Harry Gets Even

Post OotP. Harry gets in a fatal car crash with the Dursleys and finds someone framed him for their alleged murders. In a provocative tale of flight, friendship, and fury, he must learn the will to survive and face destiny comes from mind, body, and soul. After all is said and done, with the unfailing support of those you love, you can never truly be alone. Told from Harry's point of view.

I figured since Attitude!Harry was going to have a death experience, why not use the things he already knows, and twist and wrinkle them a bit? I mean, the Knight Bus itself is already dreadful, after all. Also, when someone goes through a death experience--i.e. is catatonic or in a coma, or even clinically dead--what is happening with them? What are they seeing in their minds? Are their experiences different from ours? Are they dreaming about us--their friends, family, earthly experiences--the living? Can what they see be influenced by external stimuli? Hmmmmm....

We know from HP books ghosts aren't very happy people, yet are capable of helping out or taking pity on someone. Harry as spirit is little different from he was whilst alive. What he lacks in verbal skills he makes up for in compassion. Harry does his utmost to alleviate Ginny's pain, even though it's his own death she mourns. It's not readily apparent why Ginny can see him & nobody else is able. However, the fact she CAN is highly significant. Harry's finally able to talk w/her in a healthy 1-to-1 convo--healthy, only he's dead. Finding himself in desperate need of answers & human companionship-ghosts get lonely too-Harry stays w/Ginny to reassure her, but she helps him out instead...& he gets more than bargained for in the process!

Post OotP. Harry gets in a fatal car crash with the Dursleys and finds someone framed him for their alleged murders. In a provocative tale of flight, friendship, and fury, he must learn the will to survive and face destiny comes from mind, body, and soul. After all is said and done, with the unfailing support of those you love, you can never truly be alone. Told from Harry's point of view.

Harry learns the MoM was involved in a snow job which branded him a "gross teenaged murderer". How could this happen? Ministry hadn't even spoken to him. Misplaced evidence, nixed testimony, lack of info contributed. Sentencing & deliberations were passed down before our poor wizard boy had even passed away at hospital...perverse injustice.Ginny stumbles onto the reason Harry could be a ghost in the first place...something heartbreaking he hasn't even realised himself. In a tender moment, she helps Harry realise the true nature behind his spectral existence...& it involves Sirius. Examining the items together in a box reveals a secret that holds the potential to undo the wrong that has happened--namely Harry's convictions or even his DEATH?

Harry & Ginny find out exactly why everything appears terribly wrong. Somebody is altering events to present a twisted version of the future, to convince Harry he is really dead--which will make it happen anyway if they don't hurry! The pair find out they not only need each other to reverse this travesty, but they cannot possibly undo it w/out more people they trust. However, will friends think Ginny crazy if she tells them she's been talking to Harry's spirit? Or will they instead unite together to help their unfortunate friend? Can Harry's unfailing character full of living friendships, loyalty, & truthfulness actually be enough to bring him home? If so, it would be true testimony to the Boy Who Lived...