Hmmm. That last sentence smacks a little of tempting fate.
It's interesting with something like Draco's thing, his indecision. Much as he may hate it and it may have kept him from some measure of success, I wonder what it's removal means? Does it leave wisdom and clarity in its stead or is it just an ease of decision-making? I was a little afraid that he might get ahead of himself when Cordelia visited, what with his newfound speed of thought. What about those situation where indecision reflects true ambivilence or the need for more information, more time? Don't mind my rambling. It just caught my thinking.
I loved Hermione wanting to read - too funny and so Hermione! :)
So are you going to tell us what the potion does for Harry in the last chapter?
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Date: 2008-01-21 11:38 pm (UTC)It's interesting with something like Draco's thing, his indecision. Much as he may hate it and it may have kept him from some measure of success, I wonder what it's removal means? Does it leave wisdom and clarity in its stead or is it just an ease of decision-making? I was a little afraid that he might get ahead of himself when Cordelia visited, what with his newfound speed of thought. What about those situation where indecision reflects true ambivilence or the need for more information, more time? Don't mind my rambling. It just caught my thinking.
I loved Hermione wanting to read - too funny and so Hermione! :)
So are you going to tell us what the potion does for Harry in the last chapter?