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Reviews For Electric Avenue
Colin is already off to a good start on what he'll need to go to work for the Lamestream Media of today! "The Daily Prophet" was *supposed* to demonstrate IRONY *not* be a blueprint for how today's media functions: Highest bidder, leftist bias, and a dumbed-down sheeple populace. "What a strange new world we live in..." Nice intro for Elias to the Slytherins. That Theo and the others are becoming aware is a *good* thing. While you've now got me referring to 'Mione as "Granger" and that her "fast and loose" (and expurgated!) interpretation and relay of her "meeting" with Elias has become "evidence" against him! He didn't ask her "blood status", he asked if she were a muggleborn and they were having as much of a conversation as Elias was capable of having with his condition and stutter, but Granger had to keep pushing, and then she began treating him as if he were mentally defective and not giving him time to finish his sentences! Then she refused to back down and give the subject and his growing sense of frustration a rest! He certainly didn't mean for his accidental magic to blow her out the door! But, ya know, I don't think it was just *his* accidental magic; I think it was both of them and the ambient magic and electricity combined to amplify the effect! But *your* Granger has to be right! Something else worries me: What if Moldywarts decides that he wants Sev to bring his son to meet him? The horrible thing is that Moldy is so warped he'd probably think nothing of deciding to eliminate Sev's "defective" and "inferior" half-blood offspring and think he was doing Sev a "favor". I still don't think that Harry got his parseltongue from Moldy (Rowling never allowed Harry to test if he still had the ability after Moldy's defeat, did she?) and I think that both Harry and TMR were Slytherin/Peverell descendants. I think Harry's came through *Lily* through a revived squib line and I'd prefer to think that *that* was Lily's protection. The resurrection blood made them "brothers" of a sort... Anyhoo, I was really hoping that "Hermione" would be able to help Eli with his thesis, from the muggleborn perspective. *sigh* But instead she's choosing to make herself his enemy! Imagine, pitting yourself against a severely disabled child! Your Granger's got some problems! See ya!🤗 MelJ
Thank you an excellent chapter
Colin is going to stir up so much trouble. Poor Harry. Thank you for the updates.
Author's Response: Thank you! I don't want to give anything away, but Nott is going to have a rough time... :/
Author's Response: Thank you! I'm glad you're enjoying it!
Author's Response: Potential biggest threat! There are so many different ways that this could fail apart and... I'm super excited to post the next chapter, but I don't wanna give spoilers and I need to finish another few before I post that one so I have a bit of a bigger backlog of chapters to pull from... I like studying strange or obscure diseases, it interests me greatly and really helps with my IRL job. There has been a lot of times where I learn about a new disease only for it to come up either in conversation or as an actual diagnosis at work. Very rarely do these things exist on their own, and in a insular community like the wizarding world (which has just gotten out of a major conflict within these children's life spans) I'm very certain someone somewhere would have been exposed to the same diagnosis or at least a similar one. |
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