Poor Harry - that was quite the wrong thing to say about Merlin. It's not nice being on the bad side of an incensed little boy. That hurts...
It's always so sweet to see how Nathaniel acts with Severus. I find it very cute when he over-pronounces the words that Severus has obviously taught him and those that are almost what they're supposed to be.
And Severus is so adorable when he not only accepts Nathaniel's offer to take Mr. Wimby as protection but is actually really touched by the boy's concern. Now nobody would dare look at Severus the wrong way, with his boar and his "dragon" watching over him. :P
He’ll scare the Auror away if he does that. That sounds like Severus is going through his own "101 How to care for your Gryffindor": 1. Don't scare him off too early. Try to be less harsh in the first time of your acquaintance. (It makes me think of an older story of yours: Something about a Crabby Hermit and a book that helped Harry win his Severus. :D)
I look forward to Severus getting his new wand very much. In fact, I'm a bit chuffed that you have let poor Severus go so long without it. But I'm glad that Severus offered his help (and that he isn't oblivious to the Slytherins' stand in their society) even though it was probably too early for Severus to take him up on his offer. Is that why he didn't ask Harry?
(I'm a bit behind on my schedule - I'm travelling and didn't have time to read a chapter yesterday. So today I'll read two.)
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Date: 2019-08-05 07:12 pm (UTC)It's always so sweet to see how Nathaniel acts with Severus. I find it very cute when he over-pronounces the words that Severus has obviously taught him and those that are almost what they're supposed to be.
And Severus is so adorable when he not only accepts Nathaniel's offer to take Mr. Wimby as protection but is actually really touched by the boy's concern. Now nobody would dare look at Severus the wrong way, with his boar and his "dragon" watching over him. :P
That sounds like Severus is going through his own "101 How to care for your Gryffindor": 1. Don't scare him off too early. Try to be less harsh in the first time of your acquaintance. (It makes me think of an older story of yours: Something about a Crabby Hermit and a book that helped Harry win his Severus. :D)
I look forward to Severus getting his new wand very much. In fact, I'm a bit chuffed that you have let poor Severus go so long without it. But I'm glad that Severus offered his help (and that he isn't oblivious to the Slytherins' stand in their society) even though it was probably too early for Severus to take him up on his offer. Is that why he didn't ask Harry?
(I'm a bit behind on my schedule - I'm travelling and didn't have time to read a chapter yesterday. So today I'll read two.)