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Who: Severus Snape and Martha Jones
What: Medical examination / Stitches
When: Day 52
Where: The clinic.
Severus Snape didn't have the time or inclination to continue his discussion with James Potter. He was trapped in Peaksville, and would no doubt see his nemesis more often than he cared to over the course of what was likely to be forever. As he made his way down from his room to the clinic, however, he did turn the conversation over in his mind; Potter was nineteen. Not yet graduated from Hogwarts. Snape's very distilled conscious memories of Potter painted him as an arrogant bully.
And yet he'd actually restrained himself from that behaviour today. He decided it was more to do with the fact that Snape had a wand and Potter did not, rather than some sudden onset of maturity.
Meanwhile, there was Martha Jones to deal with. Thanks to Miss Devlin's rather indiscreet announcement in his journal entry, Martha now knew he'd made a deal and had somehow included her in it. He wondered just how long she would continue believing his lies to her. Yes, of course it was true he owed her something of a life debt - but there were underlying reasons for his decision to include that stipulation in the deal.
She couldn't know he remembered her - particularly not now that the Doctor had followed her.
What: Medical examination / Stitches
When: Day 52
Where: The clinic.
Severus Snape didn't have the time or inclination to continue his discussion with James Potter. He was trapped in Peaksville, and would no doubt see his nemesis more often than he cared to over the course of what was likely to be forever. As he made his way down from his room to the clinic, however, he did turn the conversation over in his mind; Potter was nineteen. Not yet graduated from Hogwarts. Snape's very distilled conscious memories of Potter painted him as an arrogant bully.
And yet he'd actually restrained himself from that behaviour today. He decided it was more to do with the fact that Snape had a wand and Potter did not, rather than some sudden onset of maturity.
Meanwhile, there was Martha Jones to deal with. Thanks to Miss Devlin's rather indiscreet announcement in his journal entry, Martha now knew he'd made a deal and had somehow included her in it. He wondered just how long she would continue believing his lies to her. Yes, of course it was true he owed her something of a life debt - but there were underlying reasons for his decision to include that stipulation in the deal.
She couldn't know he remembered her - particularly not now that the Doctor had followed her.