Hello Allison. I've had this story on my mind for two days now.
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You can surely pm me your theory Connie! Of course I can't divulge whether it's accurate or not but
OK Great! I have little time these days, but I'll make some time to do that. I love guessing!
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Much to Ron and Hermione's protest, or perhaps I should say Hermione's protesting that usually required dragging Ron in to it,
What a clever way to start a post. I love the way you wrote this. And I completely agree with them not wanting to tell the others. Hermione would first be trying to convense them that it was such a long time ago, and that form of magic is so uncertain. And Ron would want to talk to his dad about it to see if he knew anything from the ministry side of it. Then Harry and Abby would go balistic with Ron and Hermione continually worrying over them, and always trying to think of ways to keep it from happening.
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Ultimately I was becoming the school freak that everyone was afraid to be near for fear that if they made me upset in the slightest, they would be turned into a human icicle.
That ^ reminded me of when everyone at Hogwarts thought Harry was a direct decendant of Voldemorts and he would petrify them.
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"All of us have noticed that you have been having some..." Professor McGonagall paused for a moment. "Technical difficulties with your magic this week.
Loved this. ^ She does have a way with words doesn't she?
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"But he's not alone."
"I know he's not. He has all of us."
Lupin nodded. "And most importantly Abby, he has you."
Its good he has Abby, because Dumbledore didn't handle the situation at all. I love Dumbledore but I think he was wrong on this ignoring Harry.
Great post Allison. I'll be watching for your next post.
