Recipient: lelek Prompt: "People to whom nothing has ever happened cannot understand the unimportance of events." - T.S. Eliot Word count: 100 Rating: G
They sat on the edge of the lake as dusk fell around them.
“Reckon they’ll be starting the fireworks in Diagon Alley soon,” Ron said.
Hermione sniffed disapprovingly, just as she had over the Prophet’s scathing editorial about their refusal to participate in the Liberation Day festivities.
Harry stared into the growing darkness, his hands clasped on either side by his best friends, and remembered the faces of those they’d lost--Snape, Remus, Arthur, Ginny, so many more. After five years, it hadn’t grown easier.
“They’ll never understand,” he said, anchored by the warm pressure of their hands on his.
Prompt: "People to whom nothing has ever happened cannot understand the unimportance of events." - T.S. Eliot
Word count: 100
Rating: G
They sat on the edge of the lake as dusk fell around them.
“Reckon they’ll be starting the fireworks in Diagon Alley soon,” Ron said.
Hermione sniffed disapprovingly, just as she had over the Prophet’s scathing editorial about their refusal to participate in the Liberation Day festivities.
Harry stared into the growing darkness, his hands clasped on either side by his best friends, and remembered the faces of those they’d lost--Snape, Remus, Arthur, Ginny, so many more. After five years, it hadn’t grown easier.
“They’ll never understand,” he said, anchored by the warm pressure of their hands on his.
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