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Living without Danger
Chapter 25: Plumpton Pass (Year 2)

By Anne B. Walsh

Reviews

james27 posted a comment on Thursday 12th March 2009 9:19pm for Chapter 25: Plumpton Pass (Year 2)

I always wondered why Dumbledore and the others didn't suspect that Slytherin's monster was a serpent of some kind since Salazar's most moted ability was speaking to snakes, especially since Dumbles knew Tom was his heir.

If they had, as far as we know, there are very few serpents that are capable of petrifying someone.

Of course it wouldn't have made for a very long story so i suppose there is that to take into consideration.

~James

mashimaromadness posted a comment on Thursday 17th July 2008 5:21pm for Chapter 25: Plumpton Pass (Year 2)

Um... WHAT???? NO WAY!!

CodeRomance posted a comment on Tuesday 22nd January 2008 12:48pm for Chapter 25: Plumpton Pass (Year 2)

WHAT nothing you can do! he's dying! what a load of crap!

CodeRomance

Darth Voldie posted a comment on Tuesday 30th October 2007 5:53am for Chapter 25: Plumpton Pass (Year 2)

I was under the impression that the Pack parents new the full prophecy.
So how can they think that Harry is dying due to a bludger from Dursley?

KingsleyforPM posted a comment on Thursday 9th August 2007 7:39pm for Chapter 25: Plumpton Pass (Year 2)

haha good shot dudley.

TxA_GunFighter posted a comment on Monday 7th August 2006 1:40pm for Chapter 25: Plumpton Pass (Year 2)

Bummer.

gunny

Rebel Goddess posted a comment on Monday 31st July 2006 12:43am for Chapter 25: Plumpton Pass (Year 2)

That was positively evil. You can't have killed him - not right after doing in Siss. I won't have it.

Amamama posted a comment on Tuesday 11th April 2006 6:19am for Chapter 25: Plumpton Pass (Year 2)

Oh, bugger! Nasty cliffie - bad, bad writer! *wink* Thank goodness the next chappie is but a click away.

I'm off!

Rocky235 posted a comment on Monday 20th March 2006 7:57am for Chapter 25: Plumpton Pass (Year 2)

"we’ll just see how shiny that badge is when I stick it up your—"

You have lots of great lines.