two new drabbles, G-rated
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asimplechord100 words. This first one follows Unforgivable. The prompt: faith.
George was unnaturally still, now that the Cruciatus Curse had been lifted.
Fred didn't know what else to do, so he grabbed some floo powder and dragged George into the grate, heading for St. Mungo's emergency entrance.
The healers took him immediately, leaving Fred to sit in the waiting area. Waiting. Hoping. Thinking.
He thought about their uncles Gideon and Fabian, about Sirius Black. About new products to keep people laughing through their misery and other items the Order might need.
He didn't allow himself to think about Frank and Alice Longbottom.
He knew – knew – that George would be okay.
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100quills grid also, and occurs during the OotP school year. Prompt: weary. 100 words.
George was ready to leave. Returning to school each year had been work, but it had always been fun. Being at Hogwarts wasn't even remotely enjoyable now.
No Quidditch. Defense Against the Dark Arts wasn't even mildly entertaining. Even poking at Snape in Potions didn't produce a desirable result any longer. Which was odd, when he thought about it. He'd have figured that the Slytherins were in heaven with Umbridge in charge.
No Defense Association any longer, either.
He never thought he'd be so tired of school before NEWTs. Their mum would kill them, but it was time to go.
George was unnaturally still, now that the Cruciatus Curse had been lifted.
Fred didn't know what else to do, so he grabbed some floo powder and dragged George into the grate, heading for St. Mungo's emergency entrance.
The healers took him immediately, leaving Fred to sit in the waiting area. Waiting. Hoping. Thinking.
He thought about their uncles Gideon and Fabian, about Sirius Black. About new products to keep people laughing through their misery and other items the Order might need.
He didn't allow himself to think about Frank and Alice Longbottom.
He knew – knew – that George would be okay.
The next one is part of the
100quills grid also, and occurs during the OotP school year. Prompt: weary. 100 words.George was ready to leave. Returning to school each year had been work, but it had always been fun. Being at Hogwarts wasn't even remotely enjoyable now.
No Quidditch. Defense Against the Dark Arts wasn't even mildly entertaining. Even poking at Snape in Potions didn't produce a desirable result any longer. Which was odd, when he thought about it. He'd have figured that the Slytherins were in heaven with Umbridge in charge.
No Defense Association any longer, either.
He never thought he'd be so tired of school before NEWTs. Their mum would kill them, but it was time to go.
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Date: 2007-09-06 02:55 pm (UTC)*hugs twins tight*
great job here, I hope there'll be more soon, I wanna see what happens next! And 'cuz I know you have nothing else to besides write Tweasley drabbles...
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Date: 2007-09-08 12:51 pm (UTC)I've done nothing but slack about fandom for the last week. Need. To. Motivate. I still have 30-odd prompts for the Tweasley grid. Good god, what was I thinking when I signed up for it. I'm clearly not creative enough for this.