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George is already having a pretty shitty year. His twin brother died, he was too depressed to open up their shop on his own, he was having a serious nightmare problem, and his relationship with some of his living family members was becoming increasingly strained by the day. Needless to say, his dead brother's ghost that only he could see was so not what he needed this week.
Or, the one where George Weasley struggles with object permanence for 90k words.
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The dead are no longer sleeping, and the wizarding world must to learn to live with it... and suffer the consequences, too.
In other words: Harry Potter discovers he is woefully unprepared to deal with his dead Godfather wandering about his workplace.
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The battle is over, Percy is at the Burrow with every living member of the Weasleys, and everything is a mess.
Percy doesn't know where he and his grief fits into the grief-stricken home, but he knows that he would do anything and sacrifice everything to bring Fred back. For himself, but more importantly for his family.
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- Part 1 of The Pawn's Promotion
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27 Jun 2026
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霍格沃茨大战死亡的不应该是第四个孩子，而是无趣的第三个
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A freak accident with Arthur's enchanted Ford Anglia causes a minor explosion and a major change in the Weasley household. With Arthur in a coma and Molly having passed away, Bill and Charlie can't afford to quit their jobs and must support the family from afar. Thus, it falls to Percy to handle the day-to-day, even if he's not sure that he can.
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Percy Weasley is not particularly reckless, until he is, once, on the anniversary of his brother's death. For most people, the idea of sending oneself through time to correct one's mistake would remain a fantasy, something to dwell on in the middle of the night, but Percy has always been too capable for his own good.
Featuring: a reluctant spy, an unlikely friendship between a ghost and a lonely student, a portrait, very few friends, several very lengthy conversations about soul magic, and far too many Horcruxes.
(Or, an attempt to answer the question, if someone intelligent was sent back through time, armed only with the word 'Horcrux' and a general knowledge of the main timeline––not to mention a keen understanding of the Hogwarts curriculum––could that person logic his way to defeating the Dark Lord? Only time will tell).
COMPLETE.
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- Part 1 of A Study of Resonance Universe