He has never wanted to occupy the throne himself; he prefers the back seat - more room to spread out, you see.
J. K. RowlingHow dโyou spell โbelligerentโ?โ said Ron, shaking his quill very hard while staring at his parchment. โIt canโt be B โ U โ M โโ โNo, it isnโt,โ said Hermione. โAnd โauguryโ doesnโt begin O โ R โ G either.
J. K. RowlingWhy was she always so craven, so apologetic? He had always seen Ruth as separate, good and untainted. As a child, his parents had appeared to him as starkly black and white, the one bad and frightening, the other good and kind. Yet as he had grown older, he kept coming up hard in his mind against Ruth's willing blindness, to her constant apologia for his father, to the unshakeable allegiance to her false idol.
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