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Tweak says, "OBJECTION!"

Beth H (bethbethbeth) wrote in hp_beholder,
@ 2012-04-20 16:09:00

Entry tags:

aurora sinistra, beholder_2012, fic, het, rating:nc17, severus snape, snape/sinistra

FIC: "The Celestial Code" for snapesgirl
Recipient: Snapesgirl
Author/Artist: alisanne
Title: The Celestial Code
Rating: NC-17
Pairings: Severus Snape/Aurora Sinistra, Harry Potter/Remus Lupin (implied)
Word Count: 28, 800 (plus or minus a couple)
Warnings/Content Information (Highlight to View): *Chan implied - nothing overt*.
Summary: Some things are indelibly written in the stars and others are subject to change.
Author's/Artist's Notes: Thank you to my beta-reader who put in some serious hours on this, to my handholders (you know who you are), and to Beth, who showed incredible patience. Snapesgirl, your signup gave me some fabulous ideas, many of which I tried to incorporate in this story. I hope you enjoy this.

The Celestial Code

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shyfoxling
2012-04-28 03:57 am UTC (link)

“Why Albus even allowed that moron [Lockhart] in the school is beyond me--”
Severus, who had been steadily decanting, sighed. “Believe me, Madam, I have asked him.” He rolled his eyes. “From what I can tell, his goal is to have the students be able to recognise a charlatan when next they meet one.”

LOL! I think this is my favorite line.

I can’t believe Father found an Arithmancy formula to turn that around, to look at our planet and see what an observer from space would. With only minor manipulation, I can see what will happen in our future since it’s really the universe’s past!

This is really a rather clever and original idea. I don't think I've seen it in fic before.

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	alisanne 2012-05-28 02:34 am UTC (link)
	Heh. Thank you. :) I simply had to say something about the constant revolving door of DADA professors. g When the idea for the celestial code came to me, I thought it'd be fun to explore, and, while it obviously doesn't really stand up to scientific scrutiny, I figured if I waved my hands enough people woud buy it. ;) (Reply to this) (Parent)

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