Summary: The killing curse had an unintended consequence on Harry in that he is no longer able to speak or write English. Instead, he is only able to Parseltongue to communicate.

Required:
Harry's only form of communication is Parseltongue. If he tries to write, it becomes Parseltongue. If he tries to speak, it's only Parseltongue.

Optional:
-Harry can't understand English.
-Harry sorted into Slytherin

Extra points if:
-Snape picks him up instead of Hagrid
-Snape learns some Parseltongue
-"Severus" sounds close to the Parseltongue for bat.

Actual linguistics not required, just have fun playing with the language and the difficulties it brings.

*Extra extra points if you can find my old account and this (very much unfinished) story
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Summary: Our story starts in second year. When Harry and Ron crash the car into the whomping willow Ron doesn't just break his wand but also his wrist (or arm, up to you). The goal is for Harry and Ron to be arguing about Ron going to the hospital wing when Snape finds them instead of speculating about what happened to Snape. Snape then separates them, sending Ron to the Hosipital wing where Madam Pomfrey and McGonagall will meet him. Meanwhile, Snape will take the chance to scold Harry while waiting for McGonagall to finish with Ron.

In the book, Ron is the most outspoken in this scene, he gives Harry support. Now, without Ron, all Harry can think about is that they will send him back to the Dursley's. After the summer he had, he knows he won't survive going back so soon. He starts to have a panic attack (bonus if you can accurately describe how it feels). Snape, in an effort to calm him down and help him breathe has to touch him in some way (up to you). Harry has not had a chance to change into his robes nor has he gained back that much weight from the summer, so a combo of the panic attack, the weight loss, and the clothes make Snape think.

Maybe now that the gates are open Harry keeps having Panic attacks?

Please no slash, reverse roles, or master relationships.
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Summary: At the end of the Philosopher's Stone, Quirrel is defeated and an enraged Voldemort possesses Harry as his new host.
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Summary: Throughout his many detentions scrubbing cauldrons, Harry often sings to himself without realising. Snape would usually find this infuriating. Yet he doesn’t. Because Harry actually has quite a lovely singing voice.
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Summary: Snape can talk Parseltongue, but he won't use this innate ability to help Harry in his second year until.... * you do the rest :) Bonus if Snape finds out about the Dursleys.
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