RP: Advice
Date: 29 May 1999
Characters: Harry Potter, Arthur Weasley
Location: Ministry of Magic
Status: Private
Summary: Harry seeks older male counsel.
Completion: Incomplete
As soon as he was let go for his lunch break, Harry checked his watch and headed straight for Mr. Weasley's office. He'd been thinking about it all morning, at some points even breaking his concentration and getting told off by Spencer, and had decided that lunchtime would be the best time if Mr. Weasley was free. The other alternative, of course, was for Harry to visit him at the Burrow, maybe the workshop. But privacy was often an issue at the Burrow.
Harry didn't know who else to go to about these things. A long time ago, he might have imagined talking to Sirius, or even Remus, but that wasn't an option anymore. And Mr. Weasley had been there for Harry long before he had known about his father's two best friends.
He just hoped that it was a good time, and that it wouldn't be too weird to talk about. Well, of course it'd be weird. Harry couldn't really kid himself about that. But he needed some kind of advice, he thought, and it wasn't something he could really talk to Ron about.
Mr. Weasley's office door was shut when Harry got there, so he knocked.
Characters: Harry Potter, Arthur Weasley
Location: Ministry of Magic
Status: Private
Summary: Harry seeks older male counsel.
Completion: Incomplete
As soon as he was let go for his lunch break, Harry checked his watch and headed straight for Mr. Weasley's office. He'd been thinking about it all morning, at some points even breaking his concentration and getting told off by Spencer, and had decided that lunchtime would be the best time if Mr. Weasley was free. The other alternative, of course, was for Harry to visit him at the Burrow, maybe the workshop. But privacy was often an issue at the Burrow.
Harry didn't know who else to go to about these things. A long time ago, he might have imagined talking to Sirius, or even Remus, but that wasn't an option anymore. And Mr. Weasley had been there for Harry long before he had known about his father's two best friends.
He just hoped that it was a good time, and that it wouldn't be too weird to talk about. Well, of course it'd be weird. Harry couldn't really kid himself about that. But he needed some kind of advice, he thought, and it wasn't something he could really talk to Ron about.
Mr. Weasley's office door was shut when Harry got there, so he knocked.