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hogwartsexpressed2021-03-28 03:36 pm
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the history of magic meme

welcome to AU hell
RULES;
1. tag in
2. tag around!
3. mix and match - pick a setting from the first column and an AU from the second column (or use RNG if you like to live on edge -- there's 10 prompts per column)
4. have fun
HINTS;
We welcome and encourage all OCs. Add a little blurb about your character so other players have an idea what to play with, and feel free to add your preferences and permissions.
Ship, don't ship; make out, don't make out - all is fair game.
PROMPTS;
Setting |
AU |
1. Ancient |
a. Soldiers on the same side |
2. Middle Ages |
b. Arranged marriage |
3. 1600s |
c. Great new discovery |
4. 1700s |
d. Childhood friends |
5. 1800s |
e. Met on the road |
6. 1900s |
f. Rags and riches |
7. Roaring 20s |
g. Members of two feuding houses |
8. 1940s |
h. It's all about the art |
9. 1970s |
i. Co-conspirators |
10. WILDCARD |
j. WILDCARD |
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Following her as she turns to survey her brilliant party, Aldric let his gaze sweep the room, settling easily against the bar with his arms crossed loosely over his chest, quietly enjoying himself.
"What about you? A turnout like this has got to have you moving up in the world. Am I going to see you at the next big garden party?" He wished. Now that he was older Aldric went to those kinds of things only when he'd been unlucky enough to cross paths with one of his parents and they had made him, all while asking him why he didn't have a wife yet to get him to agree faster. They knew he didn't like talking to them, and while once they might have been a time those fences could be mended, now they leveraged how much he loathed dealing with them like a bargaining chip. Company like Mae's at that sort of thing would have been a very refreshing change.
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Her father, the absolute cunt of a man, a pureblood wizard who married a muggle and produced two offspring with her before deciding that a mixed family was all too much for him to deal with, and high tailed it out of Exeter faster than you could say obliviate. She knows he never thought his children would be magical as well, because when Mae had marched into his manor age 14 and told him who she was, he'd looked as stunned as his perfect second wife.
He has done nothing for her and Jamie than give them hush money, to stay out of his way, to let him climb back into the social graces of wizarding aristocracy, to let him deny them, ignore them.
Well, this is where Mae's money went. A gaudy, loud club that will draw his attention and make him have a perpetual headache. Forever and ever amen. "But if it's impolite society, I might come."