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| Posted: | Thu Nov 03, 2005 2:32 pm |
| Forum: | Ask Madam Pince |
| Subject: | SS/HG (het) Singularity |
| Pace Replies: 1 Views: 3799 |
I could kick myself for not having put that story on my favourites list when I read it, but of course I didn't and now I can't find it.
The story starts with Snape (possessive and dominant) beginni ... |
| Posted: | Sun Aug 21, 2005 8:00 pm |
| Forum: | The Library |
| Subject: | Love triangles... heh heh... |
| Pace Replies: 13 Views: 35974 |
Pace, where is the evidence that Snape was lonely or friendless? I had the impression he part of a 'gang of Slytherins'. We've only seen Snape as a youth when he was being tormented (bullies don't gen ... |
| Posted: | Sun Aug 07, 2005 12:17 pm |
| Forum: | The Library |
| Subject: | Love triangles... heh heh... |
| Pace Replies: 13 Views: 35974 |
About Hermione: I think the problem is that she's the female antithesis to his own youth.
I have to disagree. Hermione is clever, and swotty, but she's not a genius. Snape is, and he knows it. T ... |
| Posted: | Sun Aug 07, 2005 11:56 am |
| Forum: | The Library |
| Subject: | Relics of the Founders |
| Pace Replies: 5 Views: 23780 |
True. The Sorting Hat is also a relic of Gryffindor's, but I don't think that Voldemort would have had a chance to turn it into a horcrux. Same goes for Gryffindor's sword. It appeared for the first t ... |
| Posted: | Sat Aug 06, 2005 4:07 pm |
| Forum: | The Library |
| Subject: | Love triangles... heh heh... |
| Pace Replies: 13 Views: 35974 |
It may have been a sort of love-hate thing, too...
About Hermione: I think the problem is that she's the female antithesis to his own youth. She receives excellent marks (much as he did) but also a ... |
| Posted: | Fri Aug 05, 2005 5:00 pm |
| Forum: | The Library |
| Subject: | The quality of the book itself |
| Pace Replies: 51 Views: 181768 |
I'm taking the liberty of adding my two cents in this, too.
I already said somewhere that I suspected Snape's father to have taken the 'Dursley-approach' to magic - this could be one of the reasons ... |
| Posted: | Tue Aug 02, 2005 9:57 pm |
| Forum: | The Library |
| Subject: | Symbols in HBP |
| Pace Replies: 5 Views: 8114 |
I find the concept of the luck-potion hard to comprehend (maybe it becomes clear once HBP is released in German and I can force myself to read my mother's book), but in another post about the horcruxe ... |
| Posted: | Tue Aug 02, 2005 9:48 pm |
| Forum: | The Library |
| Subject: | Relics of the Founders |
| Pace Replies: 5 Views: 23780 |
This might be totally wrong but I just noticed: Gryffindors and Hufflepuffs insignias are in fact elementals from the Tarot (my deck, at least).
There's the sword, the cup, the Slytherin Locket mig ... |
| Posted: | Tue Aug 02, 2005 9:33 pm |
| Forum: | Personae |
| Subject: | Dumbledore - Secret Keeper for the oRDER |
| Pace Replies: 13 Views: 30562 |
Kreacher was unable to say anything about the Order because Sirius forbade it. That is why Kreacher was able to share information about Harry and Sirius whenever he felt like it because the depth of t ... |
| Posted: | Tue Aug 02, 2005 8:44 pm |
| Forum: | The Library |
| Subject: | The quality of the book itself |
| Pace Replies: 51 Views: 181768 |
Please don't go all ballistic on my after I say this, but in some places I had the feeling I was reading bad fanfiction. The reason for this feeling was already elaborated: there was so much informati ... |
| Posted: | Tue Aug 02, 2005 8:00 pm |
| Forum: | The Library |
| Subject: | Inferi |
| Pace Replies: 12 Views: 14878 |
I wouldn't be so quick with that... how a body deceases is closely linked to where it is kept. Also, magic can not only be invoked by a person but also by a place (think of Hogwarts: the persons who c ... |
| Posted: | Tue Aug 02, 2005 7:44 pm |
| Forum: | The Library |
| Subject: | spotted on the reread |
| Pace Replies: 14 Views: 95706 |
I soooo want the full exposition on that "prank" (as fandom terms it, not me - I call it a total screw up that almost did murder) in book 7. I mean I literally want to see what everyone was up to in ... |
| Posted: | Tue Jul 26, 2005 6:27 pm |
| Forum: | The Library |
| Subject: | Horcruxes |
| Pace Replies: 49 Views: 52681 |
Yeah, a CTH type (Capture The Horcrux) story doesn't sound too interesting. I think there's going to be a lot of research, more of Dumbledore's memories, and a lot of Order involvement.
Not necessa ... |
| Posted: | Tue Jul 26, 2005 6:19 pm |
| Forum: | The Library |
| Subject: | The real shocker from JKR's interview |
| Pace Replies: 6 Views: 8813 |
Wait a second... whoever said that Snuffles didn't get lucky during his time in Hogwarts?
I mean: Sirius Black, handsome, smart, funny. A rebell with a place of his own as of his 5th year, I think ... |
| Posted: | Tue Jul 26, 2005 6:15 pm |
| Forum: | The Library |
| Subject: | For all the Snape/Lily Shippers... |
| Pace Replies: 29 Views: 145287 |
I know I’m risking making myself somewhat unpopular but I noticed that in all your theories the basic-sentiment is quite positive towards Snape. While I do understand this as I feel the same, I would ... |
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