Canon or Fanon?

[janetlin]

I can't find it anywhere on the Lexicon but I could have sworn I remembered reading that the Ministry of Magic had a uniform, or at least robes of a certain color. Anybody else remember what that was?

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[eonone.livejournal.com]

I think it was in the 7th book, maybe? That there were different designations for different people. Maybe it was when Harry and Hermione and Ron were polyjuicing as those certain Ministry people, they had to have the right robes, too.

I don't know, I could be making that up, but I remember reading that too.

[trustme1013.livejournal.com]

See, I think you could be right ... but my opinion's worth pretty much nothing, seeing as I haven't finished the book.

/sigh.

Just can't get motivated to do it.

Twins against twincest.

[trustme1013.livejournal.com]

Ok, #1: I am a twin against twincest. No. Hell no.

#2: That's definitely fanon. The Aurors have a uniform, but Mr. Weasley, et al., don't wear special robes or anything. Aurors wore scarlet ones, iirc.

Of course, anything I say is subject to crit, seeing as I have refused, thus far, to finish book 7 ... pretty much anything past 7 nekkid Harrys or Lupin & Harry's like, totally dramalicious argument is all hearsay to me.

Totally serious about that twincest bit, btw.

Re: Twins against twincest.

[janetlin.livejournal.com]

Heh, sorry, I suppose it's not as funny to a real twin.

Interesting, though, is that the femmeslash and said twincest both involve the same woman. So is it the books or is it just _her_...?


Noooo, if for nothing else read it for honest-to-god Malfoys with _parts_!! And, dude, Narcissa. Also Molly. Come to think of it, I think kind of the whole point of the books is moms doing extraordinary things for their children. :D Oh and also badass Neville. His sh*t is EPIC.