Harry Potter and the Cracked Reservoir
By Musings of Apathy
The exchange about the Hogwarts book was funny.
The animagus stuff has been interesting too. I like the way you explain how the magic works.
Draco is a prime example of why Wrath and Pride are listed amongst the seven deadly sins. I've got a bad feeling he may also come to demonstrate the theory that stupidity is the only universal
capital crime.
So Harry is working with his friends to repair the room of requirement. He is working with Tonks to teach more spells to the DA and Draco is plotting against Ginny. Thank goodness that someone in Slytherin is watching out for Harry and his other friends. Thanks for writing. a great chapter! pms
well, i guess it's good that a DA member heard what he said. i hope ginny doesn't get injured...maybe u should get harry to give her the necklace thing that helps in emergencies that he gave to that other girl; unless he's already given it to her, i i just don't remember...
*Sigh* Draco still has the mind of a fantasy life that he will never achieve . . . but that's what makes it a good story!
Ooohh Excellent! The slythern's are pulling together with the rest of the school!
Loved the 'male Veela' bit, as well as ginny's way out! Keep up the excellent work!
Rather fascinating explanation from Harry about the use of deadly force in all of it's many magical forms.
Once again, your illumination of learning the animagus transformation is excellent.
Can we really hurt Draco now? Please?
Patience. Remember, Draco has neither intelligence nor patience. How long can he last?
Isn't it a bit dangerous to let Mione have the book without some form of protection? In the wrong hands, it would be catastrophic.. It should be more secure..
Despite that, i like the chapter, a little slow, but you can't have all of them having some form of action.. Really curious about the Malfoy ramification..
Another Awesome chapter!!! thank you ever so much for posting . . . I hope Harry is able to get Draco under control before he does anything too bad . . .
I look forward to more of this . . . I didn't have the opportunity to read the original posting, and I am enjoying this muchly
'Mione
Outstanding.
gunny