Harry Potter 7.1: drabbles?

[cynthia_arrow]

Saw a midnight show on Thursday. It was fabulous. Don't feel like a long, drawn-put blog post about it, but if you wanna poke me with questions, I'll definitely answer, likely with CAPS and squee.

Now, let's say I wanted to write drabble-y creatures. Would you prompt me? Put another way, will you help me meet my mini_nanowrimo quota (for once, lol

Comments

[mcwonthelottery]

Harry/Ron, nightmares

[cynthia_arrow]

Did you want a pairing situation or just a friendship story?

[mcwonthelottery]

either one!

[demonqueen666]

Luna - patience

Neville - quiet

Draco - family

Hermione/Ron - missing

Necessity

[cynthia_arrow]

The first spell Neville learned to cast reliably was muffliato. Dodging mischievous fifth years in the corridors, hiding rather noisy potions mistakes from Snape, crawling into bed and giving himself a thorough talking to or just having a good cry - these were necessities of his first year at Hogwarts

[demonqueen666]

Oh, da-mn. Love it. Book 7 Neville, so awesome, so proving them all wrong.

[alissabobissa]

Harry/Hermione, fear and/or warmth

Ron, courage and/or regret

[crowgirl13]

Bill - periphery [or a blue moon fallacy]

Draco - roundabout

Luna - cryptozoology

[oh, lord; here be my attempt at your excellent Bill prompt]

[cynthia_arrow]

Oddly enough, it was in Egypt that Bill really began to learn about the muggles with whom he'd so often shared the London streets. In his travels, he heard his native language spoken in many different accents, but it was a Turkish street vendor who introduced him to the English phrase once in a blue moonFor most of his life, the moon was something he paid little attention to, even as it sank behind the pyramids. Then, long after he'd left Egypt, after the world turned upside down, he found himself standing at the window every night seeking out the curve of the moon. It was as though he'd forgotten that he already knew whether it was full, knew its waxing and waning always and intimately since the day he'd awoken with a new face and an irrational fear that he'd find himself turning, changing, breaking like the tide at its pull

[desfinado]

Harry/Ron, overtired