Drabbles of a Snapely Nature

[bluestocking79]

I was going to post this earlier, but then there was the phone call about Dad's results, and I had other business to arrange and some research to do and appointments to make and... ~flails~ Anyway, now I'm getting around to posting another mess of Snape-centric drabbles, mostly from snape100 challenges

Comments

[asperias]

i like this: "She would name you Hugo." :-))

[bluestocking79]

Thank you! I'm glad you like that line. It's a good thing Severus insisted in this case, don't you think? ;-)

[asperias]

of course he is right :-) who would dare oppose him?

[bluestocking79]

Not me! Not without a wand, anyway. ;-)

[bluestocking79]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed them. One of the most enjoyable things about drabbles is that they allow plenty of room to experiment with different moods, different styles and unusual ideas.

[dickgloucester]

Love the mpreg one, particularly!

[bluestocking79]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it. I don't know that I'd write a regular pregnancy story, but somehow telling it with the twist proved to be a lot of fun to write.

[ladywhitehart]

Our New Celebrity had me giggling.

[bluestocking79]

I'm glad you enjoyed it! When I got that prompt, I just couldn't resist poking a bit of fun at his legion of fans (including myself).

[veradee]

I like them, and I agree that Xavier is much nicer than Hugo.

I would be interested in seeing a "I don't like Mondays" drabble. Although I could imagine that Snape dislikes all the other days as well. ;)

[bluestocking79]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed them. I suppose it's obvious that I'm not much of a fan of the name "Hugo," either. ;-)

Hee! I did think that "I Don't Like Mondays" was strangely fitting for Snape, although you're probably right: he doesn't like any other days, either. At least not the ones on which he has to teach!