I totally loved baby Harry's insightful comments.
Genius.
I just love the idea of little Harry.
And whilst I had this mental image of Voldemort running through the forbidden forest, robes flapping and with a swarm of angry bees stinging him to death, your way was good, too.
Genius, in fact.
A much better demise for Dumbledore - and I really liked the way he appeared in his picture.
"The killing curse won't work, cause those little buggers are fast and unpredictable. You can't summon them either, well you could but not even I'm stupid enough to summon something with a brain the size of a fish egg and a stinger on it's arse."
This had me laughing out loud.
Tree sperm? What a fabulous mental image.
| Title: Chapter 6 - Socks, Snakes, and a Bad Decision
| 31 Oct 2012 1:52 am
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| Reviewer: sarahsezlove (Signed)
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Oh dear!
I feel a lecture coming on.
I simply love that, amongst all the intrigue and suspense, Snape's understanding of pedagogy comes to the fore. And he said he wasn't a natural teacher. Shame on him :)
Ahhh...never a truer word, hmmm?
Hilarious...yet beautifully sad.
I had to come straight here...and now I foresee a very late night.
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