Funny how things go from brilliant to shite so quickly. Does it happen this way for most, or am I just especially lucky?
I'm beginning to miss the days where I threw myself into my work and stayed there. Having a so-called 'social life' isn't at all what it's cracked up to be. Perhaps a holiday isn't completely out of order.
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Oh, bravo, Ms Tonks. You have now officially surpassed the bar for both idiocy and cruelty in one very brief soliloquy. I am nearly without words to express my awe-struck incredulity.
Nearly.
You are, of course, free to offer yourself in any fashion you wish to any ruffian who cares to answer your delightfully phrased and wholly public advertisement, and suffer all related consequence of bodily injury, disease, and defamation of character which might result. Though, after a display such as this, really, what sort of character must you be assumed to possess?
You are NOT at liberty to wound Remus with your savage little digs any more than you already have done. Your cruelty, here, is truly unsurpassed. Your Auntie Bellatrix would be proud. Bravo. I applaud you ( ... )
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Here you are quite incorrect, proving your own idiocy yet again. Pray tell - how did you manage to become an Auror? If we both discount that Remus possesses something you clearly do not - a forgiving spirit and a gentleness of emotion which makes him think well of even the most undeserving - your ability to hurt him extends to something far more literal.
Does it not occur to you that your Auntie Bellatrix is quite at-liberty? Do not imagine that she is ignorant to your relationship with Remus. Only Remus or Charlie Weasley could be assumed to be implied by your clumsy public innuendo.
Have you forgotten that Fenrir Greyback has never known the long-arm of the law?
Obviously you have no thought for Remus, for either his emotional nor physical well-being. Fortunately, he does not need any such consideration from you, as he has MEDrawing attention to Remus in this fashion immediately ( ... )
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Well, Snape, let's think. Remus and I haven't been together for a year. Before that, we were together for three, and no one knew that we hadn't been shagging, so for all intents and purposes, as far as anyone else is concerned, we were. Since then, it's been a year. I've been with other men who weren't Remus. Most recently, I was seen dancing with Bill, a well-known married man, and you, a well-known recluse with long hair who enjoys his privacy. So if anyone were thought to be gay, you have much, much more of a possibility of being that person than Remus ever does ( ... )
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Did you fail to read the Prophet article regarding the Anniversary festivities, child? Or is current-event literacy one of the things the Ministry discourages its Aurors to command? It would, admittedly, be easier to bend the Aurors to their way of thinking if they are forbidden to think for themselves. This would explain much.
So. I will explain, and attempt to use small words and logical steps so that even you might comprehend the severe damage you have now done.
The Prophet linked you and Remus together, not only recently, but also several times in the immediate aftermath of the war. We are a very small community - people do not quickly forget such things. Charlie Weasley is in Romania, Remus is here. You were at the ball, dressed like a whore and clearly on the make. Of your 'dance partners', only one would be considered a likely candidate for this public, emotional outburst ( ... )
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Your paranoia is getting the better of you in your old age. If Bellatrix makes that gigantic intelluctual leap, then there was no hiding it from her in the first place ( ... )
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Clearly Bellatrix inherited most of the familial intelligence. For your sake, you might hope she also inherited most of the family propensity for mental-illness.
Truly, you are the most pathetic creature I have ever encountered. Do you really think I would believe a word of any of that? You do not know me, you have no idea what I am capable of. Nor do you have any idea how Remus and I came to be together. This paltry device simply shows the depth of your own desperation.
You have my pity, child.
~Severus Snape
Still Remus' Man
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I don't want your pity. What I want is for you to leave me alone, you rotten bastard.
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After all this discussion, you still wish to make that assertion?
Let us consider logically, for a moment, shall we? I will assist you, since logic is clearly not your forte.
If you were so fortunate as to find the one person with whom you wished to spend your life, how inclined would you be, to voluntarily spend time with anyone who was going to deride your choice or be insulting to the person whom you have chosen?
Switch perspective - how hurt might you feel if your chosen partner continued to maintain a friendship with someone whom you knew was actively opposed, not only to your relationship, but to you, personally ( ... )
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