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A Snarry Story? Maybe
Feb. 18th, 2006 01:41 pmThanks to the evil and wonderful ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
leianora, who encouraged me to think outside the box this week, I am actually considering writing a Snarry story, just to see if I can.
To those who don't know me well--normally, I consider this an anathema idea. But hey, why should I limit myself? Besides, I thought of a way I could make it believable to me. I just hope I write Harry correctly. I have a much surer feel for Snape's personality than for Harry's. Besides, Snape is rife with inner conflict about the whole thing, and that is more fun to write about. I can't see Harry's inner conflict beyond the 'Ewwww!' factor.
Well, I can actually see some potential for Harry's deeper inner conflict, but if I told you what that was, I'd be giving away the story. (g)
Still, part of me wonders if I should go wash my mind out with detergent now.
Later: Well, I've begun it. The hilarious thing is, I'm really enjoying the conversation between Snape and Voldemort, and I predict I'll want to draw it out as long as possible. (g)
Real Writing: I am continuing to use Patricia C. Wrede's worldbuilding questionnaire to help me develop and think about things for The Boy from the Sea and The Curse of Avriet.
leianora, who encouraged me to think outside the box this week, I am actually considering writing a Snarry story, just to see if I can.To those who don't know me well--normally, I consider this an anathema idea. But hey, why should I limit myself? Besides, I thought of a way I could make it believable to me. I just hope I write Harry correctly. I have a much surer feel for Snape's personality than for Harry's. Besides, Snape is rife with inner conflict about the whole thing, and that is more fun to write about. I can't see Harry's inner conflict beyond the 'Ewwww!' factor.
Well, I can actually see some potential for Harry's deeper inner conflict, but if I told you what that was, I'd be giving away the story. (g)
Still, part of me wonders if I should go wash my mind out with detergent now.
Later: Well, I've begun it. The hilarious thing is, I'm really enjoying the conversation between Snape and Voldemort, and I predict I'll want to draw it out as long as possible. (g)
Real Writing: I am continuing to use Patricia C. Wrede's worldbuilding questionnaire to help me develop and think about things for The Boy from the Sea and The Curse of Avriet.
