Badger Hearted Girl

A Hufflepuff in the Real World

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I’m looking for ANYBODY who posts a combination of the above fandoms. I want to fill my dashboard with awesomeness. REBLOG with your fandom names if this applies to you! Looking at the lesser extent, my Dash could use more The Middle and The Big Bang Theory…Although I’m pretty sure The Middle is based on my family, so I guess I don’t need it on my computer, since it’s my LIFE

I’m looking for ANYBODY who posts a combination of the above fandoms. I want to fill my dashboard with awesomeness. REBLOG with your fandom names if this applies to you!

Looking at the lesser extent, my Dash could use more The Middle and The Big Bang Theory…Although I’m pretty sure The Middle is based on my family, so I guess I don’t need it on my computer, since it’s my LIFE

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worththepineapple: newly-poly-nyc: ilovecharts: A pie chart of Voldemort’s soul, assuming that every time he made a horcrux his soul was split precisely in half. Numbers are rounded down. -returningtodust …Harry had more of Voldemort’s soul in him than Voldemort himself had. This is incredibly interesting to think about. It makes sense, given how the diary was able to practically produce a corporeal body once it was feeding off Ginny, and the ring seriously injured Dumbledore, and the locket affected people so much when they wore it. The other horcruxes had less dramatic effects, although Harry noticed the effects of the horcrux in himself (though he didn’t understand why at the time) because none of the other objects *could* have noticed anything in themselves. Maybe Nagini, but I think a snake that big was probably pretty creepy to begin with.

worththepineapple:

newly-poly-nyc:

ilovecharts:

A pie chart of Voldemort’s soul, assuming that every time he made a horcrux his soul was split precisely in half.

Numbers are rounded down.

-returningtodust

…Harry had more of Voldemort’s soul in him than Voldemort himself had.

This is incredibly interesting to think about. It makes sense, given how the diary was able to practically produce a corporeal body once it was feeding off Ginny, and the ring seriously injured Dumbledore, and the locket affected people so much when they wore it. The other horcruxes had less dramatic effects, although Harry noticed the effects of the horcrux in himself (though he didn’t understand why at the time) because none of the other objects *could* have noticed anything in themselves. Maybe Nagini, but I think a snake that big was probably pretty creepy to begin with.

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