The Cure
By
minnow_53 Disclaimer: These characters belong to JK Rowling and various corporations.
Pairing: Remus/Sirius, peripheral James/Lily
Era: MWPP, Seventh Year.
Rating: PG-13
Summary: James tries to cure Remus and Sirius of being gay.
Dedication: This one has to be for
such_heights.
Happy, fluffy MWPP. On my journal, and now crossposted to
remusxsirius and
the_kennel.
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James first realised something was wrong... )
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I love this sentence: James had to admit, sadly, that he’d rarely seen a feebler example of testosterone - and the fact tht he might have fancied Remus if he didn't know he was a boy.
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No, I don't!
What?
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This was very funny. You shouldn't hide under the table!
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Thank you very much! :) I've got out from under the table now: it was bloody uncomfortable sleeping there. *finds matching icon, with more thanks*
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I'm so glad you posted it!
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Yes, the main challenge with James's POV, which I've done once or twice before, is precisely that you have to make it R/S while keeping them mentally in the background. Which allows them to be quite silly and romantic, which is how I like them, though I know some people don't. :( James somehow seems to inspire Remus and Sirius to behave like that, perhaps because he's always so sensible, or thinks he is.
As for Peter, I do see him as a full member of the group: he couldn't have betrayed them if he hadn't been, just for a start, and he always seems stupid and misguided rather than evil. Though I'm probably being a bit mean about his cognitive powers!
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Minnow, this is so wonderful. James' denseness ended up coming across as adorable in your very capable hands, although this idea could have really failed miserably at leaving him sympathetic. And Peter, oh, so funny. I have to get back to work but I wanted to say that this is adorable and is actually hilariously funny (ergotamine poisoning, ha!) as well as dentally-unsafe levels of sweet!
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It is fun watching James struggle: I was a bit alarmed that he didn't give up at the end, but of course he'll have to face the truth eventually. I'm glad you liked Peter: he had a slightly bigger role originally -- him stubbing his toe got cut, sadly -- and he's another one who can be really fun to write!
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