Title: An Afternoon Lesson (Part Five)
Rating: somewhere between PG and PG-13
Genre: Is "evil" a genre? No? Alas. Drama, flavors of action/adventure.
Word Count: 6300
Disclaimer: Harry Potter belongs to J.K. Rowling.
Summary: Leaving Godric to his own devices is a bad idea--it's even worse when Morass is there to take advantage of the situation.
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And then the pitcher... hilarious...
Will we ever find out where Godric was after Marcus' coming of age... I dunno I think I've got a soft spot for Gryffindors in trouble. Good thing they excell at it.
Loved it. :)
Kyleigh
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Hah, the evening of Marcus' coming of age celebration? I can't say for certain if the details of that...eventful night will ever be fully disclosed, but I wouldn't discount seeing future hints at what happened.
Gryffindors in trouble...well, you're lucky--that happens quite a lot. ;) I'm half tempted to write a short piece sometime where it's Godric helping Salazar out of a fix for once.
Glad you enjoyed!
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*snickers* I loved the Morass beating. Serves him right! <3 Oh, question: What does Morass look like now that he's not creepy evil? :D
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Morass looks pretty normal--brown hair, brown eyes, normal skin tone, above average height, but he still has a general aura of creepiness, despite the fairly nondescript appearance. It's the way he smiles all the time....
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Salazar's reaction to the situation when he walked in was hilarious. It obviously wasn't what he was expecting.
By any chance, did that pitcher of water go flying past Rowena and Helga as well?? Now they must be really confused as to what's going on! All these summoning spells are kinda worrying me though, one of these days they're going to hit somebody! Unless it's Morass and a pitcher of water.... that's just plain amusing!
Sorry, not a whole lot of really insightful comments are going to come from me right now.. my brain is dead tired!
Awesome job as always!!!
~ Bri
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Godric's lack of sense typically applies only to his own safety. In matters of duelling and tactics, he's rather clever--and just a little reckless too, but that comes as a surprise to no one, I'm sure.
Poor Salazar doesn't really know what to expect anymore. What he walked into had to have ranked among the bottom five of situations he expected to ever see either Godric or Morass in ( ... )
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And I'm looking forward to this next part with Rowena and Helga looking baffled! I understand it was holidays (although not for me, since I live in Canada) but a teaser or something would be muchly appreciated!!!
~ Bri
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Aedalena? Are you still around?? Where have you gone! I miss you and your wonderful comments and fabulous stories!
~ Bri
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