Kaleidoscope
Kaleidoscope

Kaleidoscope

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The theory of colors created by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe states that in addition to the refractions of light in the environment, colors also depend on the perception of those who see them. In her kaleidoscope, Lucca Zabini liked to try to identify each of the colors he could show, depending on where he was pointing it. Lucca liked to think of herself as the personification of orange. Or yellow. Or blue. Sometimes even white. She had times when she swore to identify with the entire rainbow, every possible light refraction. She wasn't sure of many things except one: Roxanne Weasley would always be red. [RoxanneW x LuccaZ] [Genderswap!LukeZabini] [Three-shot] [Pride Month Fanfics 2020]

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