| Takes Place: 6th Year | Chapters: 11 |
| Snape flavour: Canon Snape | Completed: Yes |
| Categories: Parental Snape > Guardian Snape | Genres: Drama, Family, General |
| Tags: Adoption | Word count: 28329 |
| Main Characters: .Snape and Harry (required), Draco, Remus | Read: 2285 |
Summary: Saturnine Snape knew that becoming Hogwarts’ new Defence Against the Dark Arts’ professor without revealing her identity would be a challenge.
When the headmaster tricks her into taking on the hunt for the Horcruxes as well, she realises that evading her brother’s suspicion will not be the most arduous task she’ll have to perform. It’s a good thing she has a lupine friend she can count on for help.
Harry’s sixth year, as seen through the eyes of Saturnine. And an exploration of the witch’s feelings through the prism of her relationship with Harry, Severus, and Remus. This story is part of the series, Familia Ante Omnia. The previous story in the series is Salvation (Familia Ante Omnia - Book Five). The next story in the series is The Old Coral Shoebox (Familia Ante Omnia - Epilogue).
Awards:
When the headmaster tricks her into taking on the hunt for the Horcruxes as well, she realises that evading her brother’s suspicion will not be the most arduous task she’ll have to perform. It’s a good thing she has a lupine friend she can count on for help.
Harry’s sixth year, as seen through the eyes of Saturnine. And an exploration of the witch’s feelings through the prism of her relationship with Harry, Severus, and Remus. This story is part of the series, Familia Ante Omnia. The previous story in the series is Salvation (Familia Ante Omnia - Book Five). The next story in the series is The Old Coral Shoebox (Familia Ante Omnia - Epilogue).
Story Notes:
Written by popular demand, here’s a short companion piece to Book Two: “Scission”.
Told from Saturnine’s POV, this tale reveals more about what she was up to that year. This story also features Remus more prominently. Everybody’s favourite werewolf played a substantial role in Saturnine’s past, and I seized the opportunity to explore their friendship more deeply.
A word of caution: though this story can be regarded as the fourth part of Book Two, I highly recommend reading it after the entire Familia Ante Omnia series. “Separation” focuses heavily on Saturnine, and it divulges details about her past and major plot twists/surprises from Book Three and Four.
Table of Contents
1. Meeting the Staff by SaraJany [Reviews - 2] 
(2294 words) 
2. An Old Friend Returns by SaraJany [Reviews - 2] (2069 words)
3. The Welcoming Feast by SaraJany [Reviews - 2] (2475 words)
4. Walking a Tightrope by SaraJany [Reviews - 2] (2779 words)
5. A Mother’s Wrath by SaraJany [Reviews - 2] (2787 words)
6. The Loss of Innocence by SaraJany [Reviews - 2] (2652 words)
7. Into the Snake's Lair by SaraJany [Reviews - 2] (2613 words)
8. Questions by SaraJany [Reviews - 3] (2539 words)
9. Distractions by SaraJany [Reviews - 2] (3305 words)
10. Cornelius Fudge’s Magic Carpet by SaraJany [Reviews - 2] (2647 words)
11. The Harsh Realities of Life by SaraJany [Reviews - 2] (2169 words)
The End.
SaraJany is the author of 6 other stories. This story is part of the series, Familia Ante Omnia. The previous story in the series is Salvation (Familia Ante Omnia - Book Five). The next story in the series is The Old Coral Shoebox (Familia Ante Omnia - Epilogue).
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This story is a favorite of 1 members. Members who liked Separation (Familia Ante Omnia - Book Two, Part Four) also liked 153 other stories.