The war is over, the fighting has finished, and now Minerva McGonagall finds herself spending one evening revisiting memories due to a photo album delivered by a younger brother in the stead of his deceased brother.

Choices made are choices that cannot be changed, but choices can have different outcomes. Regulus Black died, but what if he didn't?

Something lurks in Hogwarts, so Hogwarts calls back one of her best protectors. (Salazar Slytherin would like to remind everyone that history is written by the victors).

They're friends, best friends. So why is Basilius telling her to get out of his life? Friendship is important, so why is the Pureblood throwing all that away?

Regulus Black died in 1979. Draco Malfoy is born in 1980 and he... remembers.

Amelia Susan Bones does not care for your prejudice, for your unfairness, for your methods. She cares about fairness, about equality, about proof, about guilty, about innocence, about evidence. She fought her way to this point, but sometimes you have to take a risk. Amelia Susan Bones was born into a world that wasn't fair. She has always planned on making it fair.

A journey over time in the House of Black. It follows Regulus as he becomes friends with Kreacher, and events that have shaped his life and lead up to Sirius leaving - and what exactly occurs at this time.

They're finally here. They've made it. This is the last time they will be at Hogwarts. This is their last hour, minute, second. (Once you've made it to the end, there's only one thing to do - go forward, and in going forward sometimes you take the path you first travelled). A graduation story - primarily focussing on Oliver Wood with his friends Percy and Penelope.

How does Ginny find her bravery after her first year at Hogwarts? How does Luna learn that she need not walk alone? How do they meet and become friends? How did they learn to walk the halls of Hogwarts with the abuse and violence they faced there?

How can two sets of brothers end up so differently? Sirius and Regulus; Rabastan and Rodolphus. For Les (QueenDementor), happy valentines - I hope I fulfilled your prompts well!

1600 words of Hogwart's resident Basilisk and her only friend. A life story. You are a Basilisk. "You will be safe," the human confirms. You know how this will end.

Prompt: Write about getting caught in the rain I thought about Regulus. I thought about marching to your death. I thought about what peace could be and how he walked forward - did he accept his death? Was he resigned to it? What was he thinking? Who are you Regulus Black? I don't know if I answer any questions or just create more questions, but I did write something.

Part of the Take A Stand, Don't Ever Take A Fall series. They are not your cast offs, your spares - not the Hufflepuffs. Fingers and hands coated in dirt doesn't mean you ignore something, someone. Brave isn't a Hufflepuff term - don't make Cedric your figurehead, your symbol, your hero, your bravery; make him your loyalty, your fairness, your hard work.

Part of the Take A Stand, Don't Ever Take A Fall series. We were not born to be heroes. You told us we had to be. We failed to meet your judgements, and we failed to conform. You pushed as aside and whispered behind our backs. You can ignore us. You can forget us.We were not leaders. We did not try to be.

Also part of the Take A Stand, Don't Ever Take A Fall series. Oh, wise, intelligent, witty students in Ravenclaw, why do you bully poor Luna Lovegood? Why are you so above us other Hogwarts students? Why are you know-it-alls? Backstabbers? They are here because they want to be. They are her

Part of the series Take A Stand, Don't Ever Take A Fall (series title taken from Take The World by Ray Toro) In defence of Slytherin, because they had the potential to be so much more than they were shown to be.

What if Regulus Black was sorted into Gryffindor? How much does that change? The answer, it turns out, is pretty much everything.