Title: Almost Dark Again
Author:
paulamcgWritten for:
daphnaeaBeta: My incredible
ishonn. Thank you so much again for all your… spring buds!
Rating: PG
Prompt: The prompt I claimed was an Order mission (first war), but perhaps this fulfils a bit better the ambiguous request for ambiguity (bonus: some degree of resolution). Someone also receives an owl and received
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"But now the bliss of this warmth turns into a womb, and here his body needs mine."
Love this line, such a gorgeous description.
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Thank you so much for the praise and for telling me how you felt about Remus’s situation and attitude here. Someone’s said to me that my stories are often about hope in hopeless sort of times.
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Oh, that is just beautiful! I love how loving they are to one another - how geniunely caring. Poor Remus, losing his parents, but at least he has the warmth and comfort of Sirius.
This is so very well-written!
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I’m happy to know that you enjoyed the way I showed love and caring here. I might not have chosen to write about anyone’s parents’ deaths in my small gift, had I not made my decision about this part of Remus’s life years ago, when writing the early chapters of my chaptered post-OotP story.
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I wanted to keep this gift small, but it seems that while I try my best not to include any unnecessary words, I easily end up dealing with several issues in my shortest pieces of fic, too. It’s good to know you feel I’ve said a lot.
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Until I got him back now, I hadn’t touched anyone after being summoned to see… something for the very last time. To see the ancient house, the bare apple trees. Not to take anything with me. Hardly a final memory of caressing their cold cheeks.
So sad, but really beautiful!
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You’ve now made me wonder whether the sadness and beauty in some of my stories derives essentially from concern and reliance.
Oh… you quote the paragraph which refers to Remus going to bury his parents, after whose deaths he had no right to inherit anything or even to visit his childhood home, and to his isolation after that. I’m thrilled this part could work so well for someone who doesn’t know more about my Remus’s family. After I suddenly came up with the concrete images to include here, I didn’t make any changes and ishonn didn’t suggest any.
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