Sorry, but you don't actaully see it because she goes into hiding when it happens.

Sorry, but you don't actaully see it because she goes into hiding when it happens.

Ron would never have made it into Ravenclaw.

Ron would never have made it into Ravenclaw.

She will eventually.

She will eventually.

You will find out soon enough that pure-blood extramarital affairs are commonplace, so I doubt it would make the paper.

You will find out soon enough that pure-blood extramarital affairs are commonplace, so I doubt it would make the paper.

Snape to the RESCUE! Yeay! Yes, Ron looks pretty stupid when Hugo is not there. LOL. Serves him right.

Snape to the RESCUE! Yeay! Yes, Ron looks pretty stupid when Hugo is not there. LOL. Serves him right.

I don't think that Stan was on the top ten most wanted list. He had probably been Imperiod, or was such a low level pawn in the scheme of things that they didn't want to waste a cell on him for very long...Glad you like Snape's email address. Don't email him, please. It really does belong to somebody!

I don't think that Stan was on the top ten most wanted list. He had probably been Imperiod, or was such a low level pawn in the scheme of things that they didn't want to waste a cell on him for very long...Glad you like Snape's email address. Don't email him, please. It really does belong to somebody!

Yes, I feel the same way. That's why it should be outlawed. Perhaps, since she's done all she can for house-elves and centaurs, she can take on a new crusade in the future.

Yes, I feel the same way. That's why it should be outlawed. Perhaps, since she's done all she can for house-elves and centaurs, she can take on a new crusade in the future.

The last chapter upset a lot of people, so you were in good company.Thanks so much for your kind review. I'm glad you like my story.

The last chapter upset a lot of people, so you were in good company.Thanks so much for your kind review. I'm glad you like my story.

Welcome aboard,

. I will endevor to hold your interest.

Welcome aboard,

. I will endevor to hold your interest.

No character deaths in this story. Sorry. But don't worry, Ron will suffer...Thanks for your comments,

, and all of the wonderful stars.

No character deaths in this story. Sorry. But don't worry, Ron will suffer...Thanks for your comments,

, and all of the wonderful stars.

And I know just which part we would all like to see splinched off!!! LOLThanks for your comments.

And I know just which part we would all like to see splinched off!!! LOLThanks for your comments.

Don't worry, Snape will not allow Hugo to suffer. Thanks for reading and reveiwing.

Don't worry, Snape will not allow Hugo to suffer. Thanks for reading and reveiwing.

You will get your wish soon enough,

.Thanks for reading and reviewing. :)

You will get your wish soon enough,

.Thanks for reading and reviewing. :)

Right now, Ron is getting some really bad advice from some other real "arseholes." You'll find out just who is advising him in the not too distant future.And Snape will not allow Hugo to suffer. He will do something about it, don't worry.

Right now, Ron is getting some really bad advice from some other real "arseholes." You'll find out just who is advising him in the not too distant future.And Snape will not allow Hugo to suffer. He will do something about it, don't worry.

Thanks. :)

Thanks. :)

Hermione may have been able to get alimony, but she makes plenty of money. She doesn't want his money. She only wants her children. This is why it is doubly tragic. She was acting selflessly and he was the opposite.Thanks for your comments,

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Hermione may have been able to get alimony, but she makes plenty of money. She doesn't want his money. She only wants her children. This is why it is doubly tragic. She was acting selflessly and he was the opposite.Thanks for your comments,

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WOW! I am from America, and although we had similar rights issues for women to get over, I don't think it was ever that bad for us. You gave me quite a history lesson here.I don't know if you are keeping up with our Presidential Race here, but there have been both gender and ethnic issues throughout this campaign. I wanted this story to show the unfairness of prejudice in any form. Barack Obama is half black and half white, and while most people look upon that as a good thing because he can see problems from many different persectives since he has lived his life both ways (as well as rich and poor, since his mother at one time was on food stamps after his father left them when he was only two), there are unfortunately still people out there who will not vote for him simply because of the color of his skin. So I looked at the wizarding world with the same disdain. Yes, the Voldemort Wars were supposed to bring an end to such prejudices, but just as in this country, the equal rights amendment was passed over 40 years ago, but there are still so many unspoken inequalities and prejucided attitudes that emerge in subtle ways. This election has brought them back out in the open, and people are talking about them again, and especially the need to rise above all of this backward thinking.Fictional situations, such as blood purity in the wizarding world, are a great way to illustrate the injustice of such attitudes. People must get up in arms about it and unite for change, or the status quo will continue.So my little story is about the social prejudices that plague society on so many levels, whether it is race, gender, religious or otherwise. Humans unfortunately find it all too easy to hate and alienate each other because of being different. I feel that the USA is a better place because of all the different kinds of people that live here. We have the most diverse society in the world. But sadly, some of us don't look at it that way.Thanks so much for your wonderful and educational review!

WOW! I am from America, and although we had similar rights issues for women to get over, I don't think it was ever that bad for us. You gave me quite a history lesson here.I don't know if you are keeping up with our Presidential Race here, but there have been both gender and ethnic issues throughout this campaign. I wanted this story to show the unfairness of prejudice in any form. Barack Obama is half black and half white, and while most people look upon that as a good thing because he can see problems from many different persectives since he has lived his life both ways (as well as rich and poor, since his mother at one time was on food stamps after his father left them when he was only two), there are unfortunately still people out there who will not vote for him simply because of the color of his skin. So I looked at the wizarding world with the same disdain. Yes, the Voldemort Wars were supposed to bring an end to such prejudices, but just as in this country, the equal rights amendment was passed over 40 years ago, but there are still so many unspoken inequalities and prejucided attitudes that emerge in subtle ways. This election has brought them back out in the open, and people are talking about them again, and especially the need to rise above all of this backward thinking.Fictional situations, such as blood purity in the wizarding world, are a great way to illustrate the injustice of such attitudes. People must get up in arms about it and unite for change, or the status quo will continue.So my little story is about the social prejudices that plague society on so many levels, whether it is race, gender, religious or otherwise. Humans unfortunately find it all too easy to hate and alienate each other because of being different. I feel that the USA is a better place because of all the different kinds of people that live here. We have the most diverse society in the world. But sadly, some of us don't look at it that way.Thanks so much for your wonderful and educational review!

And I don't think the use of that spellbook will get him in trouble, considering the medieval opinion of the silent majority on the matter of gender equality and "all human beings are equal"...

Since the spells in the book are not illegal, Ron can't get into trouble for using them on her. Hermione leaves the courtroom stuff to Blaise, but she does become a champion of Muggle-born rights before the story is through. Thanks for your comments. I always enjoy reading them.

And I don't think the use of that spellbook will get him in trouble, considering the medieval opinion of the silent majority on the matter of gender equality and "all human beings are equal"...

Since the spells in the book are not illegal, Ron can't get into trouble for using them on her. Hermione leaves the courtroom stuff to Blaise, but she does become a champion of Muggle-born rights before the story is through. Thanks for your comments. I always enjoy reading them.

Hi

. I am sorry that you are so upset about my little story that you don't want to read it any more. I must admit that the story had drummed up more enthusiasm, and churned up more emotions than I ever dreamed it would. I guess that it doesn't upset me so much because I already know what is coming next, so I don't get upset about it as my readers do.I would like to assure you that Hugo will not have to suffer without his potion for too much longer. Snape will not allow it! He already loves the boy and he has never even met him!But may I suggest that instead of skipping chapters and ending up lost because you won't know what you missed, if you wait until I have posted through Chapter 11, you can read the two together. Chapter 10 is a cliffhanger and will leave your heart racing if you can't just keep on reading. I wouldn't want to be responsible for any medical mishaps! Chapter 11 ends on a much more settled and peaceful note that will be easier on your blood-pressure.But if you chose to stop until the entire Hugo issue is resolved that won't happen until Chapter 16, and there are many light hearted (even funny) things that happen in between.Whatever you decide, just remember that it is only a fictional story. No need to take it too personally.

Oh I will read it, I won't be able not to. I should have waited a bit before reviewing, though I then probably would have forgotten to do so, and let the emotions settle a bit.  No matter what, you have a great story here, your writing is excellent and you should most certainly take it as a compliment that you manage to stir the emotions of your readers!(Due to your warning, if I review chapter 10, please ignore me...:-)) That said, I still find your magical world somewhat unattractive, and certainly not a place for muggleborns. Arthur and his sons sounds like they belong among Voldemorts Death Eathers rather than the Order of Phoenix, Hermiones mudblood removes all her rigths and her children are lower class citizens due to her inferior blood. With Rons attitude, he must see his own children as of lesser value? I know it is fiction, but that don't remove my desire for justice.

Hi

. I am sorry that you are so upset about my little story that you don't want to read it any more. I must admit that the story had drummed up more enthusiasm, and churned up more emotions than I ever dreamed it would. I guess that it doesn't upset me so much because I already know what is coming next, so I don't get upset about it as my readers do.I would like to assure you that Hugo will not have to suffer without his potion for too much longer. Snape will not allow it! He already loves the boy and he has never even met him!But may I suggest that instead of skipping chapters and ending up lost because you won't know what you missed, if you wait until I have posted through Chapter 11, you can read the two together. Chapter 10 is a cliffhanger and will leave your heart racing if you can't just keep on reading. I wouldn't want to be responsible for any medical mishaps! Chapter 11 ends on a much more settled and peaceful note that will be easier on your blood-pressure.But if you chose to stop until the entire Hugo issue is resolved that won't happen until Chapter 16, and there are many light hearted (even funny) things that happen in between.Whatever you decide, just remember that it is only a fictional story. No need to take it too personally.

Oh I will read it, I won't be able not to. I should have waited a bit before reviewing, though I then probably would have forgotten to do so, and let the emotions settle a bit.  No matter what, you have a great story here, your writing is excellent and you should most certainly take it as a compliment that you manage to stir the emotions of your readers!(Due to your warning, if I review chapter 10, please ignore me...:-)) That said, I still find your magical world somewhat unattractive, and certainly not a place for muggleborns. Arthur and his sons sounds like they belong among Voldemorts Death Eathers rather than the Order of Phoenix, Hermiones mudblood removes all her rigths and her children are lower class citizens due to her inferior blood. With Rons attitude, he must see his own children as of lesser value? I know it is fiction, but that don't remove my desire for justice.

Thanks for the review,

. Unfortunately, Ron would not get into trouble for using the spells in the book. They are not illegal. You will find out more about the widespread use of the book in a later chapter.Ron will eventually see the light, but it will get darker for Hermione before that happens.

Thanks for the review,

. Unfortunately, Ron would not get into trouble for using the spells in the book. They are not illegal. You will find out more about the widespread use of the book in a later chapter.Ron will eventually see the light, but it will get darker for Hermione before that happens.

I equate the situation Hermione finds herself with the racial discrimination of non-whites in the United States. The Equal Rights Amendment was passed over 40 years ago. Many people fought hard, some lost their lives, and the laws were changed, but the underlying truth still remains that there is still some subtle discrimination in this country. It is sad, but it is true. The wizarding world has only had 20 years to change. The child custody battles only scratch the surface. As my story progresses, you will see other instances of discrimination against Muggle-borns. People's attitudes don't simply change over night. And since wizards live longer than humans, the generations take longer to die off, so the attitudes change even more slowly.Thanks for the review. Harry will be a big help to Hermione, as will Severus. Things will work out eventually.

I equate the situation Hermione finds herself with the racial discrimination of non-whites in the United States. The Equal Rights Amendment was passed over 40 years ago. Many people fought hard, some lost their lives, and the laws were changed, but the underlying truth still remains that there is still some subtle discrimination in this country. It is sad, but it is true. The wizarding world has only had 20 years to change. The child custody battles only scratch the surface. As my story progresses, you will see other instances of discrimination against Muggle-borns. People's attitudes don't simply change over night. And since wizards live longer than humans, the generations take longer to die off, so the attitudes change even more slowly.Thanks for the review. Harry will be a big help to Hermione, as will Severus. Things will work out eventually.

Death would be the easy way out. He deserves to suffer, and he will later on, but not in the way that you might think...Thanks for the comments. They keep me going.

Death would be the easy way out. He deserves to suffer, and he will later on, but not in the way that you might think...Thanks for the comments. They keep me going.

Not literally, but she will get her way eventually. Don't give up on her. She is a fighter!Thanks for your comments.

Not literally, but she will get her way eventually. Don't give up on her. She is a fighter!Thanks for your comments.

Things get even worse for our heroine before they get better, but take heart. Things will improve for Hermione and her children.Thanks for the review.

Things get even worse for our heroine before they get better, but take heart. Things will improve for Hermione and her children.Thanks for the review.