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Caging the Rat
15 ReviewsHarry deals with Pettigrew; Remus and Snape become nervous, if for different reasons
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A Fist Full of Galleons
(#) siledubhghlase 2009-05-21 02:37:59 AM
Very nice. Harry's learned manipulation. But then again, he's been manipulated by the best, hasn't he?
I wonder how Dumbledore likes being trapped in his own lies. I wonder how Snape likes being the pawn in a three-way chess game. I wonder how Remus likes being caught between a rock and a hard place. I wonder how Pettigrew likes his nap.
This chapter was really good, Prof. I really like the way you think, O Devious One. I anxiously await the next installment. Bravo! -
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(#) brad 2009-05-21 05:06:16 AM
(Thanks for the Monty Python URLs.)
I liked the political intrigue/logic with regard to Snape & Dumbledore. -
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(#) issabissa 2009-05-21 10:54:14 AM
ANother fabulous chapter!!!! Keep up the great work! You have done a great job here! -
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(#) Cho_Fleur_Nymphadora 2012-05-15 01:43:13 PM
Interesting hypothesis about the resurrection stone having command over the dementors.
I like Severus Snape in this story: a very pragmatic double agent...or should that be triple agent now? In a way, Snape and Pettigrew are a lot alike; more than either would probably care to admit.