I'm awful, aren't I? Poor Severus!!

How observant you are! And yes, there are so many possibilities, it's mind-numbingboggling. Even I depended on a chart whilst writing this!

LOL! Oh dear. There are so many Hermiones, it's hard to keep track, isn't it? Severus is certainly have a difficult timedoing so. I'm so glad you're continuing to enjoy!

Well, science fiction (and some interpretations of quantom mechanics) would suggest that there are innumerable universes out there. For the purposes of this story, you'll have to accept the Hermiones' explanation of how many of their universes there might be. (Yes. I realise that was a horribly crytic answer.)The Notebooks are essential to bringing (some) order to the (potential for) chaos.Thanks for reviewing!

Thank you for such high praise!!! I really enjoy making people laugh.

It will might all come out in the end.

Ahh, if you're mixed up again, my evil plan is working! Thanks for hanging in there. I trust you will work it out in the end.Cheers!

I'm glad you enjoyed it!

That's the question on everyone's tongue at this point, it seems!!  What do you think? Thanks again for reading and for the lovely reviews. They are making my night.

Business as usual, I'd imagine. But that's a tale for another time and for another writer, most likely. Want to give a go at writing the lives and loves of one of the Threes?

Arrggghhh!!!! Shhhhhh!!! Don't say it aloud type it out for all to see! "Culprit" isn't the word I'd use, anyway. The girl is as innocent as most children her age tend to be. The poor dear isn't even at school yet. And it's not as if she chose her too-intelligent-for-anyone's-good parents.

Yes, well, fresh eyes and all that. Also, a distinct lack of know-it-all-ness doesn't hurt.

That question was also answered in the story. I beg of you, however, to please not give anything else away. I really don't like spoilers. For myself or for others. And some people do read reviews first. Until now, the comments to this chapter haven't given anything away. 

I apologize if I'm coming across as being too nosy.

Thank you. It's not that you seem nosey; you don't at all. It is solely a matter of my dislike of spoiling and/or re-telling the story in the review space. I really do appreciate your understanding on this.  Thanks again.

The answers to your first and second questions are deliberately obscure at the beginning of this chapter. If you've read the end of this chapter, you should already know the answer. If it helps at all, keep in mind, Hermione 273 – or any of the Hermiones, for that matter – hasn't travelled, and so hasn't met any of the other females in the other worlds. You third question is asking for a spoiler, and I have a rule against spoiling. I'm very sorry if if my answers haven't made anything clearer for you . Thanks for giving it a chance, anyway. Stories like this one aren't for everyone, after all, but you kept reading thoughout!

LOL. As far as I know, JKR never mentioned UN-Wish magic or wish-UNmagic.Thank you so much!Severus 273 first met Violet 53 in Chapter Three. (She is the only Violet he's met in person.)

You are in for a HUGE surprise!LOL, about Molly, though. You're as suspicious as S273 has been!!!

Sometimes – when a witch and a wizard love each other very much – they engage in activities express their affection in ways which can leave parts of each or either of them not dry.

Not necessarily wet, but not dry, either.

She wanted to make sure she had not one or any of these things with him. Because they do not love each other very much. So, instead of asking, she checked for herself.

That should have been: She wanted to make sure she had not done one or any of these things with him.

Lol, I see. Motherhood has meddled with my head, when I first read that my initial thought was that she was checking that he didn't wet himself, which, of course, led to my complete confusion. 

I saw your confusion and met it with some of my own! It's been so long since I, I hadn't a clue what much of your review referred to. (And my head was stuck in the next chapter -  which isn't up here yet.)Just to clarify a few things:1. When this chapter opens, he's still fairly newly arrived, and he spend most of his time there so far recovering.2. Hermione didn't hide The Notebook from him. I think you might be referring to "the little Notebook". That's a different book completely. It's hidden from most of the other  Hermiones, but previous H told Severus enough to figure out exactly what the book is.3, As to the other things she's not told him, well, read the next chapter. And the epilogue (although that'snot posted anywhere as of this moment).But... since they are each characters in the story, neither of them actually realise they are in a story, do they? So, hey woulnd't know Severus is the principal player.

Oh, oh, oh, I thought you were refering to Hermione holding, yeah "the Notebook" that has all the permutations (is that the right word?) of the Severuses and all of that information. Now I get it. Thanks for clearing that up! And you're right. But then again, why does any of the story matter, in the whole of the cosmos? Answer: because we're nosy little things!

Thanks! I hoped his responses to the H55's illicit activities (as well as how he handled - and was handled by - H273) might elicit a chuckle or two.

Yay! Was hoping to make somebofy laugh at his frustration plight delusional methods internal dialogue.

LOL! Just imagine: he would have missed out on her info-dump if he'd allowed his bits to have their fun, wouldn't he?Wouldn't you prefer hearing a lecture on the micro-history of an onscure magic to having an attractive, willing partner fulfilling your every— oh, wait.

, yes. It's hjard to know what choises one might make under unfathomable circumstances. Why not a Molly Snape?He doesn't quite know everything to expect everywhere, but he's no longer completely in the dark. Now, if only his cruel writer these Hermiones would let him sleep! Thanks for reading and commenting. Your observations brought a huge smile to my face.

hee hee. You might remember he did consider doing just that during his first “travel”, but then he discovered his wand hadn't come along with him. And since that first encounter, he's been more interested in figuring out what the hell is going on than risking potential allies with wandless magic. No worries, though. His situation changes rather dramatically (in his favour!) in the next chapter. Thanks for the review.