No hot tea in hell?  Hmm, what about Pomegranate lemonade?  (I have an original story set in Hell, where one of the characters (Adonis) is baking cookies and serving up Pomegranate lemonade . . . because it's funny.)  But I understand your point, and yes, it'll be a cold day, or at least, very chilly, before certain individuals are allowed near certain others.  But maybe Part three of the series (as I just mentioned above) will be "The Seach for Peter". 

Thanks for reviewing!

Thanks for reviewing!  The slow recovery from abuse (even given the resilience of many children) is what I wanted to focus on.  Children don't just bounce back as if nothing ever happened.  The events of Harry's 2nd - 6th years will stay with him for a long time.

Tell me, did you enjoy the story?  :)

Yes, something is definitely going around here, in the schools especially, and I unfortunally caught it.  Finally.  But I've been resting for two days and I'm beginning to feel a lot better, so thank you :) 

You're completely right about Harry and his lack of respect, I think.  I actually believe that's one of the reasons that adults like to group all children together as 'disrespectful' because there are those select few who never learn how to show mutual respect.  As a teacher, I try to explain that to my students all of the time, even though I'm not terribly older than they are.  I still get mistaken as a teenager all of the time (boo).  But anyway, I think Snape has learned a few lessons this year about the 'mutual respect' thing especially ;)

Thanks for the review!  I'm glad you're still enjoying this.