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thebreakingwave) wrote in
eachdraidh2014-09-05 12:37 pm
voice; locked to unseelie
Good afternoon, I've been informed that one of our number has recently taken a woman named Hermione hostage. If this is the case, I'd appreciate proof of life and the opportunity to talk with her and make sure that she's being well-cared for. I'll offer whatever surety you need.
[He doesn't sound particularly pleased, but he's making an effort to remain professional.]
[He doesn't sound particularly pleased, but he's making an effort to remain professional.]

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Harry?
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[ Harry will forgive her anything. ]
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[ She huffs out a noise. ]
How are you?
private voice;
[ He pauses, unsure how to answer her question. ]
I'm well. I'm sorry this took so long, but there was a bit of a scuffle at Redgate and I couldn't get to my locket to chat.
I don't have what Ganondorf wants to trade for you, but I'm working on something for the Queen. You're going to be fine.
private voice;
[ She sighs, fiddling with Ganondorf's locket. She could abuse this privilege but she suspects he would know. ]
Honestly, I'll find a way out. You don't have to do anything --- I just need a little time.
private voice;
[ here's no hope that she'd prefer to switch courts, is there?]
And, I do have to do something.
private voice;
[ She's trying to make a bit of a joke but, in true Hermione fashion, she's failing rather spectacularly. ]
No, you don't. You should do as I tell you for once.
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[ Har, har? Not really, but he's failing too. ]
Would you listen if I told you? And, you needn't worry, I'm not going to do anything rash. Even if I wanted to do something monumentally foolish, which I really do, I can't find you or get there fast enough.
It's miserable, but I think we both have to wait until the audience.
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[ She sighs, leaning back against the dirty wall and crossing her legs. She wishes she could reach through and slap his side, really. ]
I suppose so. At least then I might be able to use my magic. Honestly, being down here and not able to even feel it is one of the worst things in the world. It's awful, Harry.
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I know, Hermione. I spent some time in the mines in Redgate.
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[ She huffs, frustrated. ]
None of my reading when I was still a prisoner in the Keep helped much either.
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[ He pauses again. ]
I've met John. He seems like a kind fellow.
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[ She hesitates then before she fiddles with her sleeve. ]
He's lovely. Incredible, really.
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[ The admission of 'taking it easy' is just habit. Everyone seems to be worried about how he's healing, and he briefly forgets to hide it from Hermione. ]
Tell me about him? If you don't mind. If you think it's safe.
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[ She purses her lips, frowning to herself. Taking it easy indeed. She speaks Harry Potter and she's not pleased about what she's hearing. ]
He's just - well. He's like a Dad, really. Really strong and brave and kind of annoying sometimes?
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I don't think he's particularly pleased with me, but I don't really need that to get my work done.
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[ And look what happened. Dad was right. ]
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[ There's a bit of anger right there, but he's trying to keep it contained. ]
Do you know what happened before you were taken? What they did?
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[ She hesitates. ]
I - um. Which part?
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[ ...and there's the anger he's been bottling up since it happened. ]
We lost a lot of people down in there and in the town itself.
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I. Well. I'm sure they had their reasons? And I highly doubt they knew the mountain would collapse like that.
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I spent hours in the mines pulling out people, and frankly, I don't think intent matters. Or matters enough to make me willing to forgive and forget. Would you?
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No, it doesn't. But I was on that team, Harry. Unfortunately, I'm a little caught up in their side -- and I was locked up long before the mountain fell.
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