If I were on my feet I'd be falling over on them by now I'm so tired, but I'll attempt to coherently reply to your points:) (I added you to my AIM buddies list, you are the only one, I only downloaded it as an experiment for work)
Oh yes, the break up issue holds the basis for endless amounts of R/T true love sweetness. I think we can assume that they broke up because he loves her too much; she counters that with her love and the persistence that that breeds. We can do so much with them and it's so much fun.
Yes, basically it is founded on the premise that if he looks into her eyes, he will be drawn in because he loves her so and they can never lose the intimate connection they have to one another.
The werewolf mission must shake Remus to his very soul, it is against everything that we have seen him to stand for and the xmas scene at The Burrow shows us the only instance of bitterness towards his condition so far.
I'm talking about xmas in so far as she couldn't face her parents then, I have some fairly well formed ideas about her relationship with Ted and Andromeda that is perhaps the subject of another discussion. I can't imagine that she'd go and stay with them in the wake of the breakup/separation with Remus. Yes I think she probably did live in Hogsmead, although with the gift of Apparition, geography hardly matters;) *insert envy here*
The GoF line has bothered me too. The reason I don't think he rented is because I don't think he'd have the funds to perpetuate a tenancy agreement! I have to think that he has an ancestral home, one that he could not bear to part with for money. I don’t mean to imply that the home is palatial or grand or anything, just that he’d keep it for loyalties sake.
Mysteries indeed, I once again assert my wish/plea for a complementary novel about the adult characters in the books.
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Oh yes, the break up issue holds the basis for endless amounts of R/T true love sweetness. I think we can assume that they broke up because he loves her too much; she counters that with her love and the persistence that that breeds. We can do so much with them and it's so much fun.
Yes, basically it is founded on the premise that if he looks into her eyes, he will be drawn in because he loves her so and they can never lose the intimate connection they have to one another.
The werewolf mission must shake Remus to his very soul, it is against everything that we have seen him to stand for and the xmas scene at The Burrow shows us the only instance of bitterness towards his condition so far.
I'm talking about xmas in so far as she couldn't face her parents then, I have some fairly well formed ideas about her relationship with Ted and Andromeda that is perhaps the subject of another discussion. I can't imagine that she'd go and stay with them in the wake of the breakup/separation with Remus. Yes I think she probably did live in Hogsmead, although with the gift of Apparition, geography hardly matters;) *insert envy here*
The GoF line has bothered me too. The reason I don't think he rented is because I don't think he'd have the funds to perpetuate a tenancy agreement! I have to think that he has an ancestral home, one that he could not bear to part with for money. I don’t mean to imply that the home is palatial or grand or anything, just that he’d keep it for loyalties sake.
Mysteries indeed, I once again assert my wish/plea for a complementary novel about the adult characters in the books.