New Chapter for Spying
Spying
debjunk24 Reviews | 7.88/10 (24 Ratings, 0 Likes, 7 Favorites )
Mrs. Applewood, Muggle extraordinare, sees a bit too much.
Start ReadingChapters (1)
About debjunk
Author
debjunk
Member Since 2008 | 76 Stories | Favorited by 271 | 3,083 Reviews Written | 4,563 Review Responses
I am a classically trained singer with three children. I love Star Trek and have watched probably every episode of every series. Favorite HP charaters are Snape and McGonagall. (not as a couple.)
Reviews for Spying
BAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAA*gasp*AHAHAHAHAAAAAAAA!!!!OMG, when she popped over the fence and yelled at him... I laughed that hard I had tears! BRILLIANT!!!
Response from debjunk (Author of Spying)
LOL! thank you! I'm glad I gave you a good laugh.
"I'd live next to Dolores Umbridge if I had to, just to be with you."Now "that's* devotion! Cute story, enjoyed it!
Response from debjunk (Author of Spying)
LOL, indeed it is!
talk about a happy ending!! the variety and vagaries of your plot bunnies never ceases to amaze and delight me! thanks and mega-mucho smoochies, my deb
Response from debjunk (Author of Spying)
Aw, thanks, my kimjo. I must admit, be it not for the prompts, these little creations would not exist!
I had to tell a friend... or two. Hope you don't mind.
Response from debjunk (Author of Spying)
Now why would I mind that? Thank you for the pimpage!
Oh good lord that you even had ME going with this one!
Response from debjunk (Author of Spying)
I actually had myself going for a bit there! LOL. Thanks, bea. Glad to have tricked you.
*falls over laughing*That ending was unexpected!
Response from debjunk (Author of Spying)
Sweet! I tricked you! It was a bit of a surprise to me too.
I lived accross the street from Mr. Applebottom! And in his defense, I have to say that twice when he noticed I might be in danger, he dashed accross the street to ask if I needed help. (Once I tumbled down the front steps, and once I was noisily killing a six-legged beasty in the carport, with a broom.) I like to think that he came from kindness and not simply because I was a pretty young bride. Anyway, this is awfully funny; thanks for sharing it with us. It brightened my day.
Response from debjunk (Author of Spying)
I'm sure it was kindness. Even the most nosey of people can have a heart and soul. (I hope!)thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed this.
Awwww! What a sweet little wedding gift to give Severus! Nothing like scaring the neighbors, even if they won't remember it. Hee hee!
Response from debjunk (Author of Spying)
Thanks! Yep, Severus got a great present.
Oh, very clever. It's just like Severus. I love it.
Response from debjunk (Author of Spying)
Thanks!
Anonymous
Muhahahahahaha. That was awesome.
Author's Response:
*Grins evilly.* Thank you so much!
I was not expecting it to be a set up. I love it!
Response from debjunk (Author of Spying)
thanks, blue! Glad I fooled you.
DJ, you are too much. All was going as expected, Hermione blows up at Snape. He admits he was wrong to let her go. Then we learn is was an elaborate hoax to scare the nosy neighbor lady. That twist did me in. Well done and a high five to boot.
Response from debjunk (Author of Spying)
Mwahahahaha! Thanks so much! I live to be tricksy!
Wonderful twist to the story, I am duly impressed, not to mention enjoyed it very much!
Response from debjunk (Author of Spying)
Thank you! So glad I tricked you!
Wow--I think I live across the street from Mrs. Applebottom! No really, there's this elderly little lady who always manages to come out into her front yard with a gardening spade whenever anything interesting happens outside, pretending to do yard work... A few years ago, my husband and I were participants in a medieval reenactment group which fought live steel, and sometimes we'd have people over and they'd practice steel fighting in full armor out in our front yard (our back yard was too uneven and had too many trees in it to make it safe). And every single time they'd do it, "Mrs. Applebottom" suddenly discovered something that needed to be done out in the front yard of her house! She never would just come over and ask about what we were doing. As with Severus, eventually it got to be a game with us... we'd deliberately go out in costume to practice dance steps, or anything just to see if we could lure her out with her little gardening spade... Alas, we don't do the reenactment thing anymore, but sometimes we can still get her to come out despite that!Great story!
Response from debjunk (Author of Spying)
LOL. I know there are people who are really like this. My own mom was bordering on this type of behavior. She wouldn't grab stuff and pretend to be 'busy' in the yard, but her nose was always between the curtains. It kind of irked me to tell you the truth, but there is definite comic value in such actions. So I guess you could say I was drawing from experience. I think it's hilarious that you guys would put on a show for her. I'd probably do the same thing. Go out and sing opera or something.
You got me! This is such a clever twist on the prompt, and I was totally sucked into the your ruse. Well done.Beth
Response from debjunk (Author of Spying)
Mwahahahaha! I was pretty much near the end of this when that little plot twist called to me.
Well, that was fun! Perhaps someday, you'll be bored and scribble a bit about our friend, the Applebottom, waking up in her garden and deciding what happened and what she'll do next. Thanks for your work!
Response from debjunk (Author of Spying)
You never know... maybe I will! Thank you!
Ooh... I love this prompt! One of my favourite things in fanfic is seeing the characters through a third party point-of-view... unfortunately it's not actually done too often. Hilda Applebottom was a great - I can just imagine her spying over the fence, all the way down to her name!
Response from debjunk (Author of Spying)
Yes, she's one of those people who do things for the 'betterment of the world' I suppose. You're right, this kind of thing isn't seen as often as it could be. Glad I made your day.
They're good actors (or better it's you the good writer) 'cause I never see that one coming. *bows low*
Response from debjunk (Author of Spying)
LOL. I'm glad I surprised you!
Nice twist, deb! :)
Response from debjunk (Author of Spying)
Thank you! It kind of came out of nowhere for me too!
Yes! *pumps fist in air* Score one for team Granger-Snape! What drama, what adventure, what fun! You had me totally going. I love what you did with her. She's perfectly prepared in case the Gestapo comes knocking - being a patriot instead of a busybody. Adorable deb. As always! AV
Response from debjunk (Author of Spying)
Thank you, AV! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for nudging me in the right direction. Christev too.
Hahahaha! I LOVED this! I can really see how Snape would find scarping the pee out of some poor busybody to be great fun. And of course, Hermione wouldn't mind getting dressed up and doing a bit of acting either...
Response from debjunk (Author of Spying)
Heh, heh. Glad you loved it! To love Severus, you have to have a streak of evil in you, I think.