--* PLOT

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stop there and
- - * LET ME CORRECT IT

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The fighting is over. But to a generation who was born at the end of the first war, and coming of age in the core of a second, what does it mean to be in a time of peace? Is it time to mourn? Rejoice? Hope? Fear? Regret? Move Forward? Two years have passed, lessening the pain somewhat, but no one seems to know what to do with themselves. War heroes Harry Potter and Ginny Weasley are leading by example--they are getting married, living their lives, refusing to be haunted by the past. Some are ready to celebrate the new times with them. Others can't get over the suffering and pain of war. Many people still can't believe that it's really over; hasn't the wizarding world been tricked into believing that the Dark Lord was dead before? And what about those who followed the Dark Lord--most are in Azkaban, but some of their children resent the world that has been left for them. Will they band together and start trouble, or learn to adapt to a society in which their hateful beliefs will not be accepted? Only time will tell.

Taking everything for granted but we still respect the time
We move along with some new passion knowing everything is fine
And I would wait and watch the hours fall in a hundred separate lines
But I regain repose and wonder how I ended up inside

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