the Snowy owl
Hufflepuff!
Where once a boy of 17 had to learn to let go of his burdens, now a man of 18 must learn how to hold on when all in his life seems to go awry. Harry and Severus are still learning how to live as father and son, and Harry and Ginny are learning how to cope with their new little family as well. Voldemort’s terrorist attacks are on the rise, and Harry and Ginny are in more danger than they ever were, with more at stake than ever. Sequel to Letting Go.
Takes Place: 8 - Post Hogwarts (young adult Harry)
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Snape flavour: Snape Comforts, Snape is Kind, Snape is Loving, Snape is Stern
Tags: Alternate Universe, Injured!Harry, Injured!Snape, Pregnancy
Categories: Healer Snape, Teacher Snape > Trusted Mentor Snape, Teacher Snape > Professor Snape, Parental Snape > Guardian Snape, Snape Equal Status to Harry > Comrades Snape and Harry, Teacher Snape > Unofficially teaching Snape
Membership status: Member
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Reviews by Buchling
Rated: T
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Warnings: Profanity, Romance/Het, Torture, Violence
Chapters: 3 - Completed: No - Updated: 22 Jan 2021 / 08 May 2011
Series: New Life - Challenges: Grampy Sev
Chapters: 3 - Completed: No - Updated: 22 Jan 2021 / 08 May 2011
Series: New Life - Challenges: Grampy Sev
| Title: Chapter 3: The Luncheon | 10 Dec 2022 |
| Reviewer: Buchling (Signed) |
- I wonder how hypocritical the weasleys are in this series. As if Ginny had no part in getting pregnant. It was their job to make sure she received a good sex-ed and knew all the alternatives of contraception. The same goes for Bill and Charly as they are old enough to make sure she knew these things. As it is they are simply pratonizing gits. It is a bad joke to call it protectivness, they are only hurting their sister, who should have read them the riot act already.
As for the series in general; yes it does feel a bit rushed. First it was about Snape being Harrys dad, then about the pregnancy and then the kidnapping all in a short amount of time. Yet it is interesting. The sequel seems to be a bit slower paced and feels Mord balanced so far. Hopefully you will finish it one of these days. I am looking forward to it for sure
A year after Voldemort’s death, Harry and Snape have reached a brittle reconciliation with one another. Harry wishes Snape would speak more to him about Lily, but Snape is being stubbornly secretive and jealous of his private life. Harry’s own relationship with Ginny is getting shakier. Hermione has initiated a campaign in the press against Obliviating spells which will have unexpected consequences for Neville Longbottom, and the Auror Office is looking for Voldemort’s son, without really believing that he exists.
In the second part of “Spiral” Harry goes to medical school at St Mungo’s Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries and lives at Grimmauld Place in London with Ginny, Ron and Hermione. As to Snape, he is a multitasking headmaster who seems to turn up ever so often in Harry’s life.
Takes Place: 8 - Post Hogwarts (young adult Harry) - Snape flavour: None
Tags: None
Categories: Teacher Snape > Professor Snape
In the second part of “Spiral” Harry goes to medical school at St Mungo’s Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries and lives at Grimmauld Place in London with Ginny, Ron and Hermione. As to Snape, he is a multitasking headmaster who seems to turn up ever so often in Harry’s life.
Takes Place: 8 - Post Hogwarts (young adult Harry) - Snape flavour: None
Tags: None
Categories: Teacher Snape > Professor Snape
Rated: 16+
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Warnings: Alcohol Use, Romance/Het, Romance/Slash, Suicide Themes
Chapters: 23 - Completed: Yes - Updated: 27 Nov 2022 / 28 Aug 2022
Series: Spiral - Challenges: None
Chapters: 23 - Completed: Yes - Updated: 27 Nov 2022 / 28 Aug 2022
Series: Spiral - Challenges: None
| Title: Chapter 23: Chapter 23 A Somewhat Troubled Ending | 10 Dec 2022 |
| Reviewer: Buchling (Signed) |
- Wait, what!? This cannot be the end. It just cant. What about Harrys depression and anxieties, what about Snapes obliviated past, what about Ginnys denial, what about Farrow. You touched so many topics here of the ethical, philosophical and psychological kind, that it is maddening to leave it so open. Your writing is superb. You describe the various characters without passing judgment and therefore make it even more amazing to read. However now that you have opened up all these topics and questions it is nothing short of low-down to leave it so elusive.