Woman I'd take into a fight with me: Ginny Weasley
Ginny Weasley
(spoilers for all Harry Potter books)
Because she's always proactive-even when she's scared out of her mind and way out of her element-and she never sat around waiting for someone to save her.
Because she had her soul sucked slowly dry by Voldemort at the age of 11 and lived to tell of it.
Because she has no problem calling people on their shit.
Because she grew up with six older brothers and by necessity knows how to use her brain to get what strength and yelling won’t.
Because the only thing more dangerous than Ginny on a broom is Ginny firing a Reductor Curse.
Because she is loyal to the end. To her family, to the side of good, to her friends. And like any good Gryffindor, she is always first in line to right a wrong.
Because her Bat-Bogey Hex is legendary.
Because her role models growing up were Fred and George-the greatest troublemakers Hogwarts has ever seen-and even they are a little afraid of her.
Because she's a Gryffindor and wouldn’t know how to give up if her life depended on it.
(spoilers for all Harry Potter books)
Because she's always proactive-even when she's scared out of her mind and way out of her element-and she never sat around waiting for someone to save her.
Because she had her soul sucked slowly dry by Voldemort at the age of 11 and lived to tell of it.
Because she has no problem calling people on their shit.
Because she grew up with six older brothers and by necessity knows how to use her brain to get what strength and yelling won’t.
Because the only thing more dangerous than Ginny on a broom is Ginny firing a Reductor Curse.
Because she is loyal to the end. To her family, to the side of good, to her friends. And like any good Gryffindor, she is always first in line to right a wrong.
Because her Bat-Bogey Hex is legendary.
Because her role models growing up were Fred and George-the greatest troublemakers Hogwarts has ever seen-and even they are a little afraid of her.
Because she's a Gryffindor and wouldn’t know how to give up if her life depended on it.