A Soul to Keep

In her seventh year, Pansy Parkinson is under Voldemort’s thumb and has been given the task of providing him The Boy Who Lived, but fears that to do so she may have to sacrifice the life of her best friend. Meanwhile, Matilda Malfoy is quite extraordinarily displeased with pretty much everything she comes in contact with and eventually sets about deciphering Pansy’s generally baffling behaviour, if only to keep herself amused.

In this chapter: What do you get when you mix violent teenage boys, speculative roommates, a worried Pansy, and a ten-foot flower monster of death? Melodrama and silliness, that’s what. Featuring mud, damsel-in-distress!Pansy, torrents of rain, and a touch of Harry/Draco tension for good measure.

In her seventh year, Pansy Parkinson is under Voldemort’s thumb and has been given the task of providing him The Boy Who Lived, but fears that to do so she may have to sacrifice the life of her best friend. Meanwhile, Matilda Malfoy is quite extraordinarily displeased with pretty much everything she comes in contact with and eventually sets about deciphering Pansy’s generally baffling behaviour, if only to keep herself amused.

In her seventh year, Pansy Parkinson is under Voldemort’s thumb and has been given the task of providing him The Boy Who Lived, but fears that to do so she may have to sacrifice the life of her best friend. Meanwhile, Matilda Malfoy is quite extraordinarily displeased with pretty much everything she comes in contact with and eventually sets about deciphering Pansy’s generally baffling behaviour, if only to keep herself amused.

In her seventh year, Pansy Parkinson is under Voldemort’s thumb and has been given the task of providing him The Boy Who Lived, but fears that to do so she may have to sacrifice her best friend. Meanwhile, Matilda Malfoy is quite extraordinarily displeased with pretty much everything she comes in contact with and eventually sets about deciphering Pansy’s generally baffling behaviour.

In her seventh year, Pansy Parkinson is under Voldemort’s thumb and has been given the task of providing him The Boy Who Lived, but fears that to do so she may have to sacrifice her best friend. Meanwhile, Matilda Malfoy is quite extraordinarily displeased with pretty much everything she comes into contact with.

In her seventh year, Pansy Parkinson is under Voldemort’s thumb and has been given the task of providing him The Boy Who Lived, but fears that to do so she may have to sacrifice her best friend. Meanwhile, Matilda Malfoy is quite extraordinarily displeased with pretty much everything she comes into contact with.

In this chapter: Matilda and Harry have made it into the Manor and must find the Slytherins before the sacrifice has begun. Pansy realises too late what is to come of Draco, and when the Dark Lord orders her to take action she must obey.

In her seventh year, Pansy Parkinson is under Voldemort’s thumb and has been given the task of providing him The Boy Who Lived, but fears that to do so she may have to sacrifice her best friend.