The Lupin/Snape Lurve Community

Title: War Wounds, Part IV
Rating: PG-13 for pre-slash and concepts
Summary: two war casualties meet in St. Mungo's. Can they aid each other while the rest of the world goes on its way?
Note: this is DH-compatible. Earlier parts:
Part Three
Part Two
Part One
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I just wanted to give people a heads-up that the Snark and Bark RPG is moving from LJ to IJ, with posting to begin on IJ tomorrow (October 1). Snark and Bark has a Snape/Lupin established relationship; I play Snape, and arionrhod plays Lupin. The new communities may be found here:

Snark and Bark RPG - you may either friend or bookmark this community to continue following the game. Please do not try to join the community; membership is restricted to players only.

Snark Watch - you may join, friend, or bookmark this community to keep up with the commentary, art, etc. Anonymous commenting is allowed, so you don't even need an IJ account to chime in.

We even have syndicated feeds of the IJ communities. You can keep up with the RPG community on your LJ flist here and the watchers comm here.

Please note: any comments left in response to watcher comm posts made to LJ via the feed will go unread and unresponded to. All the discussion and activity will be directly on the IJ community.

If you're already a reader of the RPG, I hope you'll join us! If you haven't read us but are interested in following a RPG with a Snape/Lupin relationship, I hope you'll check us out. We do have resources for catching up, but since this is rather like an on-going soap opera, don't be afraid to jump in and ask questions on our watchers comm. Our readers and players will be happy to help you out!

Title: There Is Always Consolation
Author: Envinyatar (aka envinyatar15)
Pairing/Characters: Remus/Severus, Sirius
Rating: G
Highlight for Warnings: canon-compliant up to OotP, *canon character death*
Word Count: 881
Summary: Time soothes all sorrows, they say, and There is always consolation.

Notes: To S. Farewell, little one. You are my laughing friend living in one of the stars. To P., P. and G. - I will never forget. Cursive text at the beginning taken from The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, p. 104 (I think?), with many thanks to dizilla for the English translation of it. Many thanks to zebraspots05 for the beta.