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First Times Fest

May 31, 2012 08:33

All right. I am having a shit, shit week. I need a happy distraction.

Comment fest anyone? How about First Times? They are always good ( Read more... )

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HP - Petunia/Vernon (yes really) omi_ohmy May 31 2012, 19:15:43 UTC

SolidWhen they'd met, he was strong, dependable. Petunia was still reeling from the way magic had stolen her sister away: first, by taking her away to that school, then by changing how she saw the world. Petunia would never forget or forgive that loss; Lily's death had been the final stage of something which had started years before ( ... )

Re: HP - Petunia/Vernon (yes really) omi_ohmy June 2 2012, 12:32:52 UTC

Thanks! :)

Re: HP - Petunia/Vernon (yes really) kattale June 1 2012, 22:32:48 UTC

Oh. This was a work of art, a masterpiece. So beautiful.

Re: HP - Petunia/Vernon (yes really) omi_ohmy June 2 2012, 12:34:26 UTC

*Blushes* Thanks. :)

Re: HP - Petunia/Vernon (yes really) jessicaqueen June 2 2012, 03:27:44 UTC

I can't even tell you how much I love your vision of this pairing. It's not a pairing that I ever thought I'd read, tbh, but this... so worth it.

Re: HP - Petunia/Vernon (yes really) omi_ohmy June 2 2012, 12:36:15 UTC

I never thought I'd write this pairing, either! But I'm glad I did. The thoughts and motivations of uptight housewives are always potentially interesting, I think.

Re: HP - Petunia/Vernon (yes really) lullabylily June 2 2012, 14:05:41 UTC

Wow! When I read the prompt I had no idea I was going to love this fill as much as I did; but it's a beautiful character study, even in a small amount of words you manage to tell a convincing story that really pulled heartstrings.
Suddenly, all she could see was how he blocked out the light. She couldn't see past him. Love that image!

So when Vernon sneered, when he shoved Harry into the cupboard suggesting that it was the right size for a baby, 'and his crying won't wake us up at night,' she agreed and shut the door. Poor Harry! The full extent of the Dursley's cruelty perfectly described in one powerful image.

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