Daddy's Favorite

Severus Snape has long complained about Albus Dumbledore's favoritism toward Harry Potter. Usually his voice is alone. But is he the only one who feels that way, or is he just the only one who voices the opinion? Here is how several people view the relationship between Dumbledore and Harry in the wake of Harry's fifth year.

Severus Snape has long complained about Dumbledore's favoritism towards Harry Potter. His voice has been a lonely one. But is that because he is the only one who feels that way, or just due to the fact that he is the only person who voices his resentment?

Severus Snape has long complained about Dumbledore's favoritism towards Harry Potter. Usually his voice has been a lonely one. But is he the only one who thinks that way? How do other people see the relationship between the Headmaster and The Boy Who Lived?

Severus Snape has long complained about Dumbledore's favoritism toward's Harry. How do others see the relationship between the Headmaster and The Boy Who Lived?

Severus Snape has long complained about Dumbledore's favoritism toward Harry. His voice has been a lonely one. But is he really alone? How do others see the relationship between Albus Dumbledore and The Boy Who Lived?

Severus Snape has long complained about Dumbledore's favoritism towards Harry. What does everyone else think? How do other people see the relationship between Albus Dumbledore and The Boy Who Lived?

Severus Snape has long complained of Dumbledore's favoritism towards Harry. Mostly his has been a lonely voice. But what do other people really think? Here are the views of several people concerning the relationship between the world's greatest wizard and the Boy Who Lived.

Severus Snape has long complained of Dumbledore's favoritism towards Harry. His voice has been a lonely one. But what do other people really think? Here are the views of several characters concerning the relationship between the world's greatest wizard and The Boy Who Lived.

Remus Lupin ponders his own identity and the relationship between Harry Potter and Albus Dumbledore.

As Ron ponders the events of Harry's fifth year, he is confronted with many horrible and wonderful facts.

"Remember my last, Petunia." Why did that voice have such an effect? And what was his last?

As Dolores Umbridge reflects on her past year, she realizes that memory can be the most unforgiving curse of all.

Hate is at the root of much treachery, but what of love? What price does an apostate driven by love have to pay?

The veil stands between worlds. But sometimes a voice can be heard even across the walls of death.

Hermione has crossed many boundaries in her short life. This may be the worst of all.

On the night Harry was attacked by Dementors, Mundungus Fletcher thinks about Albus Dumbledore's reaction and it's implications.

Being a big brother can involve many duties. Here, Bill Weasley discovers that the burdens of brothers and sons are heavier than he ever imagined.