Feel free to ask Remus, Lord Fanny, or Jack Aubrey anything you like. (Technical questions about the proper rigging of a xebec may take a while to answer, however.)
1. Sirius claims he's a superlative lover; he may have outranked you on the "better-hung than Jim Morrison" scale ... (Maybe Ed and Stephen are partially right, except instead of sacrificing his lucidity for unholy wisdom, Homsar made a deal with the Devil to obtain amazing sexual prowess?)
2. Worst-case scenario? Best-case scenario?
3. If you had been in his position, how would you have done things differently -- not necessarily for a better or more moral outcome, but based on your own tendencies and beliefs?
1. I wasn't aware that Homsar was "hung" at all. I sort of thought he was infinitely permeable, if you grasp my meaning.
2. Best-case scenario? If Tonks saw Malcolm kiss me at the Midsummer party and asked for a repeat performance. Worst-case scenario... hmm. I don't really like to think about things like that.
3. Well, for one thing I wouldn't have gotten involved with a psychotic homicidal teenager, and even if I did, I wouldn't have let her carve me up like a Halloween pumpkin. (I assume the scar on Stephen's collarbone was her handiwork. I've got enough scars as it is.) Nor would I have begun carrying on with another woman while my current amour was catatonic and incommunicado. I realize I'm hardly one to point fingers, given my own activities with Stephen, but I do feel like - for my own comfort, were I in his position - I would have to draw a line somewhere. Again, however, it's not any of my business how he chooses to manage his personal life.
2. Tonks seems very adventurous, and clearly loves you madly (don't ask how I know. I'm from outside your world and can See things!) She's also been known to lock lips with Mystique. Is the reason you don't float ideas like Sirius's "quintiple the nipple" past her really about fear of her reaction per se, or is there an element of other fears as well?
3. This gives way to two subquestions: a. What's your opinion of Sarah's involvement in that mess? b. Given Stephen's status as a manslut, what would your reaction be if he got involved with Homsar?
1. Oh, I forgot that Sirius mentioned Homsar's... emissions. So I'm really not certain about his gender or his anatomical structure. *also awaits Sirius's response - for science*
2. Tonks was quite upset when I mentioned having a mutual attraction with a fellow professor, and I'm afraid that further revelations might upset her even more. I realize rationally that what she's concerned about is emotional rather than physical infidelity - nevertheless I do have irrational fears in that respect. (Goodness, this feels like a therapy session. What are your fees?)
3. a. As Sarah was the unattached party, I hold her more or less blameless. I say "more or less" because I don't know the whole situation, but I very much doubt that she "seduced" Stephen or any such nonsense. b. If Stephen got involved with Homsar, I would seriously question his mental stability, as I have with Sirius.
(Maybe Ed and Stephen are partially right, except instead of sacrificing his lucidity for unholy wisdom, Homsar made a deal with the Devil to obtain amazing sexual prowess?)
2. Worst-case scenario? Best-case scenario?
3. If you had been in his position, how would you have done things differently -- not necessarily for a better or more moral outcome, but based on your own tendencies and beliefs?
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2. Best-case scenario? If Tonks saw Malcolm kiss me at the Midsummer party and asked for a repeat performance. Worst-case scenario... hmm. I don't really like to think about things like that.
3. Well, for one thing I wouldn't have gotten involved with a psychotic homicidal teenager, and even if I did, I wouldn't have let her carve me up like a Halloween pumpkin. (I assume the scar on Stephen's collarbone was her handiwork. I've got enough scars as it is.) Nor would I have begun carrying on with another woman while my current amour was catatonic and incommunicado. I realize I'm hardly one to point fingers, given my own activities with Stephen, but I do feel like - for my own comfort, were I in his position - I would have to draw a line somewhere. Again, however, it's not any of my business how he chooses to manage his personal life.
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2. Tonks seems very adventurous, and clearly loves you madly (don't ask how I know. I'm from outside your world and can See things!) She's also been known to lock lips with Mystique. Is the reason you don't float ideas like Sirius's "quintiple the nipple" past her really about fear of her reaction per se, or is there an element of other fears as well?
3. This gives way to two subquestions:
a. What's your opinion of Sarah's involvement in that mess?
b. Given Stephen's status as a manslut, what would your reaction be if he got involved with Homsar?
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2. Tonks was quite upset when I mentioned having a mutual attraction with a fellow professor, and I'm afraid that further revelations might upset her even more. I realize rationally that what she's concerned about is emotional rather than physical infidelity - nevertheless I do have irrational fears in that respect. (Goodness, this feels like a therapy session. What are your fees?)
3. a. As Sarah was the unattached party, I hold her more or less blameless. I say "more or less" because I don't know the whole situation, but I very much doubt that she "seduced" Stephen or any such nonsense.
b. If Stephen got involved with Homsar, I would seriously question his mental stability, as I have with Sirius.
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