I like how he finally accepted Harry's home (the blanket is a symbol for that in my eyes - sorry, I mean *his* blanket, he loves it!) and his human.
How strange that he would be so exhausted by watching and listening to Harry and Teddy play. Though he explaines it himself by stating that his students would be too immersed in work (or too afraid of his wrath) to make so much noise. :)
But then, after all this draining racket, there is this intruder (Andromeda) - and wow, what a reaction to that. It seems that his world tumbles down. No more rationality, no more control over his emotions and reactions. I can understand that he panics like that. -__-
But! There is the hero, and Severus for once lets himself be saved and comforted! Yay! ^^
Thank you for sharing - and (though I still have to wait 15 minutes and thought I'd shorten the time writing a review...)
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regna
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Date: 2015-12-31 10:46 pm (UTC)I like how he finally accepted Harry's home (the blanket is a symbol for that in my eyes - sorry, I mean *his* blanket, he loves it!) and his human.
How strange that he would be so exhausted by watching and listening to Harry and Teddy play. Though he explaines it himself by stating that his students would be too immersed in work (or too afraid of his wrath) to make so much noise. :)
But then, after all this draining racket, there is this intruder (Andromeda) - and wow, what a reaction to that. It seems that his world tumbles down. No more rationality, no more control over his emotions and reactions. I can understand that he panics like that. -__-
But! There is the hero, and Severus for once lets himself be saved and comforted! Yay! ^^
Thank you for sharing - and (though I still have to wait 15 minutes and thought I'd shorten the time writing a review...)
Happy New Year to you!