I liked them talking about how Muggle's homes look dead without magic (and unexpected reaction from Harry to Muggle's world – very interesting) Actually I got the idea from another fic (can't remember the name, unfortunately) where at one point Harry is sort of thinking of nothing in particular, and for some reason he recalls the first time it struck him how out of place he felt in the Muggle world: in his aunt's kitchen one summer, all of a sudden getting creeped out over the fact that nothing was interacting with him. I think he had some sort of panic attack, feeling really paranoid that all the kitchen tools were trying to fool him into thinking they were inanimate or something.
I thought it was brilliant. I didn't think my particular take on Harry fit the whole anxiety attack and paranoia thing (though whoever wrote that story made it very realistic) but I figured that kind of thing could very believably feel really distasteful to him. Where the Weasleys would see it as interesting, Harry would see it in a negative way, as yet another thing about the Muggle world that he never wanted to experience again.
And Harry's confession about liking to speak Parseltongue made me ~ warm-hearting -it's so innocent, and I don't know, I always wondered how he'd feel about speaking Parseltongue, actually. In canon he seemed to see it as a cool thing, and in fics he often does it and doesn't really have an emotional reaction to it, but I wonder how much the whole Heir of Slytherin thing would've affected his attitude towards it.
O, and you've got me in this - "No, I'm joking. Exotic dancer." – (you fooled me completely – just i thought – o, please , not here – the next line made me giggling) LOL!
Interesting, how Harry's desire for his own home suits to him – free start, being regarded only for his own, not for name of the Chosen one (I was thinking it would be precious to him to keep family house, to feel himself part of family tree ) and, it's bizarre, but it's recalling the beginning of this part, when Draco remembered why he didn't went to try-outs. Yeah, pretty much. They both need a new start.
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Date: 2006-10-13 03:07 am (UTC)Actually I got the idea from another fic (can't remember the name, unfortunately) where at one point Harry is sort of thinking of nothing in particular, and for some reason he recalls the first time it struck him how out of place he felt in the Muggle world: in his aunt's kitchen one summer, all of a sudden getting creeped out over the fact that nothing was interacting with him. I think he had some sort of panic attack, feeling really paranoid that all the kitchen tools were trying to fool him into thinking they were inanimate or something.
I thought it was brilliant. I didn't think my particular take on Harry fit the whole anxiety attack and paranoia thing (though whoever wrote that story made it very realistic) but I figured that kind of thing could very believably feel really distasteful to him. Where the Weasleys would see it as interesting, Harry would see it in a negative way, as yet another thing about the Muggle world that he never wanted to experience again.
And Harry's confession about liking to speak Parseltongue made me ~ warm-hearting -it's so innocent, and I don't know,
I always wondered how he'd feel about speaking Parseltongue, actually. In canon he seemed to see it as a cool thing, and in fics he often does it and doesn't really have an emotional reaction to it, but I wonder how much the whole Heir of Slytherin thing would've affected his attitude towards it.
O, and you've got me in this - "No, I'm joking. Exotic dancer." – (you fooled me completely – just i thought – o, please , not here – the next line made me giggling)
LOL!
Interesting, how Harry's desire for his own home suits to him – free start, being regarded only for his own, not for name of the Chosen one (I was thinking it would be precious to him to keep family house, to feel himself part of family tree ) and, it's bizarre, but it's recalling the beginning of this part, when Draco remembered why he didn't went to try-outs.
Yeah, pretty much. They both need a new start.