I'd like to think at different points of his life he'd also see himself in the Paris opera with the people he loves alive and at his side.
I hope so. I feel like being acclaimed (by Voltaire, let's be real) as a great poet is on his list--he might actually have wanted that more than he wanted to be a flutist, but his talents didn't quite line up with his wishes.
Fredersdorf: he's found the philosopher's stone and presents Fritz with the potion that doesn't create gold, no, it's the water of life that makes both of them completely healthy and immortal.
Awww, that's my fave. <3 Fredersdorf.
a very tall man pulls out a chair for him and a voice from above says "this is my beloved son in which I take great joy".
I don't know which of these made me laugh harder. Oh, FW.
Henri de Catt: Fritz hands him a copy of the Histoire de mon temps, Catt opens it and sees the dedication to "my inspiration, always, Henri de Catt".
HAAAAA, Henri de Catt, never change. :P
the first image the mirror of Erised presents to Lehndorff is definitely Heinrich asking for his hand in monogamous marriage.
Yups. Wait, we didn't sort Lehndorff! Obvious Hufflepuff is obvious?
Heinrich: *only into Slythindors*
and enthusiastic people accost him to tell him how well the new schools are going; no priest in sight; for some reason, he's wearing a blue uniform.
Re: The Sorting, or: The Harry Potter AU
I'd like to think at different points of his life he'd also see himself in the Paris opera with the people he loves alive and at his side.
I hope so. I feel like being acclaimed (by Voltaire, let's be real) as a great poet is on his list--he might actually have wanted that more than he wanted to be a flutist, but his talents didn't quite line up with his wishes.
Fredersdorf: he's found the philosopher's stone and presents Fritz with the potion that doesn't create gold, no, it's the water of life that makes both of them completely healthy and immortal.
Awww, that's my fave. <3 Fredersdorf.
a very tall man pulls out a chair for him and a voice from above says "this is my beloved son in which I take great joy".
I don't know which of these made me laugh harder. Oh, FW.
Henri de Catt: Fritz hands him a copy of the Histoire de mon temps, Catt opens it and sees the dedication to "my inspiration, always, Henri de Catt".
HAAAAA, Henri de Catt, never change. :P
the first image the mirror of Erised presents to Lehndorff is definitely Heinrich asking for his hand in monogamous marriage.
Yups. Wait, we didn't sort Lehndorff! Obvious Hufflepuff is obvious?
Heinrich: *only into Slythindors*
and enthusiastic people accost him to tell him how well the new schools are going; no priest in sight; for some reason, he's wearing a blue uniform.
Joseph, I love your rational fanboying.
in Constantinople. Lots of Turks, looking suspiciously like Prussians with darker moustaches, cheering "Vive Voltaire, vive la liberté!"
I died. I saw "Constantinople" and I died.
Katte: he and Fritz are on a boat on the Thames, on their way to somewhere
<3
Neat Händel tidbit! I didn't know that.