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Who: Snape, Agent Kay
What: Wound-licking and general pissed-offedness. (Is that a word?) He's considering going to do serious bodily harm to a certain animagus. Interception (or someone to just talk him out of it) would be lovely. Snape is not flood affected.
When: Right after this.
Where: Between levels seven and the main deck.
When Sirius Black arrived on the Barge, Snape had done three things: he had warned the wardens about the man, he had protected his room and privacy, and he had extracted a promise from Martha that she would stay away from the other man. Given his history with Black, this hadn't seemed as though he was overstepping any boundaries. To him, at any rate.
When Martha contacted him - not even bothering to tell him face-to-face, and playing the martyr to boot - he had attempted a response, but the overwhelming feeling of betrayal (and self-pity - that, too) conflicted with the desire not to say something he would regret. He finally threw down his quill and stormed out of his room, slamming the door hard enough behind him that the sound reverberated through the walls. If he'd given it much thought, he wouldn't be surprised if Mozenrath, some rooms down from his own, noticed it.
To hell with this ship. He had no privacy, he couldn't trust his own wife, and Sirius Black. Just...Black. The man had no business coming aboard and turning Snape's very comfortable life upside-down.
He had no clear idea of where he was going, but level two seemed like a good idea at the moment. Black was in room seventeen. If the three-strike rule for wardens was in effect, he could kill the man with impunity. Twice. However, he ran the risk of running in to Martha on the way; the way he had (or hadn't) responded would no doubt send her looking for him. He bypassed the second level and ended up on the main deck.
[OOC: Tagging will be slowish, but I should be coming off semi-hiatus soon.]
What: Wound-licking and general pissed-offedness. (Is that a word?) He's considering going to do serious bodily harm to a certain animagus. Interception (or someone to just talk him out of it) would be lovely. Snape is not flood affected.
When: Right after this.
Where: Between levels seven and the main deck.
When Sirius Black arrived on the Barge, Snape had done three things: he had warned the wardens about the man, he had protected his room and privacy, and he had extracted a promise from Martha that she would stay away from the other man. Given his history with Black, this hadn't seemed as though he was overstepping any boundaries. To him, at any rate.
When Martha contacted him - not even bothering to tell him face-to-face, and playing the martyr to boot - he had attempted a response, but the overwhelming feeling of betrayal (and self-pity - that, too) conflicted with the desire not to say something he would regret. He finally threw down his quill and stormed out of his room, slamming the door hard enough behind him that the sound reverberated through the walls. If he'd given it much thought, he wouldn't be surprised if Mozenrath, some rooms down from his own, noticed it.
To hell with this ship. He had no privacy, he couldn't trust his own wife, and Sirius Black. Just...Black. The man had no business coming aboard and turning Snape's very comfortable life upside-down.
He had no clear idea of where he was going, but level two seemed like a good idea at the moment. Black was in room seventeen. If the three-strike rule for wardens was in effect, he could kill the man with impunity. Twice. However, he ran the risk of running in to Martha on the way; the way he had (or hadn't) responded would no doubt send her looking for him. He bypassed the second level and ended up on the main deck.
[OOC: Tagging will be slowish, but I should be coming off semi-hiatus soon.]