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Mercury Poisoning
OpalJade107 Reviews | 5.71/10 (107 Ratings, 0 Likes, 117 Favorites )
Madam Pince's feeble attempts to lure Professor Snape back into her library have unforeseen consequences.
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Hi all!
Currently, I am off work to take care of my son who is ill. I read, write and draw Harry Potter fanfiction to distract myself.
Thanks for taking a peek at my stories! :) Comments are much appreciated and eventhough I have moved on to a different fandom (for now) I come here often to read your kind words.
Reviews for Mercury Poisoning
Hermione Granger couldn’t have been more shocked if Madam Pince had pulled up her sleeve and revealed the Dark Mark on her forearm. Love it! You have a fine way of inserting humor into in-character behavior, my dear.A wonderful first chapter. I hope to see many more.
Response from OpalJade (Author of Mercury Poisoning)
Thanks so much my dear
Response from OpalJade (Author of Mercury Poisoning)
!If it weren't for you, this story would not even exist.Glad you liked the humour :)
Yay! I'm so glad another story that actually looks like it's worth reading is up. I hope the next chapter comes soon ;)
Response from OpalJade (Author of Mercury Poisoning)
What a nice thing to say! You've made me blush! I hope the next chapter comes soon too! ;)
Hello! A really really good first chapter! I'm looking forward to the next part... Bravissima!!
Response from OpalJade (Author of Mercury Poisoning)
Thanks so much for your review
Response from OpalJade (Author of Mercury Poisoning)
! (pretty name!)
Response from anna perenna (Reviewer)
Thank you!!
"no coincidence that the chemical symbol for Mercury was Hg, Miss Granger’s initials" Now that's clever of you!
Response from OpalJade (Author of Mercury Poisoning)
Thank you
Response from OpalJade (Author of Mercury Poisoning)
! Gives my title a double meaning, doesn't it? LOL!
Intriguing! Sneaky Irma! LOL. That line about firing assistants who couldn't align a book with the edge of a shelf reminds me of a line from a book I read where a librarian character did the same thing, lol. Looking forward to more! :)
Response from OpalJade (Author of Mercury Poisoning)
Sneaky Irma indeed! I guess Madam Pince is a very stereotypical librarian LOL! Thanks so much for your review!!
Any updates in the near future? I'd really like to see this story finished!!
This might be one of the most intriguing starts ever. It's not the direct way, but the more delicious one.
Your Irma is treasure. Precious. I love her. I can hardly express how much I love her. And when I read this first I thought: Uh-Oh. A Irma-Severus story? I don't know whether I can deal with that. For the same reason I have problems with Poppy or Minerva and Snape: I'm not so much into Oedipus. :D But after several more sentences I thought: I CAN! Your described her so lovingly as the imperfect person we all are. Though, we might be all imperfect in different ways. And I loved it. But of course all my struggling with this pairing was for nothing as it's going to become so much more delicate.
Another outward lie. - I could literally feel her reaching the point were she's going to implode. Or slap herself and scare Hermione to death. She's exploring the little teenage girl who's fancying someone unreachable. I can totally understand the pleasure she takes in just watching her object of desire. She's a little like my mother in that behaviour: Childish and mature at the same time.
Now, let's pretend I don't know anything about the next chapter, so I can go on – all happily excited!!! ooh, how exhilarating!
Response from OpalJade (Author of Mercury Poisoning)
Oh, Isalie, I wish I could bottle you up and use you when my motivation is down! Thank you for your enthusiasm and humour!I'm beyond thrilled that you liked Irma Pince and her controlled quirkiness. It also makes me so happy that you "can totally understand the pleasure she takes in just watching her object of desire."That's what I was trying to show, that she had no real desire for anything more than just seeing him more often.Thanks so much for your thoughtful review. I'm getting very excited about posting the rest of the story now!xoOJ