Stories
No More Waiting by Sly Severus
Rated: Professors •Summary: As she awaits death, Bellatrix finds herself being faced with memories and realities that she was not at all prepared to deal with.
Excerpt: The ever present darkness remained with her, but of course it did. Her vision was gone. She would see nothing but darkness for the rest of her days. This was something she had grown to accept. She had also grown to accept the constant gnawing in her stomach and weakening of her body because she always refused food. There was no reason to eat. Everyone, herself included, would be better off when she was dead.
This is an off-shot of Blinded. I recommend reading it first.
The Last Memory by the_evenstar
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: Isla was blasted off the Black family tree when she married the Muggle Bob Hitchens. But sometimes saying goodbye to your old life isn't that easy.
For Ravenclaw House, this is the*evenstar's final assignment for Professor Talon's DADA: Introduction to Dark/Angst class.
Now What? by the_evenstar
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: After Ron and Harry die in the final battle, Hermione is unable to cope with Ron's death because, unlike Harry's, his seemed unconsequential in the grand scheme of things. Can she ever forgive the person who caused all this to happen?
(The "character death" warning is just for a mention of character death!)
After the End by Biscuits
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •Summary: When the war is over, the effects remain. Memories of death, destruction and fear haunt all those who are left. Possibly worse are the memories of what they had before. But there cannot be war without death, and those that are left after the end of the war have to adapt to the new word, as it is now.
Character death is featured, but not described.
Written pre Deathly Hallows.
Pain by Kimcha
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: The story of a girl who was lost in life, but saved in death... Follow Misha through the hardships that sometimes come with youth, and see how she handles these hardships...
The Unknown Marauder by Slian Martreb
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: In which Peter clarifies a few things for the general population.
Long Since Forgotten by Scheherazade
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: Voldemort has been defeated, and as he slowly dies, his life begins to flash before his eyes....
The Pied Piper of the Black Forest by butter_beer_drinker
Rated: 6th-7th Years •
Summary: Fairy tales do not tell children the dragons exist. Children already know that dragons exist. Fairy tales tell children the dragons can be killed. -G. K. Chesterton
Can the hero slay the "dragon" that hunts his little girl and haunts his nightmares?
This is submitted for my final assignment in Professor Talons DADA: An Introduction to Dark Arts class.
I am proudly saluting you with the sword of Godrick Gryffindor.
A small warning, this story terrified me (and my beta) and made me cry. Read it with caution but please read it.
Blame by guiding ray of sunlight
Rated: Professors •Summary: Theodore and Anthony are enemies. Anthony knows it, and it is encouraged by him. After all, he blames Theodore for one of the worst moments in his life.
Theodore, on the other hand. Does not know where he has wrought, only that a large blame has been placed on his shoulders. A blame, and a belt.
Weeks 7-8 assighnment, for Vindictius Viridian's DADA NEWT. I am Guiding Ray of Sunlight of Gryffindor House.
The Last Thing I Do by Elissy
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: The last thing we do: will it be something that is filled with confessions, or regrets of never making them? Will it harbor feelings, whether loving or hostile? As Luna Lovegood reflects on the death of her first love, she knows that the last thing she'll do is never forget.
The Last Laugh by KalHoNaaHo
Rated: 6th-7th Years • Summary: Behind her pretty face lies an even prettier tongue used carefully, charmingly, milked to the last drop.
Narcissa wears a mask of lies and dances through life. One-shot.
The Usual Paper by ProfPosky
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •Summary: Voldemort has fallen, but where shall the boy who lived - live? Watch Albus Dumbledore struggle with the letter he must write to Petunia Dursley while the Wizarding World celebrates and the day moves on.
This is an entry by ProfPsoky of Gryffindor in the One-shot Challenge for March, prompted by the reference "Remember my last, Petunia."
Dumbledore's Worst Nightmare by Colores
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: What did Dumbledore see when he drank the potion in the cave? How would he have known that his strengths of love and compassion could be manipulated into his curses by the Dark Lord...?
This is for the March one-shot challenge. I am Colores of the Hufflepuff House.
Sobs of a Child by tc015
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: Second Place in March One-Shot Challenge.
What did he see in the cave that night? What made Dumbledore so frightened. A look at what Dumbledore saw that fateful night?
“Professor, can you hear me?” he says loudly, looking at you.
Who is he talking to? Is he talking to you? He can’t be. You aren’t a professor. Grown-ups are professors. Professors are wise; they would know how to stop the men. You don’t know how to stop them, so you can’t a professor.
Comedy and Tragedy by Seren
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •Summary: The students dethrone a devil and his demons.
Defying The Hayflick Limit by Seren
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: Greatness required courage beyond that of any mundane Gryffindor.Tom Riddle will gain a new facet of immortality, an army, and the Dementors will have new children to spawn.
Prayer For The Dying by Seren
Rated: Professors •Summary: Harry is drowning in a sea of anguish, and the alcohol only makes the memories that much more bitter. Past H/G, implied H/Hr [not really, only comes off that way]
To Begin Again by Moonysgirl79
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: One of our couple is left alone to cope. How can they go on now? What are the true consequences of war, and can anyone ever truly survive it?
This is the last one shot of the series. Please read the others first as this one will have a lot less significance otherwise. I hope you have all enjoyed it and thanks to those who have either read or reviewed!
(Only mild violence and not graphic)
If I Must Lose Thee by Pennilyn Novus
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: A poignant look into Hermione's life following the worst tragedy of her life. What happens when the love of her life is taken from her? Will she have the strength to go on or will she drown in her grief?
His Only Choice by Sly Severus
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: Feeling as though he finally has a chance, Peter attempts to comfort a traumatized woman. A single act that changes his life forever.
This is an off-shot of Breaking Point. This story will not make sense if you haven't read Breaking Point.