Philomena

Remus Lupin, Werewolf. Can he hide his terrible secret, involving the Wolf that bit him so long ago, and a relative whose exact tie to him must not be revealed?

New arrivals bring more confusion than generally deemed necessary. Old wounds are opened and arguments are had.

Snape discovers a potion, and certain people would like to study Dark Arts.

Sometimes, people aren't as old as you think they are, and sometimes blood isn't what you think it is.

Avada Kedavra isn't always used to kill, Wolfsbane is not always effective and panic strikes even the strong.

A full moon rises and Moony is distressed. Remus has an unpleasant awakening.

Death Eaters aren't a happy lot, and Headmasters are occasionally stupid. Harry has disturbing dreams and Snape knows more than he says.

Peeves is no poltergeist, criminals are dealt with, and a Werewolf gets jealous.

Magic has a way of getting under your skin. Can Severus' Potion negate years of Negative Magic?

How to hopelessly confuse the Order of the Phoenix and convince them that you are pretending to be just who they are. It is also never a good idea to let your wife come into possession of a Scrying Mirror if you intend to betray the Dark Lord.

In which rather awkward questions are asked, but not answered, Curse Breaking is discussed, murders are plotted, and Harry Potter cannot sleep.

In which there is an unorthodox way to control the Wolf, a man is unmasked, and Harry Potter cannot believe what he finds in the dungeons.

Snape is unconscious with only an unknown Muggle is by his side, much to Dumbledore’s consternation. The Chamber is active once more and a friend in need is a friend indeed.

The Death Eaters plot - but against whom? Peeves teases, and Moaning Myrtle has something to hide. Dumbledore apologizes, invitations are accepted, and a forgery is discovered.

Remus suppresses his Wolf in a way he never thought possible. Lucius Malfoy is severely disappointed and soundly trounced by the one he least expects. Dinners are eaten, poisons are administered, and requests are denied.

Lucius Malfoy has an unpleasant conversation, and is utterly humiliated; Remus is confused by the far-reaching consequences of unanswered letters; and Severus and Madam Pomfrey have odd conversations with the Headmaster over tea.

Experiments are successful, quarrels are had, and the Dark Lord changes his mind. Dumbledore befuddles Potter, Remus confuses the Order, and Snape shocks everybody. Circumstances begin to converge and the battle draws near. In a dream, Voldemort is not quite Voldemort and not quite Riddle…