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La Chasseresse
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Hermione decides to leave Hogwarts behind and live in the wizarding world by her rules.
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I am a grateful fan of Ms. Rowling and of her overwhelming Byronic Character, Severus Snape! Please check out the first chapters of each fic (except for "How Can I Tell You," which is on Chapter 2) to see pictures of the Heroines.
Admins' Note: Livvy6 died suddenly on February 22, 2012, leaving behind her husband, six-year-old daughter, and seventeen stories well-loved by the TPP community. All who knew her—including those in Harry Potter fandom and all of us, here—are richer for having known her.
Requiescat in pace, Livvy. Always.
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Oh my, what a slap in the face when Severus comes to know the truth. Thinking he has buried the last of victims...Thank you again~
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Response from livvy6 (Author of La Chasseresse)
It will be a shock and a terrible backlash when he realizes that Longbottom has been keeping his flesh and blood, knowingly, away from him. Crazy!Thanks for reviewing!Livvy
If anyone could come out of this it would be her, your Hermione.By the way, this is wonderful. Thank you for sharing~
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Response from livvy6 (Author of La Chasseresse)
Yes, she will need all the resources at her disposal to deal with the reality when it all comes out.Thanks for reviewing!Livvy
Uh oh... the games afoot, and Severus is curious. Not good.Great fun though!Thank you for sharing~
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Response from livvy6 (Author of La Chasseresse)
Thanks! Yes, a suspicious Snape is not good. He will, of course, have his moments of deliberate denial when it hits too close to home, but he will get there.Thanks!Livvy
A victim of sexual abuse, and having your virginity taken in such a way, possibly therapy would be good for her to find a foothold into healing.Thank you again for sharing~
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Response from livvy6 (Author of La Chasseresse)
Hermione is far too hard-headed to do that. Plus, she is too scared it will get out somehow. Besides, she doesn't know all of how she feels about it. She's confused and so she deals with it her way. You will see starting next chapter. Being tough and "touch-me-not" will be her one way to cope. There will be others as will be shown in other chapters.Thanks for reviewing!Livvy
My last was born like that. She came so fast, and naturally. I do believe I was calmer though, knowing what to expect. I can't imagine having to go through it without my husband there, supporting me, and loving me the whole time. My heart aches for your Hermione. Thank goodness she is fictional. I forgot that for a bit being swept up into her labor process.Well done, I'm teary.Thank you once again for sharing~
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Response from livvy6 (Author of La Chasseresse)
I used my own birth story to describe Hermione. My husband was like Neville. He literally sat crying in the corner of the bench by the window, just terrified and afraid it was never going to end. I had two epidurals and they didn't work. The medicine was stuck in my back, giving me back pain. I was forced to have natural childbirth then since she started to come so fast. I was literally sleeping as soon as each contraction ended from the pain and woke up moaning and screaming. They made me go sit on the toilet, and I threw up which pushed me into transition. I pushed for 30 min. the nurse sprinted down the hallway to tell the DR. the baby was coming too fast for a first-time birth. My mother told me my eyes were pinpoints, as if I didn't have irises. She said she had never seen anyone in such pain before. I thought it would never stop, that I would die. I was lucky, I only had two or three stitches, there was no time for an episeotomy.I developed severe post-partum depression and was hospitalized. I am still on many drugs and motherhood has never been easy for me. Each day I want to kill myself, but I swore to my daughter I would never leave her unless God called me home and it was my time. But I told her not to worry about such things. I would fight to stay with her. It has been the only thing some days that has stopped me from killing myself. It's amazing what childbirth can do to change a person. All those hormones. Writing helps me to deal with my feelings.Anyway, I feel God has taken my pain and has made me a more driven mother to make sure my daughter gets a safe home where she can talk about how she feels and be honest without punishment. Some people (my mom) thinks its not good. But I think a child needs a safe place where they can cry and talk about their anger and show it without being told "Don't think that way!" SO I tell her that our home is her safe place to talk about anything and feelings are not wrong, no matter what they are. Just that her ACTIONS may have consequences if she makes a bad choice. There is no "good/bad girl" in our home. I tell her "You are a good girl - period!" You can be a good girl that makes bad choices, but your choices are not YOU. YOU are good. So, anyway, I digress.Thanks for reviewing!Livvy
Well...the plan is in action. The lie is out there in the world.Repercussions be damned, aye? *sigh*Thank you again~
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Response from livvy6 (Author of La Chasseresse)
Yup! NO going back now!Thanks for reviewing!Livvy
Oh my goodness, this is wonderful. It is so heart pricking. You feel for Hermione, Nevil, Luna...and damn if Augusta hasn't made Severus someone you would do your best to rally strength for.I look forward to the next chapter.Thank you for sharing~
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Response from livvy6 (Author of La Chasseresse)
It was a real pleasure to write for Augusta. She doesn't really get a lot of attention in fan fiction. She is quite persuasive! ;)Thanks for reviewing!Livvy
interesting, very interesting. can't wait to see what's next.
Response from livvy6 (Author of La Chasseresse)
Thank you! I hope the next chapter will give a lot of insight into where Hermione is now - ten years after.Thanks for reviewing!Livvy
Oh my GOD how cruel. Sorry, that baby needs some colostrum. Yeah, I breastfed both my babies. Also nursing right after the baby is born helps to get the uterus back to normal size. It can hurt like crazy because the uterus contracts when the baby nurses, but it really does amazing things for recovery.Great story so far, my heart breaks at Hermione not being able to see her baby and the baby not getting to nurse, though.
Response from livvy6 (Author of La Chasseresse)
You are right. It is unbelievably cruel for Hermione to not give her baby girl the healthy start she needs, but Augusta doesn't want Hermione to change her mind by bonding with the baby (which will be brought up later - the cruelty of it all).Thanks for reviewing!Livvy
more, ineed more! D: does he still think that the young woman is missing? use your brain, Severus! So, i take it Alice H. "Longbottom" is 9 or 10, in this chapter, since Avery said it ws 10 years ago?
Response from livvy6 (Author of La Chasseresse)
Yes, Alice is 9 now. Right now, Severus is too shocked to think about anything more than what he did at that party and what Avery told him. But he will figure it out-with a little help.Thanks for reviewing!Livvy
Nooooo! There are no more chapters. I knew I should have slowed down. Oh this is getting intriguing. I felt so much for Severus, how he must be beating himself up over the part he was forced to play in the violation of innocents.I am so looking forwrd to finding out how this plays out. How he will interact with Alice and whether or not he makes a connection. He has clues already, he just needs to start to put pieces of the puzzle together. And how will he and Hermione cross each other's paths again? Looking forward to your update.
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Next chapter will be up soon! I wish I could tell you how they meet up, but I think after you read this next chapter you might have a guess.Thanks for reviewing!Livvy
Fabulous chapter. From the descriptions of the Parisian wizarding world to Snape's sorrow and anguish at the end, Poor Hannah Abbot. I can't wait to find out what Avery has to say. Loving this.
Response from livvy6 (Author of La Chasseresse)
Thank you!Livvy
oh wow, this should be interesting... can't wait for the hermione/snape reunion...
Response from livvy6 (Author of La Chasseresse)
I plan on making it memorable and dramatic as possible w/o going over the edge.Thanks for reviewing!Livvy
“I tell you God’s honest truth, Snape. There were no markings on her back. Her skull had been crushed. Besides, there was still hair left and it was not brown. It was blonde: a type of blonde that never could be mistaken for brown. You’d best prepare yourself for the possibility that this girl might be alive.” This entire chapter was filled with the discomfort of the spirit that had been with Severus since the night of his “birthday party” at Avery’s home. But when I read these comments Robards made to Severus after Avery had been taken away, I got chills all over.
For so long Severus had tortured himself with remorse each time something recalled that night to him, but he had had a name, a face to put with his regrets, he had had a locus for his sorrow. Now in a matter of moments, that locus has been shattered, and that means that he will have no one on whom to focus his regret... it means that there will be more names and faces to come to him in his nightmares. It means that Hannah Abbot was not the birthday “victim” on whom he had centered his self-castigation.
When they don’t find a body in the dungeons of Avery Manor, a body showing evidence of branding, or no body at all, Severus will face a new round of searching every young woman’s face he looks upon –in fact or in memory– for signs of revulsion directed at him. Every off-hand remark he overhears will be taken to heart whether it has anything to do with him or not. It all starts over now. And that is what makes this chapter so chilling.
This is great writing, Livvy.
Beth
Response from livvy6 (Author of La Chasseresse)
Thank you as always for being such a support to me. I enjoy all your insights!Thanks,Livvy
Oooo, getting closer to the truth now, are we? Good chapter. It is helping to flesh out your story considerably. ^_^
Response from livvy6 (Author of La Chasseresse)
Thank you! I hope you keep enjoying it!Thanks for reviewing!Livvy
Oh I believe Snape will be truly livid when he finds out the truth....
Response from livvy6 (Author of La Chasseresse)
Bwhahahaha! Oh, it's going to be good.Thanks!Livvy
That was a powerful chapter. Poor Avery - seeing the errors of his ways only to be taken to be Kissed. The wizarding way of dealing with criminals is so cowardly. Death would be better than being Kissed. Maybe it's to stand as a deterrent to other would-be criminals, but to leave the body and remove the soul is sick. Hermione's brand will undoubtedly be the proof that she was the one in Avery's dungeon. I can't imagine many got away to tell the tale afterwards.
Response from livvy6 (Author of La Chasseresse)
That's right. No one escaped with the brand. It is going to be powerful when Severus finds that part out.Thanks for reviewing!Livvy
Thank you for another great update, you write this story s well, I am hooked, lined and sinked. I can not find it in my self to feel sorry for either Avery or Severus, in my book they deserve every painfull moment they suffer as the price can never be grand enough compared with the pain they inflicted on innocent people, children included. I do love the story, no doubt about that, but I must admit that I love every minute of remorse Severus claims to feel. He didn't hurt more badly than finding time to have sex with the first female death eater that offered her self, what he claim to have done for show are one side, he managed to get an erection and enjoy it after seeing his victem laying on the floor, branded for life, so nope, no forgiveness for Severus, I honestly don't find hes selfaclaimed pain belivable. But again, I love the story and plot as strange as it must sound, stories that engage me as much as this one is few and far between and I truly enjoy it. :-))
Response from livvy6 (Author of La Chasseresse)
There will be more opportunities for Snape to prove his remorse and self-hatred he does feel. There will be so more he will have to atone for when the truth starts breaking through the lies. Thanks for your honesty, and I am glad you are enjoying it!Thanks for reviewing!Livvy
an excellent and sad story. i would not personally agree with hermione's choices, but I do understand them! keep up the good work!
Response from livvy6 (Author of La Chasseresse)
Yes, it is such a tragic position to be in and so many hormones and people (Augusta) pushing her in one way - that will have a backlash.Thanks!Livvy
I'm liking Augusta more and more. Way to write about characters we don't get to hear enough of!
Response from livvy6 (Author of La Chasseresse)
I'm glad you like how I am imagining Augusta!Thanks for reviewing,Livvy
Wow, that was intense. Snape is one step closer to finding out that it was Hermione that night. I love how you bring out his emotional side without really revealing anything. This was a great chapter.
Response from livvy6 (Author of La Chasseresse)
Thank you! Yes, I love building up the angst :)Thanks!Livvy
If Robards truly knew how badly Snape was beating himself up over this, he would surely not feel the need to berate him for crimes gone by. I don't suppose now that Snape will stop until he finds the girl and makes amends somehow. Although I doubt at this point he even feels it is possible to make amends. I wonder what is the thing that will finally make the connection for him? Will he encounter her somewhere, or will it be from piecing things together regarding Alice Hermione. I can't wait to find out what's next!
Response from livvy6 (Author of La Chasseresse)
You ask wonderful questions - but I can't answer them yet. It will be a bit of both really, but you'll have to read for yourself.Thanks for reviewing!Livvy
Wow, he's got survivor's guilt! It seems to me to be so deep in him that he even lies to himself about the girl's true identity. Snape's been told "dude, no, this girl had brown hair" and he's still going on about "no, no, no. Poor Hannah. Poor Hannah." If that's not delusion, I don't know what is!
Response from livvy6 (Author of La Chasseresse)
Yes, at this point, Snape can't fathom of going through another bout of not knowing who the girl was. This is truly devastating.Thanks for reviewing!Livvy
Interesting. I wonder what will come next. I'm surprised at Hermione's ordeal. Those two must be pretty fertile! ;)
Response from livvy6 (Author of La Chasseresse)
I hope you like how I take the direction of these two face to face!Thanks for reviewing!Livvy
Lots of twists and turns and false avenues on this journey. Nicely done.
Response from livvy6 (Author of La Chasseresse)
Thank you! I hope you keep liking it!Thanks for reviewing!Livvy