Chapter Sixteen of 'The Descent of Magic'- Blaming Sessions

[lomonaaeren]

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[ashcake0405]

this is definitely my favorite of the stories you have going at the moment

[lomonaaeren]

Thanks. I'm glad you like it.

[mre_quecky]

oh, yippiwh, so far so good... I wonder how it will go on with Hugo and Scorpius...

[lomonaaeren]

Thank you!

Harry is going to basically assign someone else to talk to Scorpius in the next chapter.

[lomonaaeren]

Thank you!

Yes, everyone winces away from Hugo because they keep remembering the times in their teenage lives when they discovered that certain people (like Dumbledore) weren't completely trustworthy or heroes. But Hugo is not a teenager fighting a war, which is a difference I think they forget.

[animaven]

What's that old saying, An ungrateful childs sting is sharper than a serpent's tooth, or something like that. These youngsters seem to be so nasty. Are they worthy of redemption?

[lomonaaeren]

Harry and Draco want them to be, and want to maintain relationships with them, so they are.

[bonfoi]

This chapter was like a sumptuous feast: joy, anger, imagined betrayal, steadfastness, and temerity, just to name a few of the dishes you served up.

Poor Hugo and Scorpius, to be so blinded by their own wants that they cannot accept the evidence before them.