According to Tolkien, Faramir was “modest, fair-minded and scrupulously just, and very merciful”. He mentioned once that he did not invent Faramir, though he liked the character very much. As a soldier in World War I, Tolkien connected himself with Faramir, who only loved swords for “which they defend”. Among the characters, Tolkien wrote, “As far as any character is ‘like me’, it is Faramir”.
((OOC: Auror!Harry got a very @blvnk-art makeover today ⚡️
Going to be online in a little while because this beard isn’t coming off my face for like.. ever If you have any questions for him send them in))
on the other side of the room, fleur was jabbering away in french to her mother. fleur’s little sister, gabrielle, was holding her mother’s hand. she waved at harry, who waved back, grinning.
I’m rereading prisoner of azkaban and fully appreciating how wild it is that of all the people ron could have made friends with, it’s the guy whose parents were murdered by his pet rat.
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