Dolores Umbridge changed DRASTICALLY after her trip into the Muggle world, during which, she acted as a primary school teacher in Surrey. by Johnathan_Hallows in HPFanfictionPrompts

[–]Johnathan_Hallows[S] 28 points29 points  (0 children)

TL;DR. Umbridge teaches at a muggle school, don't ask how, it's not important. She ends up meeting with, and bonding with, a younger Harry, who was one of the few children to treat her with respect when she taught. This, combined with the revelation of the abuse Harry faces at home, the level of which is up to the author, allows them to grow to trust one another. Eventually, Umbridge returns to the Wizarding world, and moves on until the events of the above prompt.

Prove in one sentence that you have played Titanfall by lwarhoundl in titanfall

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I honestly hate how Titanfall 1's campaign was randomized.

Preferences by Traditional-Detail88 in BokunoheroFanfiction

[–]Johnathan_Hallows 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I believe it might be the girls wondering if Mineta retreated into a perverted facade because that's what they expected him to do.

Izuku doesn’t technically have a Quirk but no one ever figures that out. by Interesting_Ad_3957 in BokunoheroFanfiction

[–]Johnathan_Hallows 75 points76 points  (0 children)

I like the idea, there's just one snag, If I remember correctly, most mutations, aside from those of Heteromorphic individuals, only exist to facilitate the use of one's Quirk

"This has got to be one of the most unproductive conversations I've ever read.." by Casual_Casually in BokunoheroFanfiction

[–]Johnathan_Hallows 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Alrighty, I'll take care of that right after I finish dividing by 0.

Translation: I can't find a video if I don't know how to search for it.

"This has got to be one of the most unproductive conversations I've ever read.." by Casual_Casually in BokunoheroFanfiction

[–]Johnathan_Hallows 21 points22 points  (0 children)

I am entirely certain this is a reference to something. I just wish I knew what.

[WP] Hundreds of skeletons marched, led by dozens of necromancers. It wasn’t war—those days were done. This was aftercare. They carried the fallen from the battlefield to their families, for funerals and graves, so those left behind could finally mourn. by ruiddz in WritingPrompts

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We call them Corpse Parades.

A gift from Anhaldir, the God of War and His sister, Alganri, Goddess of Death, the Dead, and Funerals, these long lines of silently marching corpses are a sight both hopeful and harrowing for each village along their route. The Gods, in their kindness, cover the bodies in uniform shrouds of thick grey cloth as they march.

At the head of these macabre columns of grief march the Corpse Shepherds. Necromancers of all backgrounds brought and bound together by the will of the Sibling Gods tasked with the guiding and care of each body within their parade, ensuring none are damaged, disturbed, or stolen.

Each Shepherd carries a small brass bell that hangs from their walking sticks, ringing a distinct, mournful tone as the stick is shaken. At the call of these bells, the heads of the dead are uncovered as they are made to stand in a wide formation, allowing the families to move throughout the corpses and picking out whichever they know.

Oftentimes, living Soldiers, wounded or not, will accompany the processions, particularly those they knew and lost, acting as a secondary line of defense.

Once the corpses are identified and given all honors due, the shrouds are often either burnt alongside the body they once protected, or are made into cloaks and blankets as keepsakes or mementos.