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gensplosion2015-09-01 04:49 pm
thady) wrote in gensplosion2015-09-01 04:49 pm
Entry tags:
- - fandom: harry potter,
- - gensploder: thady,
- angst,
- backstory,
- bechdel test pass,
- canon-compliant,
- characters under a microscope,
- clever characters being clever,
- competence,
- female characters,
- female friendships,
- headcanon accepted,
- it could be canon,
- minor characters,
- older characters,
- war-time,
- what happened during,
- what happens in the background,
- women are awesome
HP: Bedside Manners, by Serpenscript.
FANDOM: Harry Potter
FIC LINK: Bedside Manners.
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serpens_fic
RATING/WARNING(S): G | set partly during the seventh book
WIP?/WORD COUNT: one-shot | ~ 2,000 words
MAIN CHARACTERS: Poppy Pomphrey, Minerva McGonagall, Luna Lovegood
FIC SUMMARY: Poppy Pomfrey liked to sing. It was a little known secret, because although she indulged in singing quite frequently she very rarely gave anyone the chance to hear her sing. To put it kindly, she was tone deaf; to put it bluntly was to say she sounded like a hippogriff caught in a harpy's nest.
RECCER'S NOTES:
This is a wonderful character study of Poppy Pomphrey. I love the setting during the seventh book, love her friendships, and she is such an amazing character.
FIC LINK: Bedside Manners.
AUTHOR LINK:
serpens_ficRATING/WARNING(S): G | set partly during the seventh book
WIP?/WORD COUNT: one-shot | ~ 2,000 words
MAIN CHARACTERS: Poppy Pomphrey, Minerva McGonagall, Luna Lovegood
FIC SUMMARY: Poppy Pomfrey liked to sing. It was a little known secret, because although she indulged in singing quite frequently she very rarely gave anyone the chance to hear her sing. To put it kindly, she was tone deaf; to put it bluntly was to say she sounded like a hippogriff caught in a harpy's nest.
RECCER'S NOTES:
This is a wonderful character study of Poppy Pomphrey. I love the setting during the seventh book, love her friendships, and she is such an amazing character.