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When Molly had twins, she sobbed for days. They remained nameless until she had the strength. She named them Frederic Gideon and George Fabian. Their middle names were in honor of her twin brothers, who had died in the first Wizarding War when Molly wasn’t (1/)

even 20. They had been hilarious, the light of every party, the happiness in every room. They loved to play pranks, and were notorious in school for taking nothing seriously. Despite this, they were some of the bravest people she knew, and she loved them with her whole heart.(2/)

When Molly had red headed twins, all she could see were her brothers. She could tell that they would be just like their uncles. She always had a suspicion that the middle name she’d given them contributed to their personalities, a piece of her brothers growing with her sons. (3/)

As they grew up, they looked more and more like her brothers, and it was so hard for her to see them. She loved her sons so much, and she missed her brothers. When Fred and George joined the Order, Molly was terrified, remembering what had happened to Gideon and Fabian. (4/)

She wanted to keep them away from danger, and they always just thought she was overprotective.

When Fred died, not even as old as her brothers had been, she mourned 3 deaths that night. Looking at George made her break down, as she now saw 3 lost, troublemaking twins. (5/)

Fred and George had been just like their uncles, and she knew they were so proud of their nephews.

Their resemblance to their uncles made everyone, including their teachers do double takes, and it became evident to the world; Weasley twins were some of the best people. (6/6)