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Stranger than Fiction: Prisoner of Azkaban by PseudoLeigha
Fandoms: Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling
09 Apr 2026
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Harry Potter escaped the Chamber of Secrets at the end of his second year. He killed the monster, a fifty-foot long, incredibly deadly snake. He saved the girl, his best mate's baby sister. Of course he did, he's the hero of the story, he didn't have a choice. Literally.
The Narrator still controls Harry's every move, at least whenever anything important is happening. As it turns out, Tom Riddle isn't dead, the bloke is like a bloody cockroach, and he's determined to use Harry to figure out what the hell is going on with the Story and make it stop. Which Harry doesn't actually disagree with in principle, being the hero of the story is almost as bad as being the villain, but the last thing he needs is more voices in his bloody head.
On the plus side, at least Tom can make the Dursleys lay off him for once.
Silver linings, right?
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- Part 2 of Stranger than Fiction
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Harry had thought, perhaps foolishly, that the end of the war would mean the end of Voldemort.
He had been so very, very wrong.
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Bookmarked by bluemoldpenicillin
01 Feb 2024
Bookmarker's Notes
V realistic character development I think. Also slow burn ey bunyas it's glacial. But also v fitting. It's nice. Soothing
LR: 74
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Very helpful veela
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- Part 4 of Unorthodox Methods
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Harry runs into Lucius Malfoy first in Diagon Alley, instead of Draco, and Lucius is able to see all the advantages of making the Boy-Who-Lived into a Malfoy friend and ward. Including handing him over to the Dark Lord, if it comes to that.
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“Do you think he meant it?” Harry asked, once the professor was gone, tracing the gilded lettering of his own name on the letter he'd given Harry. “We're really Wizards?”
“It makes sense,” Tom shrugged, though he could hardly look away from his own letter, the proof of what he'd always known, in some pit inside himself, that he was something different from everyone around him, that he was something better. He'd believed the first priest that had told him the same thing, albeit it opposite in nature, that he was a devil. It had made sense at the time, just as this answer did. Anything that offered an explanation for his being set so apart.
“I'm glad it's both of us,” Harry said, green eyes somehow greener, the natural brightness in him turning incandescent. Tom had thought he'd known the answer for that before too, dull hours at Sunday service spent gazing at the sun illuminating stained glass portraits, thinking: angel. “I'm glad we're going together.”
“We'll always go together,” Tom said, knowing it as fact, unable to imagine anything different. Wherever he went, Harry was sure to follow. It'd been that way forever. It would surely always be that way.
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Bookmarked by bluemoldpenicillin
08 Apr 2026
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Minimal angst. Toms a red fucking flag tho