One of Grace

Strange, thinks Ginny, that such a little thing can be in tumults of joy merely because of Tom's attention; but there is a lot more to compete for now that they find themselves back in the world. Ginny has nearly lost herself, but Tom is going to do just the opposite... read Stockholm and Icarus first.

"Just because he was dead before then..." Ravenclaws get the best of both worlds: not-so-magic markers, Draco Malfoy's green (no, peridot!) cushion, SoPro-ElWel, Montague obsession, music overload, and Snape's horrible pronounciation.

When Harry Potter has risen too high, it can only take a second for his second to bring him down. The last resort, through an epistle.

Ginny's impression of the adult world is vague, somehow connected with the magnified worries of her nonage being taken from their microscope, and, with the end of the year, she is leaving behind their sanctuary: hers and his. Ironically, running from everything leads only to her own abandonment. Those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it...

Barty Crouch, Jr., has stripped off his guise for one moment to infiltrate Hogwarts for an ally, a friend of old "still struggling between the Jekyll and the Hyde." He has to decide whether he wants to pull him down with him, or whether just not being betrayed is enough.

"...misery loves company, even in the form of a notorious Slytherin whom miserable Remus could have ripped to shreds." Friendships fray as Severus Snape has a brush with death and returns to the unwitting killer to talk, reassure, corrupt and conform. Comparisons to Lord Voldemort are made.

A man's posthumous love for "the girl who never knew" changes both of their lives when his diary is found, leading to an odd understanding between them and self-initiated catastrophes. Their eventual demises stems from this and is both psychological and physical.

Minerva McGonagall has just begun her teaching career at Hogwarts' and is forced to cut her teeth on the sixth-year Slytherins. From the beginning, one of them attracts her interest. She is loath to stop her feelings, and after a few months of epistolary exhanges, she is in a state of bliss. All things must come to an end.

"How can she be right in front of him, cowering yet vigilant, while he daydreams? Watching him, always afraid he will do something, always prepared to stop him." A childish amnesiac under the care of Ginny Weasley and the search for his identity, unaware of the trauma inflicted upon her as he gets closer to who he is... and what he was.