[This morning isn't terribly different from any other morning near House 26. The lawn there is a little bit greener than the neighboring homes, and the multicolored plantlife is as healthy as ever, fed a steady diet of the best quality dung Neville can get his hands on. The gardener is even mostly the same, a boy of average height spending far too
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Hello, Neville!
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Of course it's me, silly. Who else would it be?
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For one thing, he looks about two or three years younger than he should be. There's also the fact that he's dressed a lot more casually than any Malfoy should be. He isn't quite sure where he's going, he's just sort of wandering when he stumbles upon the garden and a much-different Neville Longbottom. Still covered in dirt, but larger.]
...why are you hissing?
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[He absolutely refuses to speak to a Draco Malfoy that hasn't at least been sent to the ground once. Malfoys are less harmful when one has a vertical advantage.]
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Honestly, are you trying to copy Harry's ridiculous scar? It's not really working and it's not going to get you any further than it got him. [Which is clearly amusing to her for some reason.]
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I'm not copying anything, Hermione. [Though his voice shrinks to something just above a mumble at the amusement in her voice.]
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Then why do you have that ridiculous scar on your forehead? It doesn't do a thing for Harry, so why would it do anything for anyone else?
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Neville, that's new. [Literally pointing at it now.]
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It isn't. [He reflexively reaches up to tug his hair over it and better hide the mark.]
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I don't forget anything, remember?
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Do they ever say anything back to you?
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[But then she blinks at him and narrows her eyes just a little bit at the scar.] Why did you draw Harry's scar on your forehead?
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[Though his smile is suddenly fading.] Because it's not Harry's.
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