Changing Fandom.

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It used to be a certain midget called Harry Potter once who morphed into a hot shot called Damon Salvatore who geeked into Sheldon Cooper who then became the best drug lord in all of history but still a chemistry teacher who went impin' around all over Westoros, has always been a consultant criminal and has lately been this tragic mythological hero. You see, that poor kid was always a part of me.

                                           
              Harry Potter

                                                     
                                                                  Damon Salvatore

                                            

             Sheldon Cooper
                                     

                                           
             Heisenberg

                                          
             Tyrion Lannister

                                         
             Jim Moriarty

                                                   
             Karna

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