Theme # 53: Chase


Bowman Wright had scarcely ever felt much better. It had been his aim, for quite a while, to ensure that cruelty to the poor, golden snidget was abolished, once and for all, on the Quidditch pitch. The tiny animal was cruelly misused there, or so was Bowman's [very valid] opinion. With his invention of the Golden Snitch, he had managed to make what he had been chasing a reality, and win himself some well-deserved fame in the process, too.

Grinning from ear-to-ear, the inventor sat down in peace, to enjoy a nice, steaming mug of tea.