What the bloody--
[There's a hazel eye pushed up close to the screen, behind the sheen of what is presumably a pair of glasses. James; or James' eye, rather; seems to be searching for something for a moment before he backs up.]
Right then, this just isn't on.
[Grumbled, referring to the situation, as opposed to the Dreamberry. Clearly out-of-
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Welcome to Somarium sir!
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[He corrects, with a half-mouthed grin.]
And thanks, I think.
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Oh but um... first. Could you please tell me something? You see I didn't think Harry had any brothers because he certainly didn't mention any but you look so much like him! Except the eyes.
Would your last name happen to be "Potter?"
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And speaking of questions, that's not a bad one. I'll have to be asking Harry if he has any siblings. Brothers, sisters... [He shakes his head, almost alarmed. Who knows how many little Potters (who were bigger than he) there might be running around here?]
Hm? Oh. Right. James Potter, you're absolutely right. Good guess!
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Hmm... [She thinks for a moment.]
Are you his father then?
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Right again. I'm Harry's father.
[Still getting the hang of saying that. It gave his chest a jumpy feeling as of now, half pride and half... alarm, really. The pride was winning out, thankfully.]
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Ah oh dear... I've done it again I suppose....
But oh how wonderful you're here then! He'll be so happy to see you!
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Well, thank you. That about answers all of my questions. [He assures, grin more toothy now, amused.] Glad that Harry's got himself some right good mates. And there's time yet to get good at Quidditch; a lot of muggle-borns only get their first shot at it around ten or eleven, and you seem a few years under that yet. Broom's probably a bit big for you, still. [He reassures.]
And, will he? That's good to know.
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But I've met plenty of magical things even before I came here to Somarium.
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Tell me about it, then. These magical things you've seen. I'd like to have listen.
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[Yes, it all certainly sounds as if she could be lying but no, she isn't. Alice is quite horrible at lying.]
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[He believes her, he does, because he's already encountered the weirdest parts of his day; nothing can beat becoming a father, dying, and learning that someone hired Snivelly to teach children all in one day. So this? This is child's play, comparatively.
Not to mention the only bit of that that sounded the lease but strange to James to begin with were the 'talking lions.']
You're busy for your age.
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I solemnly promise I was taking you most seriously. Absolutely seriously. The serious-est.
Talking lions sound fantastic, I'll need to put that on my list of things to look into.
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