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Gift for Bothropsatrox!

Sep 25, 2006 19:59

Title: The Slytherin Champion
Author: jadeites_lady
Recipient: bothropsatrox
Pairing(s): Harry/Cho
Rating: R
Summary: No, she was her own woman, and more importantly, she was his woman.
Warnings: None
Author's Note: As requested, a darker AU Slytherin!Harry, and consequently a twist on GoF events.

( Harry Potter was in love... )

het, cho, harry/cho, harry

Comments 3

bothropsatrox September 26 2006, 11:50:37 UTC

*Le Sigh* Oh mystery author. You don’t know how Happy you’ve made me.
Slytherin Harry is sooo hot. I love the way he buts in when Cedric asks her to the ball.
How you kept him dark by making him jealous through the whole fic. Oh and the sex was steamy too.
*hugs*

emeraldstag October 6 2006, 02:12:55 UTC

Wow. This was great to read. I'm not a big Harry/Cho fan, but the way this came off, left me wanting more.

lol. I loved Harry's possessiveness in this. ♥

entomologist October 14 2009, 07:16:58 UTC

Pretty good. That's one quick way to get Harry and Cho into bed together: create a Slytherin!Harry, which necessarily means a rather different personality, and probably a different upbringing. (If, for example, Harry had been raised by Mr. and Mrs. Crouch instead of the Dursleys, he'd almost certainly have grown up to be a Slytherin, and probably still would have been opposed to Voldemort and the Dark Arts. Of course, if the Crouches had had guardianship of Harry Potter, it's rather unlikely Barty Sr. would have gone along with his wife's plan to sneak Barty Jr. out of Azkaban.) As one would expect, he's kind of a dick -- certainly more so than the Harry of the novels, even OotP -- but not necessarily a bad person at heart. The easy mistake to make when imagining a Slytherin!Harry is to make him just like Draco Malfoy. Malfoy, however, is a sadist and a coward, two things Harry is emphatically not -- and since the Sorting Hat thought of Slytherin first, he obviously wouldn't have to be all that different, fundamentally, to have ( ... )