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Title: Lithium
Song: "Lithium"
Artist: Evanescence
Category: Alternate Universe, Angst, Unrequited Love, Shippy
Characters: Ron/Harry/Hermione
Size: 40.02MB
Length: 4:20
Summary: (Alternate Universe!) Ron is killed by Voldemort, and Harry is devastated by the loss of his love. Hermione, meanwhile, has been desperately in love with Harry and wishes for him to return her feelings. But Harry can't let go of Ron, it seems.
Extra Notes: The viewpoint changes throughout the vid from Harry to Hermione—hopefully you can also understand what is memories/dreams/wishing. You might also need to turn up the volume at the very beginning to hear the audio clips I put in.
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