Anyway, there's this amazing G/PG drawing of Victoir and Teddy all grown up by someone, I forget who. Not a huge fan of the pairing since Victoir is basiclaly given to Teddy for the same reason Ginny's given to Harry, but the art's beautiful, and Teddy looks so much like his dad *sigh*.

And (a rarity!) there's a really nice PG drawing of the so-called 'silver trio' over here (Draco, Pansy, Blaise) along with another one of some DEs. And then, finally,the last drawaing on the page, a probably pg-13/R Snape/Lily for violence, is absolutely beautiful. All by nami81

( And finally, my little 'why I was disappointed by Draco in DH despite the fact that redemption wasn't what I was looking for at all' type thing. Enjoy?Collapse )

ETA: And if you were able to guess this was Dan Radcliffe right off the bat, you have better eyes than I do, considering he looks about 30 and kind of unatractive. It's from My Boy Jack in which he's secretly not a Nazi, though the picture is still somewhat terrifying...

From q_spade:

Missing from 'Harry Potter' – a real moral struggle

Excerpt:
That something was a need for a protagonist who genuinely struggled to define – and do – the right thing. A passive main character with no authentic moral dilemma is not only hard to relate to, he or she is also no guide in circumstances in which right and wrong are anything less than black and white.

In a society increasingly steeped in moral relativism, it's not the Harrys of the world who will make a difference. It's the Snapes. It's those who need redemption, then choose it. It's those willing to press on and fail and then to press on again – especially when there are no clear answers.

Thank you, Jenny Sawyer, whoever you are, for putting it better than I ever could. :)

Next time: SHANE MOODTHEME!!