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Escape from Reptile House
lyn_f14 Reviews | 14 Ratings, 0 Likes, 0 Favorites )
A Brazilian boa constrictor escapes from Reptile House after its glass enclosure mysteriously disappears.
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I am a relative newcomer to the world of Harry Potter Fan Fiction. I recently discovered the good 'ship HG/SS, and I've been hooked to the point where it is my OTP.
I was a Ruth Kirschstein NRSA post-doctoral fellow at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. When I am not at the lab bench or in the classroom, I am an organist. I'd be in a church near me, occupying an organ bench, and blowing dust around the nave. (Just kidding.) Currently, I serve as organist/choirmaster for a couple of small Episcopal churches near Duke University.
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Smart Snake. He is surely taking the right decision there.
Response from lyn_f (Author of Escape from Reptile House)
I'd like to think so. Poor thing probably wouldn't know what to do with his new-found freedom.Thanks for reading and reviewing!
I think you are right. The poor thing probably wouldn't be able to care for itself and England's climate is nothing like Brazil's. I know some critters hibernate but have no clue if that particular kind of snake can.
Response from lyn_f (Author of Escape from Reptile House)
Very true. I'm glad you liked this; thanks for your review.
Your snake is suffering from stockholm syndrome. Although it probably is a safer bet to go to the handler than to make it on his own. Good one!
Response from lyn_f (Author of Escape from Reptile House)
For a snake raised in captivity, the wild world is a scary place, indeed.Thanks for your review.
And home he goes. Harry, rat faced? Eeek, no Pettigrew comparisons please!
Response from lyn_f (Author of Escape from Reptile House)
No, Harry is not the rat-faced boy. That would be Dudley's friend, Piers Polkiss.
Sometimes the known is more comfortable than not... I think we all feel this way on ocassion
Response from lyn_f (Author of Escape from Reptile House)
I believe so. And certainly, snakes are no exception.Thanks for your review.
Awww, the snake likes its creature-comforts. Greaty use of the prompt!
Response from lyn_f (Author of Escape from Reptile House)
Indeed. It's a creature of comfort. ;)Thanks for your review.
Cute take on the prompt. Who would want to give up that cushy life?
Response from lyn_f (Author of Escape from Reptile House)
I would think the snake would be stupid to give it up.Thanks for your review. :)
Home sweet home. :-)
Response from lyn_f (Author of Escape from Reptile House)
There's no place like home.There's no place like home.There's no place like home.Thanks for your review. :)
Giggle. Aww, it was good he thought of those things before he got to Brazil. Lovely answer to the prompt.
Response from lyn_f (Author of Escape from Reptile House)
Indeed! ;)Glad this made you giggle!
It would be a bit daunting to be that snake, out in the 'wild.' Thank goodness he was found, amiga.
Response from lyn_f (Author of Escape from Reptile House)
Considering that all it knew was a life in captivity, I'd also guess life in the wild would have been overwhelming. Thanks, amiga! :)
Brilliant. I like how this was told from the snake's P.O.V.
Response from lyn_f (Author of Escape from Reptile House)
Thanks! :)
I liked that you twisted it so the snake wanted to go back. Good Job.
Response from lyn_f (Author of Escape from Reptile House)
Thanks! :)
The grass is always greener on the other side... until you get there! :)
Response from lyn_f (Author of Escape from Reptile House)
Indeed ;)Thanks for your review.
Good take on that. I always wondered how the heck it would know where to go and how it would get there. Hahaha
Response from lyn_f (Author of Escape from Reptile House)
*snerk*I've often wondered that myself. Thanks for your review.