Vision I - The aftermath of Fred's death

In Chapter 1 on his eighth birthday, Ronald Bilius Weasley received his first vision. The unbearable headaches he'd been experiencing all day worsens, and he breaks out in a scream. The glasses and plates shatter, which seemed like accidental magic - but was actually from the entity entering his body.

Whilst losing consciousness, Ron could hear shouting that sounded like hundreds of people were in pain, all screaming at him to do something.

After regaining his wits, he walked down to the kitchen to grab something to drink. He was surprised by his brother Fred who was already there. While receiving a hug from his brother, Ron suddenly started to feel lightheaded, and his headache flared to life again.

The next moment Ron was somewhere else.

The surroundings were in black and white, to his shock. He was standing in an unfamiliar hall, massive and filled with bloody and injured people. Some of them were dead.

Ron screamed at this sight, but no-one reacted to him. They kept tending to one another while sobbing and wailing. He began to panic, and after noticing a giant door on the other side of the hall, he ran towards it. He tried to escape the overwhelming situation.

Just before reaching the door, he spotted the first flash of colour he'd seen since he'd come here - from his right side - and he stopped.

On the ground lay an unmoving person in full colour, whose right side was painted red. Blood trickled down from a deep gash on his forehead. Standing in contrast to the colourful person, another person devoid of colour sobbed into the man's chest. The man looked like him, had the same hair as him - Ron felt that he was familiar.

In an instant, he recognized his mother and father next to the corpse, silently holding each other. Ron fell onto his knees, desperately trying to hold him, but only finding his hands phased through. Like he was a ghost. Like he was dead too.

A loud sob reached his ear and his attention was brought back to the man in black and white, who seemed to be identical to the man on the ground. He cried for Fred.

Slipping back into a panic, he tried to grab onto his seemingly dead brother. The headache that had tortured him all day became worse and Ron started to scream. The noises around him were being replaced by a loud ringing in his ears and Ron desperately closed his eyes. The ringing suddenly stopped and he was surrounded by silence.

When Ron woke up in his bed the next morning, he started to question the traumatizing events, not being sure if it was just a nightmare.