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Harry Potter and the Order of the Pegasus by Morgana

Summary: What do we know of great heroes and evil villains? Nothing: we can only base our ideas upon the facts and opinions disclosed to us by others. History is written by the winners. Tom Riddle is not Voldemort.

1. Ressurection by Morgana [Reviews - 4] (1052 words)

All characters and the Harry Potter universe belong to J.K. Rowling.

2. Tenseiga by Morgana [Reviews - 5] (2081 words)

3. Answers by Morgana [Reviews - 6] (2074 words)

4. Aberforth by Morgana [Reviews - 3] (2609 words)

5. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by Morgana [Reviews - 5] (3559 words)

On references to Hitler, the Third Reich, Night of the Long Knives, etc: as a muggle woman, Lily's point of reference as far as evil dictactors go is Adolph Hitler. In our RL conversations, it is natural for us to draw analogies from the past to help us describe and understand the present. Therefore, I have mentioned Hitler in Lily's dialogue. There are some people who might find this offensive. However, as someone whose relatives were murdered in the Night of the Long Knives, I'd prefer it that Hitler is remembered. If a society forgets, it only makes it easier for history to repeat itself.

6. History of Magic by Morgana [Reviews - 4] (2968 words)

7. Breakfast With A Boomslang by Morgana [Reviews - 3] (2084 words)

8. Meeting Severus by Morgana [Reviews - 8] (2397 words)

9. Longing to Belong by Morgana [Reviews - 5] (4870 words)

10. Occulmency by Morgana [Reviews - 9] (2870 words)

11. Birthday Surprises, Part 1. by Morgana [Reviews - 5] (2645 words)

12. Birthday Surprises: Part 2. by Morgana [Reviews - 3] (4023 words)

13. Pandora's Box by Morgana [Reviews - 11] (2358 words)

Warning; Harry relives his memories of the car crash.