Title: Battle Scars
Author:
Gm_WeasleyRecipient:
magikcat112Character(s): Theodore Nott; several canon characters in supporting roles
Rating: PG
Word-count: 3,000
Warnings (highlight to view): Interview canon?
Summary: "And even if it does scar," his father said, "it isn't a bad thing, you know. Sometimes scars can tell stories. They can be really useful."
Betas:
mrs_muggle (
Battle Scars )
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I liked how the usefulness and story-telling abilities of scars came up in every scene as an ongoing leitmotif.
There was a pause, and their gazes locked. Theodore was warned not to point out that the damage was minimal if it even existed; Draco was told, silently but pointedly, that not saying it did not mean that Theodore wasn't thinking it.
I loved those lines. So much conversation in one single exchange of gazes.
The characterisation of the supporting characters was so spot on - I really enjoyed all of them. The image of Draco telling his grandchildren about his battle wounds made me laugh - you got him right, there. *g*
I like Theo's careful way of considering every aspect of a situation. This little bit sums it up so perfectly:
"You didn't fight ( ... )
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Theodore is one of my favorite characters to write about, and I like how you have him here! His hatred of scars is an fascinating, and I like seeing him grow through the years, while still remaining very much the same: a loner who will do what he wants to when he wants to.
I also liked the cameos -- Eloise in particular was interesting, because it shows that Umbridge didn't just give grief to Harry, but to everyone. Luna was marvelous, and the scene was Roxanne was just so sweet. Theodore really isn't a bad guy when it comes down to it--he just hold to his own, and you really showed that here.
Thank you so much! I love it!
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