testing memes
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1castle4houses1. Animagus. Talking about what animal you’d turn into, mishaps while learning, telling people you're an animagus, being so used to turning into an animal that it’s a default response to any inconvenience by now. Are you registered or unregistered?
2. Turn a rat into a goblet. Are you proud of yourself? Do you regret everything now? Does the goblet have fur?
3. Transfiguring clothes. Maybe you suddenly need a muggle outfit, or you discovered that you're underdressed for an official occasion. Do you need help with your spell? How wearable is the result?
4. Frequently transfigured object. You have this one thing you always end up turning into other thing, and it’s basically a multi-tool now. Or you and your spouse/flatmate can’t agree what colour a piece of furniture should be, so you keep transfiguring it back and forth behind each other’s backs. Either way, you created an unstable monster. It might explode.
5. Pins and needles. Learning basic transfiguration, struggling or doing well, remembering or living through early years of Hogwarts.
6. Gamp’s Law of Elemental Transfiguration. You try to transfigure something, only to discover that transfiguration doesn’t work like this. Someone is helping you. Or mocking you. Or standing there ready to explain why it didn’t work out.
7. Body modification. You try to turn a body part bigger or smaller, or give it a different shape. Maybe it’s a disguise, or a prank, or you’re trying to do it to someone else. Might even be a sex thing.
8. Hide and obscure. You transfigure an object because you want to conceal it for whatever reason. Does it stay hidden? Does anyone see you do it? Did you panic and make it look really out of place? Maybe you find a hidden object and are trying to reverse the spell to see what it originally was?
9. Whoops. You try to transfigure something, and it goes terribly wrong. You were going to transfigure that turtle into a teapot, and it still has legs. You didn’t cast a strong enough spell, and the object reverts to its original form in the exact wrong moment. You wanted to turn your curtains Gryffindor gold, and you got a shade that can only be described as “mustard, but worse”. You tried to turn a hedgehog into a pincushion, and long story short, you now have a very pissed off hedgehog.
10. Wildcard! Just turn things into other things and see what happens.
2. Turn a rat into a goblet. Are you proud of yourself? Do you regret everything now? Does the goblet have fur?
3. Transfiguring clothes. Maybe you suddenly need a muggle outfit, or you discovered that you're underdressed for an official occasion. Do you need help with your spell? How wearable is the result?
4. Frequently transfigured object. You have this one thing you always end up turning into other thing, and it’s basically a multi-tool now. Or you and your spouse/flatmate can’t agree what colour a piece of furniture should be, so you keep transfiguring it back and forth behind each other’s backs. Either way, you created an unstable monster. It might explode.
5. Pins and needles. Learning basic transfiguration, struggling or doing well, remembering or living through early years of Hogwarts.
6. Gamp’s Law of Elemental Transfiguration. You try to transfigure something, only to discover that transfiguration doesn’t work like this. Someone is helping you. Or mocking you. Or standing there ready to explain why it didn’t work out.
7. Body modification. You try to turn a body part bigger or smaller, or give it a different shape. Maybe it’s a disguise, or a prank, or you’re trying to do it to someone else. Might even be a sex thing.
8. Hide and obscure. You transfigure an object because you want to conceal it for whatever reason. Does it stay hidden? Does anyone see you do it? Did you panic and make it look really out of place? Maybe you find a hidden object and are trying to reverse the spell to see what it originally was?
9. Whoops. You try to transfigure something, and it goes terribly wrong. You were going to transfigure that turtle into a teapot, and it still has legs. You didn’t cast a strong enough spell, and the object reverts to its original form in the exact wrong moment. You wanted to turn your curtains Gryffindor gold, and you got a shade that can only be described as “mustard, but worse”. You tried to turn a hedgehog into a pincushion, and long story short, you now have a very pissed off hedgehog.
10. Wildcard! Just turn things into other things and see what happens.
