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Reviews by Kirinin
When Draco accidently uses a black curse on Harry and turns him into a baby, Dumbledore appoints Snape as his carer. Follow Harry's slow, strange journey back to fifteen - accompanied by Snape ...
Takes Place: 6th summer - Snape flavour: None Tags: Baby fic, Child fic, Deaging Categories: Parental Snape > Guardian Snape
Rated: T
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Warnings: Alcohol Use
Chapters: 29 - Completed: No - Updated: 02 Sep 2008 / 08 Aug 2006 Series: None - Challenges: None
They also both tend to tell the truth when other characters would tactfully keep their mouths shut, which likewise makes them ever so much fun to play with! -K
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Hope that helps you write little Harry. :) As for Sirius and Severus. Hmm. I think that if you're going for a more equitable relationship, Sirius would have to witness Severus truly in the parent role and accept that. If Sirius really loves Harry, seeing Harry being cared for so well will have an impact on him. Since Severus hasn't yet fully admitted to himself how much he cares for Harry, this would be difficult to arrange in the immediate future; I think Sirius would have to be able to see that Severus *loves* Harry, yet Severus hasn't said that to Harry or thought about it, himself. If you're looking for a less equitable relationship, the same thing is required. Severus would have to show himself to be Harry's parent, except that Sirius would be so very jealous of this that it would actually make him hate Severus more, for stealing Harry away from him. I see either option as plausible. BTW, Lupin's calling Harry 'trouble' and carrying him like a sack of potatoes was adorable. -K
Of course, if you're not planning to 'fix' this, that's fine, but it does seem that you mean to... -K Sick and tired with the way the Dursleys were treating him, Harry decides he has had enough. Leaving the house he makes his way towards the Leaky Cauldron only to encounter the one person he didnt want to see...
Takes Place: 6th summer - Snape flavour: None Tags: Alternate Universe, Slytherin!Harry Categories: Parental Snape > Guardian Snape
Rated: 16+
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Warnings: Abusive Dursleys, Alcohol Use, Self-harm, Violence
Chapters: 24 - Completed: No - Updated: 23 Apr 2018 / 02 Oct 2006 Series: None - Challenges: None
Your story is different. Harry remains in character instead of cowering in a corner (this thoughts about attempting to reach his wand are well-done). The first blow comes so suddenly that he doesn't know he's been hit until he hits the floor - gut-jarringly realistic, there. And there's a horrible pain in his knee before it goes somewhat numb. You seem to actually know what you're talking about. Lo and behold! ;) -K
Snape having Harry alone in the same house as he is, warded to the nines, sounds like a great Death Eater opportunity to me. What's to prevent Snape from giving Harry to the DEs? I don't think Snape *would*, mind you, because I think he's loyal to Dumbledore; what I mean is that from the perspective of the DEs, this is the perfect opportunity for Snape to kill Harry off. One would think that Draco would report this to his father and there would be Trouble. I'm liking your setup, though. :) I do sort of wonder what you believe Draco's loyalties to be, however. But maybe you like Draco and he is firmly on Dumbledore's side? I like him. :) -K After the war, Severus works to fulfill Albus's last wish. Harry suffers from the trauma of the war and the loss of his friends.
Takes Place: 8 - Post Hogwarts (young adult Harry) - Snape flavour: None Tags: None Categories: Parental Snape > Guardian Snape
Rated: K
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Warnings: Character Death
Chapters: 1 - Completed: Yes - Updated: 07 Oct 2006 / 07 Oct 2006 Series: None - Challenges: None
The repetition in the beginning of the phrase "cherry blossoms" was poetic enough to remind me slightly of a Sestina, which if you haven't heard of you ought to look up - it's a poem in which seven words are repeated throughout, but in good ones all you notice is the rhythmic cadence. In the beginning of your story, I noticed the phrase was repeated in every paragraph in a slightly different way. It's details like that that make this such a well-written piece of fiction. The idea of Snape feeling completely trapped there, of feeling as though he has been sentenced to a kind of hell where he watches (and watches over) his own mistakes is heart-pricking. He feels he can't change anything that's happening to his charges, and that must be horrifying. Harry's desire to live in the past is so strong that he doesn't even *notice* Snape trying to help him, at least not the first several dozen times. When Snape offered him the draught and he was trying to pretend that Snape was yelling at him was so heartrending. Harry's so devoted to his past that he would rather pretend to experience even one of the worst aspects of it: Snape's enmity. Perhaps the most terrible part of this story overall is that Snape has lost the ability with Potions that he so prized. The details with Cho, Creevey, Draco and Pansy are especially good. Rather obviously, I'm blown away. Good show! -Kirinin Harry is hurt and loses his voice. Will Snape help him find it again?
Takes Place: 2nd summer - Snape flavour: None Tags: Alternate Universe, Physical Impairment Categories: Healer Snape, Parental Snape > Guardian Snape
Rated: K+
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Warnings: Abusive Dursleys, Neglect
Chapters: 25 - Completed: Yes - Updated: 16 Mar 2008 / 15 Jan 2007 Series: Going Through the Motions - Challenges: None
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