Pit' he still loved him, no matter what.

To be an Auror was something he'd wanted for as long as he could remember, but it was in his 4th year at Hogwarts that he'd really set his mind to the work of getting the grades he needed to get into Auror training.

Unlucky potion, Ron could not believe Fred and George had slipped anything like that into his drink at his bachelor party, though this way he didn't have to worry about doing anything stupid like sleepy with a stripper while he was drunk.

Very rarely did Ron go under cover, and he hated every time because it took him away from his family until the case was over.

Wideye(2) potion was something Ron had been extremely tempted to use all three times he'd been one of the Aurors trying to find missing/kidnapped children; he really hated having to stop looking for the kids, even for a few hours of sleep.

X, ten, the number of bones that Ron broke on his first case as an Auror; thankfully only II, two, of those were his own.

"Yang symbolizes the masculine while Yin symbolizes the feminine; they are opposites, that like us are not whole without the other," Ron said, grinning at Hermione.

Zoos were a new concept in the magical world, but Ron was very proud to say he was the firsts wizard to run one.

(1) A variety of narcissus: a variety of narcissus. Flowers: small, fragrant, yellow. Native to: southern Europe.

(2) The Wideye potion prevents sleep, revives from drugging and concussion. (From Pottermore)