Title: Accio Stone
Author:
KrisLaughsRecipient:
SheafrotherdonAssignment:
(1) James, Sirius, and Remus cannot be evil;
(2) the Potters don't die;
(3) Harry's school years (but focused on the adults, not the kids)
(4) No sexual violence
Summary: This is what might happen if Lily and James Potter had survived Voldemort's final attack, if Harry grew up in a close-knit
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So . . . let me try and remember everything I said.
I quoted that part back at you because I love the idea of a girl running around, bearing all the mischievious potential of her father and his best friend. It delights me -- oh dear god, and the very idea of Sirius and James with a little girl . . . rides on shoulders and kicking a football around in the back garden . . .
I love that you have such a feel for the nuances of character -- that you can clearly delineate James and Sirius as best friends without detratcting from the special relationship between Sirius and Remus or between Remus and James.
I also . . . oh, the idea of poor Moony and Padfoot, who've raised Harry for five years, having to move away (even if it is just down the road). My heart!
And I love the Dudley backstory! You should post the deleted scenes in your journal so that we can have more more MORE I say of Daisy Potter and her mother :)
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Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition
Thank you for that! I actually used that phrase this evening - scary coincidence - and I love it. Awesome job :)
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Thank you! I'mm glad you liked. I only wish it had happened this way...
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Ah well, in the meanwhile, we can read and write about it. Thank you so much!
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BTW, I thought I knew all the Monty Python skits, but now I've had to look that one up, so, I learned something, too. :o)
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I wish it had happened like this. Thanks for reading through!! (And great icon. He rocks my socks.)
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