Charlie Weasley

Ron has gotten bitten by the dragon.

So Hermione and Harry take the dragon to the tower so that Ron's brother – and I can't remember if it's Charlie.

It is Charlie.

Okay.

Comes to get the dragon or he sends his friends to get the dragon.

So, you know, I'm diving into some of that.

My Charlie Weasley.

My Charlie Weasley days.

That's what I'm going to start calling them.

Penny Portapotties.

Pansy would need more than one shot of fire whiskey to get through this, because now she had two suitors vying for her hand.

Charlie walked purposefully down the overgrown stone pathway toward the quaint cottage perched on a cliff overlooking the chilly surf.

He barely felt the icy breeze nipping at his cheeks, his determination propelling him forward with each step.

He had spent all evening coming up with a plan based on Narcissa's advice.

Bill was in between assignments from Gringotts at the moment, so he knew the man would be home.

Hopefully his brother wouldn't berate him too much when he explained what he needed help with.

Charlie stopped outside the faded blue door to the cottage, taking one last fortifying breath.

Not giving himself any more time to change his mind, he raised his fist to the door and knocked.

the witches and wizards trying to conceal them with a unique challenge like each beast presents its own unique problem set to then have to counter yeah and dragons are obviously a large problem that you have to figure out a very thorough uh way of dealing with it but um yeah so that's the first one he says is dragons

shows how awesome charlie weasley is that he's working with dragons

Yeah, I'm sure he takes part in a lot of this upkeep.

I imagine them as like park rangers in our national parks.

yeah um

Charlie Weasley couldn't have caught that thing uh and he could have played for England we know that he was a seeker and he basically led Gryffindor to I guess six straight victories

Presumably they always won at Quidditch, but like the rest of the house sucked so much that they still couldn't win the house cup.

Well, yeah.

It's a little more meaningful that that's when he chooses to come back.

And I was thinking about how Bill and Charlie seem to have a pretty close relationship.

Yeah, Charlie's his best man.

We know Fred and George do.

Ron has Harry.

Ron grows up constantly surrounded by things that remind him of what his family can't afford.

His robes are handed down, his books are often secondhand, his first wand originally belonged to Charlie, even Scabbers was passed down to him from Percy, although in hindsight, Percy should have probably kept that one.

"'Why is everything I own rubbish?' said Ron furiously, striding across the room to unstick Pigwidgeon's beak.

Then Ron arrives at Hogwarts and becomes best friends with someone who has a vault full of gold and can afford virtually anything he wants without thinking about it.

There's like a silver spindly thing that's blowing puffs of clouds.

It's the thing that Dumbledore talks to after Arthur Weasley gets attacked by the snake in Order of the Phoenix, where he's like, oh, and in the essence divided.

And it just like sends puffs of smoke up in fun shapes.

And we know nothing else about it.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

What, Micah? Doesn't Harry say something to Mrs.

Weasley a little bit later on in this chapter and... ron compliments him on it but i'm wondering was that even something harry got from that book or was it just something that naturally came to harry in the moment

harry noticed that ron had complimented hermione because get this crazy women like being complimented and he's like i bet that's one of the tips and something nice that you did yeah