Practical Haunting
peppermint20 Reviews | 4.4/10 (20 Ratings, 0 Likes, 0 Favorites )
The shopkeepers of Diagon Alley experience unsettling practical jokes.
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The twins, always causing trouble. Even in death. LOL
Response from peppermint (Author of Practical Haunting)
If they weren't causing trouble, I'd be worried about them :)
It's a bit sad that Fred didn't let George know he was there - but maybe he's just moving on.
Oh, it's lovely to see Fred again in top form. But I'm not sure the cover of Rita's book was something he tampered with. Sounds like that could very well be the actual picture :)
Response from peppermint (Author of Practical Haunting)
So very true :D
Naughty Fred! :)
Response from peppermint (Author of Practical Haunting)
He is, rather. I like him that way :)
Leave to good ole' Fred to liven things up. Good job.
Response from peppermint (Author of Practical Haunting)
Thanks!
The ending so bittersweet - we know that you can't kep a good ghost down - love it that George & Ron are keeping Weasleys Wizarding Wheezes going strong! Lovely ending!
Response from peppermint (Author of Practical Haunting)
I'm glad you liked it, especially the ending. :)
No, not like old times - better!
Response from peppermint (Author of Practical Haunting)
after all, a ghost doesn't leave fingerprints ;)
That end, where he fades away unseen by his brother, was exquisite. Great job!
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Thank you!
What's good for business is good for business.
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So very true :)
That was classic Fred.
Response from peppermint (Author of Practical Haunting)
I thought so, too!
Awww. Poor Fred, but a great last laugh. You have my vote!
Response from peppermint (Author of Practical Haunting)
Thank you! I can't see Fred just moving on. He'd want to stick around and make mischeif.
For Fred, death is just another adventure. Dumbledore was right in something after all. Nicely done.
Response from peppermint (Author of Practical Haunting)
Fred is cleverer than many give him credit for. Thank you!
Ghost!Fred is brilliant!
Response from peppermint (Author of Practical Haunting)
Thank you, love!
Oh, Fred. ~holds hand to heart~ The mood of the piece changes so when we realize that it's Fred helping things along, as always ...
Response from peppermint (Author of Practical Haunting)
Success, then :)
Lurve the cover on Skeeter's book :-)
Response from peppermint (Author of Practical Haunting)
I was pleased I came up with that one myself. :D
Yes, I'm sure that's just what Fred would do - continue playing pranks in the form of a ghost. I'm sure he'd consider being a ghost an advantage, too!
Response from peppermint (Author of Practical Haunting)
Ghosts can be quiet, sneaky, and most importantly, they don't leave fingerprints!
Hehehe, I love ghost!Fred making mischief! :)
Response from peppermint (Author of Practical Haunting)
I'm glad you liked it! Thank you!
Umbridge, lustily snogging a centaur? Good work, Fred! And yet... his goodnight to a brother who doesn't hear him? Ah, so bittersweet. I hope his final fade out of sight was beyond the veil. Well done.
Response from peppermint (Author of Practical Haunting)
Thank you so much.
*snerk* I bet he enjoyed every moment of that. Diagon Alley will never be the same.
Response from peppermint (Author of Practical Haunting)
It really won't. I hope he either went on beyond the veil or revealed himself to George. I wonder what the process for becoming a certified Poultergeist is?