You can’t tell me he didn’t have any more happy memories after marrying her. I refuse to believe it.
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Meanwhile, in the changing rooms, Harry and the rest of the team were changing into their scarlet Quidditch robes (Slytherin would be playing in green).
Wood cleared his throat for silence.
‘OK, men,’ he said.
‘And women,’ said Chaser Angelina Johnson.
‘And women,’ Wood agreed. ‘This is it.’
— Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, Chapter 11 (Quidditch)
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random-mainblog asked: Hey there! I have got a little question on your popular 'pcfriendlyreminders' post on Oliver Wood. In which book does that happen? I would be very glad if you could help me^^ Best whishes!!
Hello! And that Potter Colours Friendly Reminder about Angelina Johnson was from ‘Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone’, Chapter 11. I originally posted the quote here, but here it is again for anyone who missed it that time around —
Meanwhile, in the changing rooms, Harry and the rest of the team were changing into their scarlet Quidditch robes (Slytherin would be playing in green).
Wood cleared his throat for silence.
‘OK, men,’ he said.
‘And women,’ said Chaser Angelina Johnson.
‘And women,’ Wood agreed. ‘This is it.’
friendly reminder that when oliver wood addressed the gryffindor quidditch team as ‘men’, angelina johnson called him out on his sexist and misogynistic bullshit by reminding him there were women on the team too, and he listened to her without question ✿◕‿◕✿
I hope no one objects to me posting some of my own Hp fanart on this blog. I usually don’t because I’m embarrassed at my lack of skill. :(
Anyway, just in time for my George/Angelina discussion….Angelina Johnson, being a Quidditch BAMF. I did this one a couple weeks ago. She’s terribly out of proportion.
This is letter “A” for a series of drawings I’m doing: Fictional Characters A-Z. Hope you don’t mind it assaulting your eyeballs. :)
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Tags: angelina johnson fanart
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Quick doodle of Angelina Johnson from Harry Potter, I’ll colour this later.
She’s awesomesauce.
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Tags: angelina johnson fanart
Did anyone else think it was pretty fucking racist when Pansy Parkinson was making fun of Angelina Johnson’s braids in OotP?
TBH I’ve been really all over the place with my thoughts on race and ethnicity in the wizarding world (ATM I’m of the belief that while blood status is obviously deffo THE single most important thing in regards to hierarchical bullshit, but it’s hard for me to believe that race and ethnicity are totally erased in the wizarding world because they just aren’t, but that’s a whole other topic of discussion and tbh I doubt JKR was thinking too much about ethnicity when writing the books and honestly that is okay because ethnicity issues isn’t something she’s ever had to really deal with so whatevs I’m not making this post about JKR’s overall approach to race or how her interpretations of racism played out in the books because this just isn’t that kind of post rn y’all sorry).
But yeah, that part was always like, “WOW, PANSY, AS IF YOU COULDN’T BE MORE OF A PAIN IN THE ASS.”
IDK just an observation~ When read that the first time that part really hit close to home (I used to wear braids allll the time).
Also, I just love Angelina Johnson. She was one of the best written minor female characters in the series (and she didn’t take anybody’s shit you go girl).
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POTTER COLOURS is a blog for celebrating the characters of colour in JK Rowling’s ‘Harry Potter’ series and discussing racial issues in the canon and fandom. There may sometimes be posts about the actors of colour who starred in the films, but our focus is on fictional people of colour.
Fans of all races, ethnicities, and identities are welcome to follow us, but we ask that everyone be mindful of racism and other form of discrimination, especially if they are members of a privileged group. Be prepared to be called out on any discrimination, even if it’s unintended and seemingly innocuous. We aim to make this blog a safe space and will include trigger warnings whenever we can, but be warned that racism will be discussed here and we cannot control what people re-blog in the notes.
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