never a good thing..

Am I the only one that this sounds somewhat ominous to? Could this be the end of the Charlie/Seamus?

And why is Lucius talking to Harry?

[edit] And I have SO much love for Remus!

Anjali: indescribable quite content thank you

anjaliesque @ April 17 2004, 02:28:52 UTC

Re: Lucius...

CREEEEEEPY. *twitches*

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dragynville @ April 17 2004, 03:06:19 UTC

I am extra creeped out by his mentioning James, however obliquely.

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silveryouko @ April 17 2004, 02:34:50 UTC

I think the question is why is Lucius talking to Harry in Ron's journal...

Is he shiny again?

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ex_lev195 @ April 17 2004, 02:49:27 UTC

That does sound rather... foreboding. But Seamus was so happy when he and Charlie got back together again, even if it was long-distance... but he has been much friendlier with Dean lately, since the whole Dean/Boot thing finally went kaput. But I really don't see those two (Seamus and Dean, that is) getting back together.

Gaaaah. @_@

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dragynville @ April 17 2004, 03:04:23 UTC

He's been disturbingly (in the context of the Charlie thing) chummy/flirty with Dean just recently and you know how people can be about their 'first love'. 0.0

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hated_and_loved @ April 17 2004, 03:17:45 UTC

Seamus is always kind of flirty, though, even with people he's clearly not trying to charm into bed—like Lupin, for example. I didn't see anything particularly sexual about his recent conversations with Dean, just normal flirty, friendly stuff. Of course, I'm always wrong about NA characters' motivations, so ... :)

Really, though, I can hardly believe he'd be dumping Charlie for Dean.

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dragynville @ April 17 2004, 03:27:06 UTC

Hmm.. perhaps chummy/flirty was a bad choice of words, though there was that, but there was also a lot of talk about regrets and what lasts and that sort of thing.

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dragynville @ April 17 2004, 07:59:51 UTC

On the other hand, maybe he was just confused by the recent reinterest of Dean but has (hopefully) decided that Charlie's the better choice..?

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ex_lev195 @ April 17 2004, 17:04:39 UTC

Oooh. Yes. I will believe that. *cough*

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dragynville @ April 17 2004, 19:39:59 UTC

I'm clinging to it too.

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vassilissa @ April 17 2004, 08:52:59 UTC

Speaking of ominous...

Sirius, don't take it. She's gonna poison you. Or castrate you. Or sick Wormtail on you.

*shivers*

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dragynville @ April 17 2004, 09:06:16 UTC

I suppose it's too much to hope for that it might be a silver-footed rat? She does seem to like Remus and Harry, after all.

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vassilissa @ April 17 2004, 09:31:25 UTC *channeling Ernie*

No, no, that'll be worse. 'Cause then Draco will think his mother's being nicer to Harry and his family, so he'll get really mad at Harry.

*addresses self* You! Off the caffeine!

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dragynville @ April 17 2004, 09:51:55 UTC Re: *channeling Ernie*

ROFL! This is true. XD

And, look, Narcissa scolds Lucius and spars with Remus!

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dragynville @ April 17 2004, 19:38:44 UTC

I thought she used it in more of a being cautious way because of Remus' hostility. Sort of 'on guard' in case she has to get between them literally.

I think I love Remus best when he's protecting his family. Very virile, yes! :D

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dragynville @ April 17 2004, 22:43:26 UTC

I don't think she's afraid of him, she goes her own way when she feels like it and admonishes him (sometimes) when he goes too far. I think it's more that she's from an era and social group where women were raised to believe that it's a wife's sacred duty to publicly support her husband in all his endeavors whether political, religious, financial, or professional.

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