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* HilariousInHindsight: Nicolas Flamel [[spoiler:replaces Snape as Potions teacher [[NotHisSled when everyone assumed that Slughorn would]]]]. When Flamel appeared in ''Film/FantasticBeastsTheCrimesOfGrindelwald'', he was dubbed in Brazilian Portuguese by Slughorn's VA, Creator/IsaacBardavid.
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* FanPreferredCouple: In early 2014, the author ran a "shipping poll" as a response to several reader comments about various ships. Unsurprisingly, [[PlatonicLifePartners Harry/Ronnie]] was the favoured (possible) ship, with [[ShipMates Harry/Ginny & Ronnie/Neville]] as each characters' second most favoured pairings. The author did emphasise that there were no immediate plans for any ships, and that the poll was only for fun and not likely to affect the outcome of the story at all -- the Harry/Ronnie ship was addressed with a somewhat apologetic "it's ''probably'' not going to happen," the two characters referred to more as PlatonicLifePartners. It gets definitively sunk near the end of "Secrets of the Past" with TheReveal [[spoiler:that Ronnie is canonically a lesbian (albeit one who is only just discovering her sexuality) and that [[WordOfGod Hyaroo knew this for quite a while]]]].
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* Adorkable: Colin ends up being this in the second installment. He still demonstrates his fan-boy tendencies, but also comes off more endearing especially when he begins to look up to Hermione as well.
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* Adorkable: {{Adorkable}}: Colin ends up being this in the second installment. He still demonstrates his fan-boy tendencies, but also comes off more endearing especially when he begins to look up to Hermione as well.
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* CatharsisFactor: To anyone who found Snape to be despicable in the first book, [[BewareTheNiceOnes Hagrid]] ''yelling'' at him when he is bullying Harry at the end is really satisfying, especially when Snape shuts his mouth afterwards.
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* NotHisSled: Following [[spoiler:Snape's resignation]] at the end of the first story, it's pretty damn obvious to the readers that [[spoiler:Horace Slughorn]] will be his replacement. [[spoiler:This is brilliantly subverted - the new Potions Master turns out to be ''Nicholas Flamel'' who, thanks to changed events, has elected to not die yet and continue assisting Dumbledore for a while longer.]]
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* BrokenBase: The revelation that [[spoiler:Ronnie is a lesbian]] received extremely mixed reactions from the readers, ranging all the way from "RuinedForever!" to "Awesome!"
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* FanPreferredCouple: In early 2014, the author ran a "shipping poll" as a response to several reader comments about various ships. Unsurprisingly, [[PlatonicLifePartners Harry/Ronnie]] was the favoured (possible) ship, with [[ShipMates Harry/Ginny & Ronnie/Neville]] as each characters' second most favoured pairings. The author did emphasise that there were no immediate plans for any ships, and that the poll was only for fun and not likely to affect the outcome of the story at all -- the Harry/Ronnie ship was addressed with a somewhat apologetic "it's ''probably'' not going to happen," the two characters referred to more as PlatonicLifePartners. It gets definitively sunk near the end of "Secrets of the Past" with TheReveal [[spoiler:that Ronnie is canonically a lesbian (albeit one who is only just discovering her sexuality) and that [[WordOfGod Hyaroo knew this for quite a while]]]].
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** The author was planned a slightly larger role for [[SpearCarrier Fay Dunbar]] for the first story, including the revelation that she had never even seen a Muggle in her life, in order to emphasize world building and class distinctions. The scene never made it in, although it is slightly echoed with Lavender in the second story, when she briefly talks about Muggles.
-->'''Hermione:''' Lavender, have you even ''met'' any Muggles?\\
'''Lavender:''' Of course! Lots of them! Well, one or two. It's possible one of them was a Squib.
** In ''Secrets of the Past'', WordOfGod is that the original plan was for [[spoiler: Slughorn to take over the role of Potions Master after Snape's resignation]], as most people anticipated. During planning of the story, however, the author realized that Dumbledore - in his position - was a person who had many people looking up to him but few who he could speak to as equals, let alone as his own superiors. Thus, Roo decided to bring in [[spoiler: Nicholas Flamel, who was Dumbledore's partner in alchemy and close contemporary despite being 500 years older]] in order to explore this facet of Dumbledore's character in-story. [[spoiler: Flamel not destroying the Philosopher's Stone yet]] is justified due to the events of the previous story; most significant of all being [[spoiler: Voldemort would be unable to use the Stone even if he ''did'' get it, thanks to the Immunity Potion that Snape used on him.]]
** The author was planned a slightly larger role for [[SpearCarrier Fay Dunbar]] for the first story, including the revelation that she had never even seen a Muggle in her life, in order to emphasize world building and class distinctions. The scene never made it in, although it is slightly echoed with Lavender in the second story, when she briefly talks about Muggles.
-->'''Hermione:''' Lavender, have you even ''met'' any Muggles?\\
'''Lavender:''' Of course! Lots of them! Well, one or two. It's possible one of them was a Squib.
** In ''Secrets of the Past'', WordOfGod is that the original plan was for [[spoiler: Slughorn to take over the role of Potions Master after Snape's resignation]], as most people anticipated. During planning of the story, however, the author realized that Dumbledore - in his position - was a person who had many people looking up to him but few who he could speak to as equals, let alone as his own superiors. Thus, Roo decided to bring in [[spoiler: Nicholas Flamel, who was Dumbledore's partner in alchemy and close contemporary despite being 500 years older]] in order to explore this facet of Dumbledore's character in-story. [[spoiler: Flamel not destroying the Philosopher's Stone yet]] is justified due to the events of the previous story; most significant of all being [[spoiler: Voldemort would be unable to use the Stone even if he ''did'' get it, thanks to the Immunity Potion that Snape used on him.]]
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* FanPreferredCouple: The In early 2014, the author took ran a poll gauge audience interest in early 2014 and, unsurprisingly, "shipping poll" as a response to several reader comments about various ships. Unsurprisingly, [[PlatonicLifePartners Harry/Ronnie]] is was the favoured (possible) ship, with [[ShipMates Harry/Ginny & Ronnie/Neville]] as each characters' second most favoured pairings. The author has not made any specific did emphasise that there were no immediate plans for shipping, though upon being asked whether Harry any ships, and Ronnie's relationship would ever go beyond their Canon counterparts', that the answer poll was "probably not."only for fun and not likely to affect the outcome of the story at all -- the Harry/Ronnie ship was addressed with a somewhat apologetic "it's ''probably'' not going to happen," the two characters referred to more as PlatonicLifePartners.
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* FanPreferredCouple: The author took a poll gauge audience interest in early 2014 and, unsurprisingly, [[PlatonicLifePartners Harry/Ronnie]] is the favoured (possible) ship, with [[ShipMates Harry/Ginny & Ronnie/Neville]] as each characters' second most favoured pairings. The author himself has not made any specific plans for shipping, though he did mention that he could not see upon being asked whether Harry and Ronnie's relationship going would ever go beyond their Canon counterpart's.counterparts', the answer was "probably not."
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** In ''Secrets of the Past'', he admitted that he'd planned for [[spoiler: Slughorn to take over the role of Potions Master after Snape's resignation]], as most people anticipated. During planning of the story, however, he realized to himself that Dumbledore - in his position - was a person who had many people looking up to him but few who he could speak to as equals, let alone as his own superiors. Thus, Roo decided to bring in [[spoiler: Nicholas Flamel, who was Dumbledore's partner in alchemy and close contemporary despite being 500 years older]] in order to explore this facet of Dumbledore's character in-story. He was able to justify [[spoiler: Flamel not destroying the Philosopher's Stone yet]] due to the events of the previous story, most significant of all being [[spoiler: Voldemort would be unable to use the Stone even if he ''did'' get it, thanks to the Immunity Potion that Snape used on him.]]
** In ''Secrets of the Past'', he admitted that he'd planned for [[spoiler: Slughorn to take over the role of Potions Master after Snape's resignation]], as most people anticipated. During planning of the story, however, he realized to himself that Dumbledore - in his position - was a person who had many people looking up to him but few who he could speak to as equals, let alone as his own superiors. Thus, Roo decided to bring in [[spoiler: Nicholas Flamel, who was Dumbledore's partner in alchemy and close contemporary despite being 500 years older]] in order to explore this facet of Dumbledore's character in-story. He was able to justify [[spoiler: Flamel not destroying the Philosopher's Stone yet]] due to the events of the previous story, most significant of all being [[spoiler: Voldemort would be unable to use the Stone even if he ''did'' get it, thanks to the Immunity Potion that Snape used on him.]]
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** The author was planned a slightly larger role for [[SpearCarrier Fay Dunbar]] for the first story, including the revelation that she had never even seen a Muggle in her life, in order to emphasize world building and class distinctions. He couldn't make The scene never made it fit, in, although Fay's presence means it might come into play later is slightly echoed with Lavender in the narrative.
second story, when she briefly talks about Muggles.
-->'''Hermione:''' Lavender, have you even ''met'' any Muggles?\\
'''Lavender:''' Of course! Lots of them! Well, one or two. It's possible one of them was a Squib.
** In ''Secrets of the Past'',he admitted WordOfGod is that he'd planned the original plan was for [[spoiler: Slughorn to take over the role of Potions Master after Snape's resignation]], as most people anticipated. During planning of the story, however, he the author realized to himself that Dumbledore - in his position - was a person who had many people looking up to him but few who he could speak to as equals, let alone as his own superiors. Thus, Roo decided to bring in [[spoiler: Nicholas Flamel, who was Dumbledore's partner in alchemy and close contemporary despite being 500 years older]] in order to explore this facet of Dumbledore's character in-story. He was able to justify [[spoiler: Flamel not destroying the Philosopher's Stone yet]] is justified due to the events of the previous story, story; most significant of all being [[spoiler: Voldemort would be unable to use the Stone even if he ''did'' get it, thanks to the Immunity Potion that Snape used on him.]]
-->'''Hermione:''' Lavender, have you even ''met'' any Muggles?\\
'''Lavender:''' Of course! Lots of them! Well, one or two. It's possible one of them was a Squib.
** In ''Secrets of the Past'',
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* TheUntwist: Following [[spoiler:Snape's resignation]] at the end of the first story, it's pretty damn obvious to the readers that [[spoiler:Horace Slughorn]] will be his replacement. [[spoiler:This is brilliantly subverted - the new Potions Master turns out to be ''Nicholas Flamel'' who, thanks to changed events, has elected to not die yet and continue assisting Dumbledore for a while longer.]]
* TheUntwist: Following [[spoiler:Snape's resignation]] at the end of the first story, it's pretty damn obvious to the readers that [[spoiler:Horace Slughorn]] will be his replacement. [[spoiler:This is brilliantly subverted - the new Potions Master turns out to be ''Nicholas Flamel'' who, thanks to changed events, has elected to not die yet and continue assisting Dumbledore for a while longer.]]
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* FanPreferredCouple: Judging by a poll the The author took to a poll gauge audience interest in early 2014, 2014 and, unsurprisingly, [[PlatonicLifePartners Harry/Ronnie]] is the favoured (possible) ship, with [[ShipMates Harry/Ginny & Ronnie/Neville]] as each characters' second-most second most favoured pairings. The author himself has refused to comment on what couples (if any) will crop up once the characters become older and start noticing the possibilities, although not made any specific plans for shipping, though he has noted did mention that he would give indication if any pairings contradicting canonical sexualities end up happening - in this case Slash, since even [[GenderFlip Ronnie]] is strongly hinted to be straight.
could not see Harry and Ronnie's relationship going beyond their Canon counterpart's.
*TheUntwist: NotHisSled: Following [[spoiler:Snape's resignation]] at the end of the first story, it's pretty damn obvious to the readers that [[spoiler:Horace Slughorn]] will be his replacement. [[spoiler:This is brilliantly subverted - the new Potions Master turns out to be ''Nicholas Flamel'' who, thanks to changed events, has elected to not die yet and continue assisting Dumbledore for a while longer.]]
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* BaseBreaker: Snape in the first story is probably the biggest one. While he has his moments of heroism, he is still an unrepentant {{Jerkass}}; WordOfGod is that this is a deliberate response to the softer, [[{{Woobie}} Woobiefied]] Snape of other fanfics, and while some readers enjoy the the JerkWithAHeartOfJerk interpretation of the character, others view him as an off-putting KarmaHoudini who gets away with too much and is not punished enough for his jerkishness.
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* BaseBreaker: BaseBreakingCharacter: Snape in the first story is probably the biggest one. While he has his moments of heroism, he is still an unrepentant {{Jerkass}}; WordOfGod is that this is a deliberate response to the softer, [[{{Woobie}} Woobiefied]] Snape of other fanfics, and while some readers enjoy the the JerkWithAHeartOfJerk interpretation of the character, others view him as an off-putting KarmaHoudini who gets away with too much and is not punished enough for his jerkishness.
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* BaseBreaker: Snape. Some readers enjoy how he Snape in the first story is an unrepentant JerkAss even though probably the biggest one. While he has his moments of heroism. Others find heroism, he is still an unrepentant {{Jerkass}}; WordOfGod is that this is a deliberate response to the softer, [[{{Woobie}} Woobiefied]] Snape of other fanfics, and while some readers enjoy the the JerkWithAHeartOfJerk interpretation of the character, others view him as an off-putting KarmaHoudini who gets away with too much and is not punished enough for his nastier moments towards Potter's Gang to be off-putting.jerkishness.
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* BaseBreaker: Snape. Some readers enjoy how he is unrepentantly a an unrepentant JerkAss even though he has his moments of heroism. Others hate his characterization, finding find his nastier moments towards Potter's Gang to be off-putting.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** The author was planned a slightly larger role for [[SpearCarrier Fay Dunbar]] for the first story, including the revelation that she had never even seen a Muggle in her life, in order to emphasize world building and class distinctions. He couldn't make it fit, although Fay's presence means it might come into play later in the narrative.
** In ''Secrets of the Past'', he admitted that he'd planned for [[spoiler: Slughorn to take over the role of Potions Master after Snape's resignation]], as most people anticipated. During planning of the story, however, he realized to himself that Dumbledore - in his position - was a person who had many people looking up to him but few who he could speak to as equals, let alone as his own superiors. Thus, Roo decided to bring in [[spoiler: Nicholas Flamel, who was Dumbledore's partner in alchemy and close contemporary despite being 500 years older]] in order to explore this facet of Dumbledore's character in-story. He was able to justify [[spoiler: Flamel not destroying the Philosopher's Stone yet]] due to the events of the previous story, most significant of all being [[spoiler: Voldemort would be unable to use the Stone even if he ''did'' get it, thanks to the Immunity Potion that Snape used on him.]]
** The author was planned a slightly larger role for [[SpearCarrier Fay Dunbar]] for the first story, including the revelation that she had never even seen a Muggle in her life, in order to emphasize world building and class distinctions. He couldn't make it fit, although Fay's presence means it might come into play later in the narrative.
** In ''Secrets of the Past'', he admitted that he'd planned for [[spoiler: Slughorn to take over the role of Potions Master after Snape's resignation]], as most people anticipated. During planning of the story, however, he realized to himself that Dumbledore - in his position - was a person who had many people looking up to him but few who he could speak to as equals, let alone as his own superiors. Thus, Roo decided to bring in [[spoiler: Nicholas Flamel, who was Dumbledore's partner in alchemy and close contemporary despite being 500 years older]] in order to explore this facet of Dumbledore's character in-story. He was able to justify [[spoiler: Flamel not destroying the Philosopher's Stone yet]] due to the events of the previous story, most significant of all being [[spoiler: Voldemort would be unable to use the Stone even if he ''did'' get it, thanks to the Immunity Potion that Snape used on him.]]
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* TheUntwist: Following [[spoiler:Snape's resignation]] at the end of the first story, it's pretty damn obvious to the readers that [[spoiler:Horace Slughorn]] will be his replacement. [[spoiler:This is brilliantly subverted - the new Potions Master turns out to be ''Nicholas Flamel'' who, thanks to changed events, has elected to not die yet and continue assisting Dumbledore for a while longer.]]]]
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* FanPreferredCouple: Judging by a poll the author took to gauge audience interest in early 2014, [[PlatonicLifePartners Harry/Ronnie]] is the most-supported possible (future) pairing.favoured (possible) ship, with [[ShipMates Harry/Ginny & Ronnie/Neville]] as each characters' second-most favoured pairings. The author has refused to comment on what couples (if any) will crop up once the characters become older and start noticing the possibilities, although he has noted that he would give indication if any pairings contradicting canonical sexualities end up happening - in this case Slash, since even [[GenderFlip Ronnie]] is strongly hinted to be straight.
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* TheUntwist: Following [[spoiler:Snape's resignation]] at the end of the first story, it's pretty damn obvious to the readers that [[spoiler:Horace Slughorn]] will be his replacement. [[spoiler:This is brilliantly subverted - the new Potions Master turns out to be ''Nicholas Flamel'' who, thanks to changed events, has elected to not die yet and continue assisting Dumbledore for a while longer.]]
* TheUntwist: Following [[spoiler:Snape's resignation]] at the end of the first story, it's pretty damn obvious to the readers that [[spoiler:Horace Slughorn]] will be his replacement. [[spoiler:This is brilliantly subverted - the new Potions Master turns out to be ''Nicholas Flamel'' who, thanks to changed events, has elected to not die yet and continue assisting Dumbledore for a while longer.]]
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