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Post by Deleted on May 3, 2014 6:55:31 GMT -5
Today was probably the most significant day of George Weasley's life. It was the anniversary of the Battle of Hogwarts... and more importantly it was the day he had lost his twin brother and the best friend he would ever have... Fred Weasley. The years had given George a beautiful wife and wonderful children, but there would always be that place in his heart for Fred that no one could refill.
Arthur had joined him at the grave site and allowed George to pay his respects first. As George stood in front of the tombstone, a wealth of memories hit him all at once...
The fact that he and Fred were both born on the First of April should have told their parents what to expect. From an early age, the two had learned the art of practical jokes, creating such things as rubber wands and exploding pumpkin pies to keep things interesting around the Weasley Home.
When the Sorting Hat placed them both in Gryffindor their first year at Hogwarts, the House quickly found it had obtained the greatest practical jokers in the history of the school. And by their third year, when they weren't pulling state-of-the-art gags, they were making Gryffindor proud as Beaters in Quidditch. George still remembered their big win over Slytherin their third year with the aid of their new Seeker Harry Potter.
Harry Potter had certainly become a key factor in Fred and George's mischief after that. In their Fourth Year, they helped him escape his "Muggle Prison" at the Durdley Home with the aid of the car they "borrowed" from their father. In their Fifth Year, they handed Harry the famous Marauders' Map, which actually did some good as it played a role in discovering the mystery behind Sirius Black's false arrest. And finally in their Seventh Year, they trained under Harry's instruction in Dumbeldore's Army, and did their part for said army and for all students at Hogwarts by getting the best of Dolores Umbridge with a little fireworks show.
Graduation didn't slow the twins down. The opened Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes and brought joy to the magical masses in Diagon Alley during a very dark time. The early days of the business were some of the best of George's life, and as much as he still loved running the store, it wasn't the same without Fred. But then again, what was?
A year after opening the store, George lost Fred in the Battle of Hogwarts. He would hold to this memory as he did to the happy ones. At least he could say he lost Fred fighting alongside him. Together until the end. That's the way Fred Weasley always said it would be. And so it was.
Now George stood in front of his twin brother's grave, the events of the past winding into the present in his mind. George brought Fred up to speed as if the man was still there beside him.
"The family's doing well," he said. "The misses is still that amazing girl from Hogwarts. Freddie's given up having a real job and is now co-owner of the shop. And little Roxy is rapidly becoming the greatest prankster of the age. You'd be quite proud of her. As for me, I'm getting along, despite the use of one ear. One good thing that came out of that is that I've learned how one sells a half deaf man a Cauldron." George then yelled, "HEY MATE, WANNA BUY THIS CAULDRON?"
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Post by WILLIAM ARTHUR WEASLEY on Jun 5, 2014 12:18:01 GMT -5
It was a nice day and Bill had decided to go to his little brother's grave and visit him. He missed his little brother and he felt somewhat responsible for what happened to Fred. He had since the day Fred died. He was the oldest and he felt he should have protected all of his siblings. Fred wasn't that old and Bill should have been there, he should have protected his little brother. Fred was only nineteen at the time. Sometimes it kept him up at night but he never let anyone know. He even felt guilty for not seeing George much after that. He knew it was because he had to take care of his family and his children, which is why he didn't have much time to spend time with his siblings but that is another reason why he felt so guilty after Fred died. He spent a lot of time working before Fred died, when he should have been spending time with his family. Bill dressed and made his way to the graveyard where Fred was buried. Upon arriving he saw his father and his little brother, George. He put his hands in his pockets and walked over standing beside his father waiting for George to get done talking. He smiled at George as he finished talking. Very nice little brother Bill said with a smile. He went over to George and gave him a hug. How are you doing little brother Bill said. He ran a hand through his hair after letting go of his brother. How are you doing dad he said looking at his father. He kept looking between his brother and his father. He hadn't been visiting them much lately because of his job. I haven't learned anything from before have I he thought to himself. I should see you two more often he said out loud thinking he said that in his head. Words: ??? OCC: Decided to post in this thread Outfit: CLICKTagged: @george
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Post by Deleted on Jun 6, 2014 19:50:56 GMT -5
George smirked when Bill hugged him and asked how he was doing. "Well right now I'm doing as well as one can standing in front of his twin brother's grave," said George. "But as far as how I'm doing in general, well my right foot itches a bit." Even in a cemetery, George Weasley was a joker. Arthur hugged his oldest son and spoke of how it had been some time. He thanked Bill for coming that day, and then asked about Fleur and the grandchildren. "You and the family really should come around more often," said George. "They could really help me out with speaking to my French customers." Arthur folded his arms at George. "Well, that and it would be nice to see you all as well."George then solemnly stood aside so that Bill could say what he wished to Fred. In this case, he would be respectful. Despite popular belief, George knew when to joke and when not to. WILLIAM ARTHUR WEASLEY
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