annafugazzi | hd_worldcup: Hermit the Frog

Which set is this? I think it's the fifteenth. Yes? No? I cannot say; am experiencing Brain Death by Bar Exam.

Anyway, whichever number this is, here's the

hd_worldcup entries for The Hermit. Enjoy!

A Caller in the Storm - Team Fanon
Wordcount: 8,200
Rating: PG
Summary: Harry has left the Wizarding World for good and is living in a hut in Lake District. Life is calm and good, and Harry thinks he finally has everything he needs, but a caller in storm that rages one night might change everything.
Author's Note: I'd like to thank the amazing Team FANON. Special thanks goes to F (I wouldn't have managed to do this without you!) and to Y, who was wonderful beta-reader!
To the Sheer Love of Madness - Team EWE
Wordcount: 23,000
Rating: R
Summary: Voldemort was gone. The Death Eaters were gone. Unfortunately, Harry Potter's mind was gone as well.
Author's Note: The Hermit signifies that each person must find his own way and own truth, governing the search for self and identity. Thanks so much to my betas and Team EWE!
Equal Vows - Team Epilogue
Wordcount: 21K
Rating: hard R
Warnings: infidelity, forced bonding (of a sort)
Summary: Harry learns to act without Dumbledore's guidance. Draco is lost without Snape, and will do anything to get his mentor back.
Author's Note: I used the literal meaning of the prompt and the Tarot interpretation, the hermit as a guide or mentor. Huge thanks to my betas, who made all the difference.
The Hermit - Team Canon
Wordcount: 16,000
Rating: NC-17/Adult
Warnings: Explicit sex
Summary:
Author's Note: The Hermit: "Withdrawal, acting alone... Difficulty connecting with the world or other people," i.e. 6th year Draco, carried forward into this story, while Harry is reversed: integral to his society

...sure wish I could enjoy them. But no, instead I'm reading about case conferences and jurisdiction over Family Law matters and work product privilege and where to file a notice of objection now that it is no longer mandatory to obtain a CRA Form T400A "Objection - Income Tax Act". Just, like, kill me now.