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Drabble: Unbreakable Heart
Jul. 24th, 2010 07:15 pmTitle: Unbreakable Heart
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dexstarr
Word Count: 100 x 2
Rating: PG-13
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snape100: Prompt #343: Heart
Characters: Severus Snape, Albus Dumbledore
Author's Note: Inspired by countless rereadings of The Prince's Tale.
Disclaimer: Not mine.
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Two thin, bright flames already surged between their clasped hands.
Severus felt his heart beat even faster, winging like a trapped hummingbird, as Albus spoke once more. “And will you do anything necessary to protect Harry Potter from Lord Voldemort?”
“I will.”
A third jet of fire slid from McGonagall’s wand, binding their hands thrice. The magical chains burned bright red, the color of the phoenix perched behind them, then disappeared, glittering into nothingness.
Dumbledore pulled his own wand from his midnight-blue robes, and pointed it at their Bonder. “I’m sorry, Minerva.” He cleared his throat, and said sadly, “Obliviate.”
( Two )
Author:
dexstarrWord Count: 100 x 2
Rating: PG-13
Challenge:
snape100: Prompt #343: HeartCharacters: Severus Snape, Albus Dumbledore
Author's Note: Inspired by countless rereadings of The Prince's Tale.
Disclaimer: Not mine.
***
Two thin, bright flames already surged between their clasped hands.
Severus felt his heart beat even faster, winging like a trapped hummingbird, as Albus spoke once more. “And will you do anything necessary to protect Harry Potter from Lord Voldemort?”
“I will.”
A third jet of fire slid from McGonagall’s wand, binding their hands thrice. The magical chains burned bright red, the color of the phoenix perched behind them, then disappeared, glittering into nothingness.
Dumbledore pulled his own wand from his midnight-blue robes, and pointed it at their Bonder. “I’m sorry, Minerva.” He cleared his throat, and said sadly, “Obliviate.”
( Two )
