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Star Wars planets. Part 1

The road goes ever on and on…

…and Thorin Oakenshield will pass into legend.

Wally came up with this, makes us do it at every reunion.

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in honor of the recent news and fan reaction

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edit 2: dont write in my notes about how much you hate the other starters in the trio/how the other ones stink. if i see another person post how they hate chikorita or totodile in my notes youre getting blocked.

Hogwarts Legacy Classmates

This list is for anyone who needs references as to which named NPC's attend the MC's classes in fifth year.

I watched back all of the cutscenes, so I've made it as detailed as possible. But if I've forgotten anyone, please let me know and I'll update the list!

Astronomy

Professor Satyavati Shah

Adelaide Oakes

Amit Thakkar

Andrew Larson

Arthur Plummly

Everett Clopton

Garreth Weasley

Grace Pinch-Smedley

Leander Prewett

Nerida Roberts

Beasts

Professor Bai Howin

Adelaide Oakes

Amit Thakkar

Andrew Larson

Arthur Plummly

Everett Clopton

Garreth Weasley

Imelda Reyes

Leander Prewett

Natsai Onai

Nerida Roberts

Poppy Sweeting

Samantha Dale

Sebastian Sallow

Charms

Professor Abraham Ronen

Charlotte Morrison

Cressida Blume

Duncan Hobhouse

Leander Prewett

Natsai Onai

Ominis Gaunt

Poppy Sweeting

Samantha Dale

Sebastian Sallow

Defence Against the Dark Arts

Professor Dinah Hecat

Adelaide Oakes

Andrew Larson

Arthur Plummly

Cressida Blume

Everett Clopton

Grace Pinch-Smedley

Imelda Reyes

Leander Prewett

Mahendra Pehlwaan

Nellie Oggspire

Ominis Gaunt

Poppy Sweeting

Sebastian Sallow

Divination

Professor Mudiwa Onai

Adelaide Oakes

Andrew Larson

Charlotte Morrison

Eric Northcott

Everett Clopton

Imelda Reyes

Natsai Onai

Poppy Sweeting

Flying

Madam Chiyo Kogawa

Arthur Plummly

Charlotte Morrison

Evangeline Bardsley

Everett Clopton

Hector Jenkins

Lawrence Davies

Mahendra Pehlwaan

Samantha Dale

Sophronia Franklin

Herbology

Professor Mirabel Garlick

Adelaide Oakes

Everett Clopton

Leander Prewett

Lenora Everleigh

Natsai Onai

Ominis Gaunt

Poppy Sweeting

Sebastian Sallow

Violet McDowell

History of Magic

Professor Cuthbert Binns

Amit Thakkar

Andrew Larson

Eric Northcott

Everett Clopton

Imelda Reyes

Lenora Everleigh

Natsai Onai

Ominis Gaunt

Poppy Sweeting

Samantha Dale

Potions

Professor Aesop Sharp

Amit Thakkar

Andrew Larson

Garreth Weasley

Imelda Reyes

Leander Prewett

Natsai Onai

Ominis Gaunt

Poppy Sweeting

Priscilla Wakefield

Samantha Dale

Sebastian Sallow

Violet McDowell

Transfiguration

Professor Matilda Weasley

Amit Thakkar

Duncan Hobhouse

Everett Clopton

Garreth Weasley

Leander Prewett

Natsai Onai

Nerida Roberts

Poppy Sweeting

Sebastian Sallow

Yap sesh because I believe The Lost Boys NEEDED to die

I totally understand where some of y'all are coming from when you say that The Lost Boys shouldn't have died or they should have gotten a better ending, but that's kind of the whole point.

Their deaths were pointless. It didn't do anything, it didn't help anyone, it was meaningless, and that's why it happened.

I've talked a lot about The Lost Boys (1987) and how it relates to queerness, but as a refresher: it was directed by a gay man and came out during the height of the AIDS epidemic when queer people were left to die because they defied societal norms.

AIDS was medically recognized in 1981, but because it was primarily affecting queer people (sometimes referred to as "the gay plague"), it was left completely unacknowledged by the Reagan Administration until it took the life of Reagan's friend, the famous American actor Rock Hudson, in 1985. It still wasn't until 1987 that the epidemic was addressed because, as Reagan stated, "maybe the Lord brought down this plague."

(I fully believe that The Lost Boys (1987) is a criticism of the Reagan Administration, both their response to the AIDS epidemic and the ideal of the perfect nuclear family, and I WILL write an essay if prompted, but that is completely beside the point.)

Leaving queer people to die didn't get rid of AIDS or solve any of the world's problems because we were never the source of the problems. It was pointless, and that's part of why The Lost Boys also had to die. Because it solved nothing. Because we died, and we put ourselves in our art to highlight the injustice of it.

While I'm very pleased that we want justice for imperfect victims (because let's face it, The Lost Boys were NOT good people), I think that we should still recognize that the same message wouldn't have been conveyed narratively had they lived: we died and it was pointless, so take out the old man in charge to start fixing shit.