Continuing to be productive...

[skoosiepants]

And on the second day, Skoosie created Neville's operative unit, and bestowed upon him a rat terrier named Sal.

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[skoosiepants.livejournal.com]

And offbeat and quirky. You can't help but smile at his antics.

[veracity]

Well, your Colin anyway. Mine wouldn't be as much fun I think.

[skoosiepants.livejournal.com]

I have to be in a certain mindset to write Colin correctly. I can't ever get into his head. I can only write him from another person's perspective.

[veracity]

I can't even do that. I reworked on story and later found out I couldn't put it up because it had be a Fic exchange. I had a triangle though Ginny wanted Hermione, Herm who was engaged to Ron, and Colin wanted Ginny (but stayed in the best friend role). The only time I've written him I think.

[skoosiepants.livejournal.com]

well, if he didn't turn out creepy, then you're sucessful. I dislike creepy creevey characterizations.

[veracity]

Me too. That's why he was the best friend. He was a good shoulder, a dependable one, even when his heart was shattering. Even had a "nice" Snape moment.

[skoosiepants.livejournal.com]

nice snape moment, eh? Isn't that a bit of an oxymoron. heh.

[veracity]

Yep. But was the shock factor. He wasn't "nice" so much as civil maybe. His observation bring that to light what she wants to hide.

[skoosiepants.livejournal.com]

all right. I can see him being civil. In certain situations.

[veracity]

This was also post war.

[skoosiepants.livejournal.com]

Ooooo, post war. Is he all broody and wise?

[veracity]

No, he was just observation, but inclined to speak to the littlest Weasley.

[skoosiepants.livejournal.com]

I have a fondness for disdainful, blunt Snape. Not mean, necessarily, or smug, but still... lofty, I suppose. I think.

[veracity]

Yes, that. He was rather...suprised by her bravery. Made a difference.