more (re)voicetesting

[angstangstangst]

Giving it another go, then?

[His tone is oh so dry. Someone's positively thrilled.]

By all means, have at it. Wouldn't want to stand in the way of what I'm sure will be loads of fun for everyone involved.

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[alwaysfaithful]

You've been in a game beofre then?

Does your mun have a plan for you?

[angstangstangst]

I've been here before, [Not that he still quite understands what 'here' is; it's somehow... in between, in a way like the King's Cross inside his head, and in a way, not. There's a beat.] but I dunno what her plans are.

[jokedaround]

I think it's a brilliant idea, Harry. We can't have enough of you.

[angstangstangst]

[The fact that he's talking to Fred isn't what's chilling; he's spoken to echoes of the dead, walked with them to face Voldemort in the Forbidden Forest. It's that what he says is a reminder of the night Mad-Eye died, when seven Harry Potters left Privet Drive and were attacked by Death Eaters. That, along with more than several other things, is among what still haunts him.

But Harry doesn't verbalize any of that. Instead -]

And exactly how many of me are there?

have a horrible AU.

[dickandharry]

Well, aren't you a cheery ball of sunshine.

i love AUs :')

[angstangstangst]

[So he's heard.]

If you really want a cheery ball of sunshine, you should try Professor Trelawney.

Re: i love AUs :')

[dickandharry]

Wouldn't know. I didn't let Ron talk me into taking Divination.

[unapparent]

Oh, come on, Harry. Surely, we've had worse.

[angstangstangst]

[She's right, of course, as she always is. They have had worse. When he speaks this time, he's lost the dryness and the biting sarcasm. His voice is quiet, almost small.]

I don't exactly fancy a holiday inside someone's head, Hermione.

[He's had enough of that for a lifetime.]