| Title: Chapter 8
| 04 Jul 2015 2:14 am
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| Reviewer: Anonymous (Anonymous)
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That was a really neat story. I haven't read one anything like it before. Severus' pain and misery were so well portrayed that I could feel it. I also wanted to slap Sirius silly. I'm glad that they put the punishment spell on him. That made a wonderful ending. It's also good to see that our favorite potions master is appreciated now.
If Severus had no clue of what happened, Minerva flinging herself at him must have been a shock, especially since he had just come out of the bathroom. I'm glad he overcame his depression though I still wish Sirius had been made to view Snape's memories.
Good for Harry. It sounds like Snape is starting to improve. After the substitute potions professor, Snape and his attitude should be welcome. At least the students won't have to worry about getting injured in class. They all seem in agreement with that.
Sirius really is deluded. He must have been completely focused on finding some imaginary Dark items to be able to ignore the geas.
I'm glad that Albus insisted that Harry view Snape's memories so that he could see the damage he did. Sirius should have looked, too. It would have done him good and maybe he would think a little harder before he taunted someone next time.
At least the students have some appreciation for Snape and how hard his job is, teaching potions and preventing them from exploding. And Fawkes reaction to him has been interesting. Fawkes also seems annoyed at Harry and Sirius. I wonder if he will be part of the solution to Snape's problem? Looking forward to more.
So Severus was gone for three days and no one mentioned it to Dumbledore or McGonagall? "It's just Snivellus?" "We didn't do anything to the greasy snake?" It makes me want to slap Sirius. Poor Severus. No wonder he disappeared. At least Minerva and Albus seem really worried about his disappearance.
Whoa, that was quite a chapter. I'm a surprised that Harry was taunting Snape. His temper must have gotten the best of him. Poor Severus. I wonder where he went?
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