26. marlene, dorcas & mary

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CHAPTER TWENTY SIX - 🍂 ୧ marlene, dorcas. . .
& mary ও🦌

IN THE VAST HALLS OF HOGWARTS, Mary MacDonald was a well-known figure

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IN THE VAST HALLS OF HOGWARTS, Mary MacDonald was a well-known figure. She was endearingly sweet and sincere, sometimes almost to a fault. Her innocent nature seemed to play a pivotal role in her forgiving disposition.

It was Mary MacDonald who had also shared with Lily Evans that Snape had waited outside the Gryffindor Tower, hoping to offer a sincere apology for the insult he had hurled at her in the past, for calling her a Mudblood.

In the aftermath of the altercation with the Slytherin students, Marlene McKinnon and Dorcas Meadowes refused to leave Mary's side, keeping a protective watch over her. They were acutely aware of their friend's physical and emotional pain.

Belonging to Gryffindor house, along with her friends, Mary MacDonald shared a similar age group with the Marauders and their friends, Autumn, Raven, Elliot, and Lily.

Mary herself harbored no grudges against the other students at Hogwarts, but her friends, Dorcas and Marlene, felt differently. Their dormmate, Lily Evans, had experienced several disagreements with them, often due to Lily's former relationship with Severus Snape, who had started to associate himself with Avery and Mulciber's unsavory group.

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