In the summer of 1899, Albus Dumbledore fell in love with Gellert Grindelwald.
Their love should have ended with the death of Albus's little sister, Ariana.
In that world, Albus Dumbledore chose his sister's epitaph himself:
Where the treasure lies, there lies my heart.
What would the world be like if Ariana had never died?
If Albus and Grindelwald had set off on their journey together.
If Aberforth had been known as a Dumbledore.
If the famous figures of their time had never been born into this world.
Behind the glamour lies either hardship or corruption.
Pairings: Main BG, secondary BL
Theme:
I came for GGAD, but I fell in love with Ariana.
For the first time, I hated Albus so much.
I finally understood why old Albus was so regretful.
Grindelwald is a fire, indulging and giving birth to the resentment and injustice in Albus's heart. He sets everything on fire in Godric's Hollow and Dumbledore, burning everything out like a fierce fire, leaving no ashes behind.
(Albus) He is too young, and he is still a reckless lion who dares to gamble with himself. He does not know that gambling is like loan sharking, and the price is always too high - fate always takes away your most precious treasures without knowing it.
I cried many times while watching it, for Ariana, for Aberforth, for Albus, for the fate that was not obvious at all but was everywhere (yes, I fell behind GG on purpose).
Thank you so much for letting me see 1899 from another perspective, allowing me to see more struggles and love in the Dumbledore family, not just Albus Dumbledore. Thank you very much?
Finally, I am convinced that I am truly a GGAD fan. Because I love GGAD together and hate both GGAD?
Thanks again!
"No matter how superb the transformation is, some characteristics of the previous object will remain." I think of Sun Wukong turning into a temple and being seen through the flagpole (tail) by Erlang Shen...
What I want to say is that it seems that the conflict between Slytherin and Gryffindor gradually became more acute after Dumbledore took over the school. At that time, Dumbledore's Order of the Phoenix competed with Voldemort's Death Eaters, and the students of Slytherin and Gryffindor who had not yet graduated became victims. They were still very harmonious in their ancestral generations. At that time, even the first generation of the Dark Lord was just a little carrot, and the Black and Potter families were still married, so where could the differences in the academy come from.
There are still readers woo woo woo now
Ah. Fake fan like me, I always thought Arianna had blonde hair
I just saw this article. Although Dumbledore and Gellert are what the author wanted to write about, I was attracted to Ariana.
Albus, who was rejected by his sister and slapped in the face by an owl, was secretly angry. Aberforth, who saw through Albus, was full of sarcasm. Ariana was aggrieved and distressed when she saw her brother in trouble. In the end, only Grindelwald got what he wanted by provoking the conflict between the Dumbledore family.
Okay, Grindelwald-like arrogance and indifference and Albus's idealistic talk. Perfect withdrawal.
Wuwuwuwu Ariana likes sweet food, but Albus's taste is actually more sour. The setting of the wife always reveals the blade inadvertently.
Yes, Albus Dumbledore was really good, unpredictable, and elusive. He is like a fighter jet in the sky, only he can restrain himself. At this time, Dumbledore was too dangerous to approach. In the original work, he is inaccessible and resists approach.
I came for GGAD, but I fell in love with Ariana. For the first time, I hated Albus so much. I finally understood why old Albus was so regretful. Grindelwald is a fire, indulging and giving birth to the resentment and injustice in Albus's heart. He sets everything on fire in Godric's Hollow and Dumbledore, burning everything out like a fierce fire, leaving no ashes behind. (Albus) He is too young, and he is still a reckless lion who dares to gamble with himself. He does not know that gambling is like loan sharking, and the price is always too high - fate always takes away your most precious treasures without knowing it. I cried many times while watching it, for Ariana, for Aberforth, for Albus, for the fate that was not obvious at all but was everywhere (yes, I fell behind GG on purpose). Thank you so much for letting me see 1899 from another perspective, allowing me to see more struggles and love in the Dumbledore family, not just Albus Dumbledore. Thank you very much? Finally, I am convinced that I am truly a GGAD fan. Because I love GGAD together and hate both GGAD? Thanks again!
"No matter how superb the transformation is, some characteristics of the previous object will remain." I think of Sun Wukong turning into a temple and being seen through the flagpole (tail) by Erlang Shen...
What I want to say is that it seems that the conflict between Slytherin and Gryffindor gradually became more acute after Dumbledore took over the school. At that time, Dumbledore's Order of the Phoenix competed with Voldemort's Death Eaters, and the students of Slytherin and Gryffindor who had not yet graduated became victims. They were still very harmonious in their ancestral generations. At that time, even the first generation of the Dark Lord was just a little carrot, and the Black and Potter families were still married, so where could the differences in the academy come from.
There are still readers woo woo woo now
Ah. Fake fan like me, I always thought Arianna had blonde hair
I just saw this article. Although Dumbledore and Gellert are what the author wanted to write about, I was attracted to Ariana.
Albus, who was rejected by his sister and slapped in the face by an owl, was secretly angry. Aberforth, who saw through Albus, was full of sarcasm. Ariana was aggrieved and distressed when she saw her brother in trouble. In the end, only Grindelwald got what he wanted by provoking the conflict between the Dumbledore family.
Okay, Grindelwald-like arrogance and indifference and Albus's idealistic talk. Perfect withdrawal.
Wuwuwuwu Ariana likes sweet food, but Albus's taste is actually more sour. The setting of the wife always reveals the blade inadvertently.
Yes, Albus Dumbledore was really good, unpredictable, and elusive. He is like a fighter jet in the sky, only he can restrain himself. At this time, Dumbledore was too dangerous to approach. In the original work, he is inaccessible and resists approach.