TAC AND THATGUY TRIAL
- Thread starter Mr. Reloaded
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When you were demonstrating the dark arts to the Huffs. You told us all about your plans to murder her. And you succeed 
Are you insane? I did no such thing! This whole trial is a conspiracy against me! I loved my wife, I still do! Also I was on vacation the last weeks!
Its Reloaded and his weird family, he is behind all of this!
Sigh...
Since he is legally obligated to a lawyer now
@NikaInParis @Sir Yasheen @Roronoa-sama can one of you take the job?
I'll pay
Since he is legally obligated to a lawyer now
@NikaInParis @Sir Yasheen @Roronoa-sama can one of you take the job?
I'll pay
First of all, I greet everyone here in the hall, I apologize if I'm a bit late, but in order to collect the evidence and expose the accused TAC as the perpetrator, it took time to get everything right.
My honor, before I start my accusation, I would first like to explain the character Sebastian to everyone who came here as witnesses to the case, so that everyone can see how important this character is for Hogwarts and how serious TAC action was in this case.
As an example I found a very good post about Sebastian on Reddit which I totally agree and it shows how sneaky TAC's action was, he should never have sold Sebastian like that, he proved once again that he is a Hufflepuff.
Sebastian Sallow is the best character
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Sebastian Sallow is the best character of Hogwarts Legacy, like him or not. People tend to forget what being the best character of a certain game, series or movies is. Its not about being morally correct, or appeal to the public. It’s about terms of writing and making the character interesting. Take for example Makima. She is the worst of the worst characters, and that’s cool with me because she is interesting. Yet people DESPISE her just because she is evil, ignoring her amazing writing.
What does this have to do with Seb? I wanna explain how Hogwarts Legacy made me strongly like, yet dislike him. Making me contradict the point I just made. They did such a clever thing with this character that I dare to say they weren’t even aware of how well the story turned out to be.
Now there are two endings to this quest, which frankly, I consider the both of them to be equally tragic; We could choose if to report him or keep his new secret safe with us. Now assuming we did report him he would be expelled and sentenced to life in prison in Azkaban, the prison whose guards are dementors. That place is not for redemption, It's a punishment. Sebastian is a 15 year old boy. I decided not to turn him in, because he still can be redeemed and because it would be hypocrite of me to turn him in after using the unforgivable curses over one hundred times -althought I used it on enemies, not my own family-.
Even though I chose not to turn him in, I believe the best ending is where he is turned in. It’s the most dramatic and Ominis' reaction is heartbreaking. However, when we don’t turn him in It's almost as if he barely felt anything for killing his uncle. There is no emotion and the characters seem to emphatize way too much with him, he doesn’t deserve us talking to him. He is a murderer, and he should know that. But that just makes it even better. As I said before, hes a 15 year old young boy. He has no clue of what he has just done. I don’t think he understandts the awful choice he made, and how much pain he caused to his sister. The fact that he is hopeful that one day Anne may forgive him is shameless. I said that both endings are equally tragic because Anne leaves him in both. After finishing Sebastian’s quest, you are free to go to Feldcroft, which I did out of curiosity, and you will find Anne’s letter that reads ''Sebastian, I still love you but I dont know if I will ever be able to forgive you. I miss uncle Solomon."
Anne is the victim of the whole quest. She lost not only his uncle, but his brother aswell. You cannot look at the face of your own brother who caused the death of your uncle. On top of that she still has the curse and will probably die from it, given how terrible the pain she is in is presented.
Why is this quest so great? I dare to say -and I know I'm not alone- that Sebastian’s quest is even more interesting than the main quest. It has wonderful characters that you can get attached to quickly. Now going back to the begging of the essay, what exactly made me hate Seb's character yet still love him? How unpredictable the way his uncle died was. I imagined that If someone had to die in that quest, it would be his uncle, but as a mistake, malfunction of the relic, perhaps. But no. None of that. Sebastian Sallow murdered his uncle with his own wand.
We get presented a set of characters that are drastically changed with the progression of the story. Sebastian used to be a sassy and charismatic young boy, but he was turned into a killer who didn’t seem to realize the gravity of his situation – innocent as a child- still thinks ends justify the means and that his sister will forgive him. I still love Sebastian, but he did something so unexpected that it genuinely shocked me, and changed the way I see him. I believe he can only be represented under a dramatic light, from now on."
This is Sebastian...
Sorry I couldn´t hold my tears reading this, all the emotions and experiences boiled up again..
Sebastian was our best buddy, he saved us manytimes, he really did everything for his sister to be healed, he didn't shy away from learning the dark arts, experienced everything with our protagonists (TAC), taught us Crucio using his own body as a test and all endured the pain alone!!
Sebastian was a Slytherin through and through, but he was also very Loyal to us, Slytherins are very Loyal to themselves, prime example is Ominis, another Slytherin who even after disagreement never betrayed Sebastian!! This shows again that even in the worst case Slytherin don't rat on each other, but TAC did!! And that's why we're here today, to prove that TAC made a mistake and needs to be held accountable, he needs to be punished as a Hufflepuff!!
Your honor we are gathered here today to expose the many lies of @TheAncientCenturion and @ThatGuy the former has betrayed a poor Slytherin in his time of need and faces allegations of Hufflepuff activity. The latter faces serious charges of dark wizard allegations and teaching innocent Hufflepuff students of casting the unforgivable spells. Let us look at our first piece of evidence
This was taken from last week from @ThatGuy's phone.
Second and most damming evidence
The defendant casting the killing curse as a demonstration to the Hufflepuff's!
ThatGuy and TAC deserve punishment!!
My honor, before I start my accusation, I would first like to explain the character Sebastian to everyone who came here as witnesses to the case, so that everyone can see how important this character is for Hogwarts and how serious TAC action was in this case.
As an example I found a very good post about Sebastian on Reddit which I totally agree and it shows how sneaky TAC's action was, he should never have sold Sebastian like that, he proved once again that he is a Hufflepuff.
Sebastian Sallow is the best character
"
Sebastian Sallow is the best character of Hogwarts Legacy, like him or not. People tend to forget what being the best character of a certain game, series or movies is. Its not about being morally correct, or appeal to the public. It’s about terms of writing and making the character interesting. Take for example Makima. She is the worst of the worst characters, and that’s cool with me because she is interesting. Yet people DESPISE her just because she is evil, ignoring her amazing writing.
What does this have to do with Seb? I wanna explain how Hogwarts Legacy made me strongly like, yet dislike him. Making me contradict the point I just made. They did such a clever thing with this character that I dare to say they weren’t even aware of how well the story turned out to be.
Now there are two endings to this quest, which frankly, I consider the both of them to be equally tragic; We could choose if to report him or keep his new secret safe with us. Now assuming we did report him he would be expelled and sentenced to life in prison in Azkaban, the prison whose guards are dementors. That place is not for redemption, It's a punishment. Sebastian is a 15 year old boy. I decided not to turn him in, because he still can be redeemed and because it would be hypocrite of me to turn him in after using the unforgivable curses over one hundred times -althought I used it on enemies, not my own family-.
Even though I chose not to turn him in, I believe the best ending is where he is turned in. It’s the most dramatic and Ominis' reaction is heartbreaking. However, when we don’t turn him in It's almost as if he barely felt anything for killing his uncle. There is no emotion and the characters seem to emphatize way too much with him, he doesn’t deserve us talking to him. He is a murderer, and he should know that. But that just makes it even better. As I said before, hes a 15 year old young boy. He has no clue of what he has just done. I don’t think he understandts the awful choice he made, and how much pain he caused to his sister. The fact that he is hopeful that one day Anne may forgive him is shameless. I said that both endings are equally tragic because Anne leaves him in both. After finishing Sebastian’s quest, you are free to go to Feldcroft, which I did out of curiosity, and you will find Anne’s letter that reads ''Sebastian, I still love you but I dont know if I will ever be able to forgive you. I miss uncle Solomon."
Anne is the victim of the whole quest. She lost not only his uncle, but his brother aswell. You cannot look at the face of your own brother who caused the death of your uncle. On top of that she still has the curse and will probably die from it, given how terrible the pain she is in is presented.
Why is this quest so great? I dare to say -and I know I'm not alone- that Sebastian’s quest is even more interesting than the main quest. It has wonderful characters that you can get attached to quickly. Now going back to the begging of the essay, what exactly made me hate Seb's character yet still love him? How unpredictable the way his uncle died was. I imagined that If someone had to die in that quest, it would be his uncle, but as a mistake, malfunction of the relic, perhaps. But no. None of that. Sebastian Sallow murdered his uncle with his own wand.
We get presented a set of characters that are drastically changed with the progression of the story. Sebastian used to be a sassy and charismatic young boy, but he was turned into a killer who didn’t seem to realize the gravity of his situation – innocent as a child- still thinks ends justify the means and that his sister will forgive him. I still love Sebastian, but he did something so unexpected that it genuinely shocked me, and changed the way I see him. I believe he can only be represented under a dramatic light, from now on."
This is Sebastian...
Sorry I couldn´t hold my tears reading this, all the emotions and experiences boiled up again..
Sebastian was our best buddy, he saved us manytimes, he really did everything for his sister to be healed, he didn't shy away from learning the dark arts, experienced everything with our protagonists (TAC), taught us Crucio using his own body as a test and all endured the pain alone!!
Sebastian was a Slytherin through and through, but he was also very Loyal to us, Slytherins are very Loyal to themselves, prime example is Ominis, another Slytherin who even after disagreement never betrayed Sebastian!! This shows again that even in the worst case Slytherin don't rat on each other, but TAC did!! And that's why we're here today, to prove that TAC made a mistake and needs to be held accountable, he needs to be punished as a Hufflepuff!!
Your honor we are gathered here today to expose the many lies of @TheAncientCenturion and @ThatGuy the former has betrayed a poor Slytherin in his time of need and faces allegations of Hufflepuff activity. The latter faces serious charges of dark wizard allegations and teaching innocent Hufflepuff students of casting the unforgivable spells. Let us look at our first piece of evidence
This was taken from last week from @ThatGuy's phone.
Second and most damming evidence
The defendant casting the killing curse as a demonstration to the Hufflepuff's!
ThatGuy and TAC deserve punishment!!
Hooooooooooooooooooooonk
It's only day 1 
But you did get some of the heat off you thanks to @ThatGuy
If you testify against him it would probably benefit your case!
But you did get some of the heat off you thanks to @ThatGuy
If you testify against him it would probably benefit your case!
The evidence showed otherwise. Lying about being a wizard I can understand as you're master of the dark arts, but killing your wife? 
Thatguy was exposed as a dark wizard who taught Hufflepuffs the unforgivable curses at school.
It was just revealed he used the killing curse on his wife and is now trying to cover himself by claiming he's a muggle. Which of course contradicts both the evidence and my and @Ominous Gaunt statements.
It was just revealed he used the killing curse on his wife and is now trying to cover himself by claiming he's a muggle. Which of course contradicts both the evidence and my and @Ominous Gaunt statements.