[ SECRET POST #4425 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4425 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Nerds too shy to project on super headstrong hermione like him

people dealing with chronic illness or closeted for lgbt issues often empathize with the secret werewolf and discrimination stuff. he's survived terrible things and been very lonely but he keeps trying to keep going and keep being kind, which is admirable to a lot of people. he's a pushover for affection, which a lot of people can empathize with, he's dealt with grief and poverty in a less picture-book-quaint way than the weaslys.

like you can write off all that stuff as being a "sad sack" but I have been...a sad person, at different points in my life. people like characters whose sufferings they understand. and remus is a goodish person who is also a really good liar, hiding both his lycanthropy and successfully spying, he was a marauder despite not at all seeming like the type as an adult, and he's capable of being a stone cold ruthless bitch when pushed far enough (very cheerfully planning to murder Peter before Harry intervenes) which makes for some interesting and less-saccharine character notes.

plus a loooot of the fandom was shaped in the 3-year summer between books 4 and 5 coming out, so for anyone who didn't want to ship school children or rly old people, Remus/Siris was actually one of the best potential ships for non-AU happiness, while still having a lot of problems to overcome/write about.

also people who already loved werewolves as a concept

[(Anonymous)]

Nothing to say but that this is a really interesting reply. I love Remus too, because, like you said, "he keeps trying to keep going and keep being kind." He doesn't use his past or his pain as an excuse to be an asshole. That makes him great in my book.

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Exactly this, anon!

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You perfectly summed up why I love Remus. Frankly, at this point in my life, I am also a sad sack. I don't think that means that I have to be alone and miserable and ugly and mean for the rest of my life. I like to think that the fact that I'm still getting out of bed in the morning means that I have some strength and life in me yet.

I feel for those folks that have never felt that *down* and *kicked* by the world and the slightly-unsympathetic part of me hopes they get to experience it..soon.