A concept I thought of about Ienzo using Zexion's Lexicon (except it's called the Book of Reprieve instead) and the pages change the book and his clothes depending on the main magic he wields (like Sora's Forms)

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one of the deepest cuts in the pigbog lexicon

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The theme is communication and understanding. I call them the LeXicon; Krakoas diplomats between man, machine, and nature. https://t.co/Yx0Pd1FeK2

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Another lovely image of Snape and Lily

"Best Friends"



by Margaux Kindhauser

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One of my favorite Snape images ...

"An Unusual Friendship"



by Margaux Kindhauser

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"He Did Not Look Back"

One of my favorite episodes of the Lexicon Minute podcast.

Harry sees Ginny as he is on the way to his death in the forest. She senses him passing as she is comforting a wounded girl on the grounds.
https://t.co/1uvMkYftoK

by ReallyCorking

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Dragon flight across Britain

"His hands were numb with cold but he did not dare attempt to shift his grip...He was cold and numb, not to mention desperately hungry and thirsty." (DH26)
https://t.co/VOBuzEbqzY



by Ottowl

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OTD 1998

The Trio escapes from the Gringotts vault riding on the dragon who blasts its way out.

"By sheer force, the dragon clawed and fought its way through. Harry’s eyes were shut tight against the heat and dust..." (DH26)



by Ottowl

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My farmer!!! Her name is Lexicon!

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"Ariana Dumbledore"

The old man’s eyes traveled to the painting of the girl over the mantelpiece... “Mr. Dumbledore” said Hermione rather timidly. ”Is that your sister? Ariana?" (DH28)
https://t.co/YkNuv3xJQR



by Abigail Larson

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New theme is up. It's significantly more cheerful!



"Happy Hour by the Lake" by Marta T.

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Dress codes and uniforms of bourgeois reminiscence are explored again under a new light, to resonate with the lexicon of : https://t.co/oL08bD9YfL

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"Kreacher's Tale"

“Kreacher needed water, he crawled to the island’s edge and he drank from the black lake . . . and hands, dead hands, came out of the water and dragged Kreacher under the surface . . . “(DH10)
https://t.co/lQNv5h0CZc



by Olivia Pelaez

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"Umbridge"

"... like somebody's maiden aunt: squat, with short, curly, mouse-brown hair...a pallid, toadlike face and a pair of prominent, pouchy eyes." (OP11)
https://t.co/5PjI54G4ob



by Loleia

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Dress codes and uniforms of bourgeois reminiscence are explored again under a new light, to resonate with the lexicon of : https://t.co/cpGBlqLKrm

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The theme for this past week was "twins" in honor of the birthday of Fred and George on April 1st. Now I have to think up a theme for next week ...



by Ottowl

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"Well - it's just that you seem to be laboring under the delusion that I am going to - what is the phrase? - come quietly. I am afraid I am not going to come quietly at all, Cornelius." (OP27)
https://t.co/EH0gygT5Ll

by Christopher Ables

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Happy Birthday, Fred and George Weasley!

They were born on April Fools Day, naturally, in 1978.
https://t.co/PLV1Jv4aZM



by Clef-en-Or

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"My Granny and I"

"...a formidable-looking old witch wearing a long green dress, a moth-eaten fox fur and a pointed hat decorated with what was unmistakably a stuffed vulture..." (OP23)
https://t.co/kLyfhI05IM



by Arboriss

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