Rethink Your Houses

Reply+159

(01/08/2013)[-]

Not all Lannisters are incestuous cunts that should be raped with a cactus

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(01/08/2013)[-]

Only one of them is.

Jaime is actually a pretty cool guy by book 3.

And so is Tywin.

Cersei will always be a cunt, to the very end.

#128 to #75 - diroccodoodleedoo

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(01/08/2013)[-]

Yeah, true dat, Jaimie is actually becoming one of my favorite characters in the books. He's no saint to be sure (but then again who is in the books?) but I feel the show made him out to be WAY more sociopathic than he is in the books.

Also, for the record, I like Jaimie more than Tyrion at this point in the books

#160 to #128 - adrianking

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(01/08/2013)[-]

Sorry, I can't hear you over Bran's crippled legs.

#162 to #160 - knowstoomuch

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(01/08/2013)[-]

Oh and Bran! omg he becomes so badass. He saves Theon's life you know.

#196 to #162 - anon id: 4fc1c46b

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(05/24/2013)[-]

Whats left of it you mean.

#77 to #46 - sippay

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(01/08/2013)[-]

guise, what if..
midgets are normal size people

and we all are giants?

#85 to #77 - zahnrad

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(01/08/2013)[-]

#133 to #46 - robtarded

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(01/08/2013)[-]

Tywin is awesome too...

#72 - maggnigs

Reply+84

(01/08/2013)[-]

this snape one brings back so many feels

#53 - BenniEGHR

Reply+49

(01/08/2013)[-]

stoner house
relaxed house
no judgements
obvious gamers
drinkers (have you seen their common room? GOOGLE THAT ****)
happiest house
mo' ******* honey badger
luna is babe

#63 to #53 - poeg

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(01/08/2013)[-]

Luna was in raven claw

#71 to #63 - BenniEGHR

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(01/08/2013)[-]

****! she should be hufflepufllynuff

#68 to #53 - daentraya

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(01/08/2013)[-]

If i were to live in the HP universe, i could fullfill my dreams as a wizard and a hobbit

#64 to #53 - blackestblacksmith

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(01/08/2013)[-]

^this^ all of it

#28 - antigravitycake

Reply+48

(01/08/2013)[-]

wasnt diggery killed with the first spell?

#35 to #28 - aussiepridevil

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(01/08/2013)[-]

yeah but only by the second most powerfull wizard in the world, cederic or however you spell his name was a good wizard but he was still an inexperienced youth

#36 to #35 - pmadeira

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(01/08/2013)[-]

actually cedric was killed by wormtail and i highly doubt that he was the second most powerfull wizard...

#169 to #36 - miaandvinny

Reply0

(01/08/2013)[-]

But wasn't he killed by the KIlling Curse? And the killing curse couldn't be blocked, could it?

#51 to #36 - anon id: 1210b3f4

Reply0

(01/08/2013)[-]

Yes he was.. In the movies.. He was most likely talking about the bookbs, since they exceed the movies in every possible way

#58 to #51 - anon id: 415cef42

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(01/08/2013)[-]

He was killed by Wormtail in the book too.

#65 to #58 - pmadeira

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(01/08/2013)[-]

as soon as they land in the cemitery wormtail says that harry is not alone and voldemort tells him to kill the other.

#193 to #65 - miaandvinny

Reply0

(01/13/2013)[-]

Wormtail used the killing curse, nothing Cedric could have done would have saved him.

#84 to #28 - RisenLichen

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#26 - marinretro

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(01/08/2013)[-]

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#27 to #24 - goondas

Reply+34

(01/08/2013)[-]

She may have ended up with Potter, but she and Snape were very close for a long time before and during their time at Hogwarts. He fell in love with her so deeply that he couldnt stop his feelings.

He wasnt creepy about his feelings. He didnt stalk her or hound her. To him the top priority was her safety and happiness, even over his own happiness. He pledged his life to Dumbledore just to try and get her protection from Voldermort.

And allthough he was very much in love with her for a long time, he wasnt the only one who grew attached towards Lilly. Many others admitted how amazing she was and how much they missed her. She had a very attractive aura about her.

#31 to #27 - CloseEnough

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(01/08/2013)[-]

His love wasn't strong enough during his time at Hogwarts to not act tough in front of his friends by calling her a mudblood.
And he was so creepy about his feelings that he wouldn't leave the painting in front of the gryffindor tower before Lily agreed to talk to him.
Plus, if he really loved her, he would have been satisfied with her being happy with James, not turn to the evilest wizard that has ever been.
"Pledged his life to Dumbledore just to try and get her protection from Voldermort. " But he was the one that put her in danger in the first place by spying Dumbledore and telling Voldemort about the prophecy.
And finally, the other people that "grew attached" to Lily didn't hate Harry for being the son of an other.

Snape was a douchebag, no matter how you look at it.

#34 to #31 - goondas

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(01/08/2013)[-]

Snape had no idea who the prophecy was refering too when he told Voldemort. As soon as he found out that it could have ment Lily he left and went to Dumbledore for help.

You also talk like he joined Voldemort to spite Lily for being with Potter. He didnt turn to Voldemort for any reason to do with Lily. He and a bunch of his friends were already walking around making it known how they wanted to be death eaters during Hogwarts while he was still friends with Lily. He intended to join Voldemort since he was young.

As for his "hatred" for Harry, everyone else wasnt enemies with Harry's father. They all liked James aswell and therefor had no problem with Harry. Snape on the other hand saw all James' characteristics in Harry straight away. But because of his love for Lily he didnt ruin Harry's life like he very easily could have. He protected Harry and watched out for him from the shadows, because as he said to Dumbledore, no one must ever know of his love for Lily.

#47 to #24 - kusalranawaka

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(01/08/2013)[-]

Youve obviously never loved a woman...

#48 to #47 - captaincabinet**User deleted account**

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#1 - pornoranger

Reply+31

(01/07/2013)[-]

not all OPs are faggots

#94 - certifiedidiot

Reply+30

(01/08/2013)[-]

Enlarge

#118 to #94 - shunketsu

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(01/08/2013)[-]

Never quite thought of it this way. Epic pic. Have a thumb

#146 to #94 - tholomewsense

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(01/08/2013)[-]

holy ****

#121 - Ruspanic

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(01/08/2013)[-]

Gryffindors aren't supposed to be loyal, they're supposed to be brave. Hufflepuffs are supposed to be loyal.

#129 to #121 - lordaurion

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(01/08/2013)[-]

>implying he was brave either
They kinda go hand in hand.

#173 to #121 - anon id: 7bd47c8d

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(01/08/2013)[-]

It says explicitly that Hufflepuffs are just and loyal and Gryffindors are brave, but you have to look at what the books show: Dumbledore, Sirius, Lily and James, all Gryffindors, die for Harry's protection. Hermione, Ron and Harry risk all for each other endless times. How Gryffindors put their bravery into action demonstrates great loyalty. /rant

#141 to #121 - rumpelstilzchen

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(01/08/2013)[-]

It's more about the stereotypes which are represented by the several houses, not about their true meaning.

#73 - inbardo

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(01/08/2013)[-]