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That's what Snape would do with mistletoe... what did you expect?Best wishes for 2012 to all of you!
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I love the expression on his face.
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Happy New Year to you, too!
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Your Severus is so 'there' for me. I think of Snape in many guises, but yours is definitely one of them. Great art! Happy 2012 to you!
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Yes, I see him in many different ways, too. My hand draws quite the same, though, but my mind has a different mental image of him. Thanks! Happy New Year!
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I wonder what potion he's making with that?
Great picture.
Will be rec'd Sunday evening on the HGSS Digest [link]
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A nasty potion for sure!
Thanks!
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Isn't it poisonous? XD
This is the same picture you posted earlier, but with different colouring? I can't quite put my finger on it...
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Teehee, I can only imagine what kind of potion he's going to make with that... XD
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In love with his hand and greasy hair... and glance, and nose, and expression... almost everything, in fact!
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Gorgeous pic - the eyebrows, the expression, the fingers... too bad he's used all mistletoe for the potion. I know of another use, the traditional one
Best wishes to you, too!
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Snape is not much into traditions in such cases
Thanks !
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So THAT's where it went.
Nice finger btw ^ ___ ^
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Love the arch of the brow, the look in the eyes, the twist of his mouth and those loooong fingers! Another great one! Happy 2012 to you also.
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Yay, looks definitely like something our dear Sev would do!^^ I love his expresion, very well-done. Also only the best in 2012 for you and your family!
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Of course he uses it for the antidote to common poisons and the forgetfulness potion 
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Absolutely, that's why all of us we have been with mistletoe all around him and the castle. No other reason.
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Oh, I love his devious expression! If only he knew how much he pleases us by doing these things.
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ΠΠ°, ΠΎΠ½ Π±Ρ ΡΠ°ΠΊ ΠΈ ΠΏΠΎΡΡΡΠΏΠΈΠ»)))
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Ooh, that's just so in-character of him. I bet he knows full well what the fangirls had in mind, and he's getting a kick out of spoiling their fantasies.
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I wonder if somewhere in Sev's ancestry there's a Gallic druid called Panoramix... because then I know what kind of potion that is, and I advise everybody to run. (That is everybody that grew up reading AstΓ©rix, because otherwise they have no chance of getting the allusion, in which case I apologize, but I gather you're French, so I hope you'll get it. 
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Yes I'm French. And I first thought of Panoramix, when imagining Albus at the first reading - before seeing Merlin - and then just Albus.
You're right! That's what mistletoe is for anyway, every true potion maker knows that! *Pottermore veteran speaking*
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I am secretly convinced that Panoramix, Merlin, Dumbledore and Gandalf are all the same person. XD
My default Albus is someone who looks a lot like Panoramix wearing purple, with a few features of Ian McKellen and Richard Harris.
Pottermore veteran. Oh you lucky creature.
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Ah, wouldn't it have been awesome if he had known that one in his youth?
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Oh really, I've always thought it was half- non understandable in other countries, because of the numerous cultural hints!
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Ah, so maybe the version I read was modified and some things omitted to be understandable to the target audience; then there probably were things I didn't catch, and things that were implied but kind of lost when you don't know the language/culture (I recall some fun with accents from various regions in one of the books, but when you read about some guys lisping, you don't really know if it's a real thing or if the translator just invented it to show a funny accent
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It's notably a great comics for kids and adults: children can understand the humor and older, adults can catch the hints. For this reason it is possible to read it even without being French 
I loved that in these books there is a good spirit in general. It's good mood, no true bashing, no true war.
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some characters looks like famous people for instance
Er, the only one I recognized was Brigitte Bardot... I think. Hopefully. I loved that in these books there is a good spirit in general. It's good mood, no true bashing, no true war.
Well said, and same here!
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Sure. And the Romans are nice, we cannot see them like true enemies.
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Looks more like holly than mistletoe. Mistletoe has small round leaves and white berries; holly has medium-sized, spiky leaves and red berries. It's amazing how often internet sources mix them up.
On the other hand, it's Sev and he's gorgeous, so who cares except fanatical potions masters?
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I have no idea, honest...Yes, for me it has red berries, I think. Ahaha, I would just so fail the potion... I'll see what I can do. I'm lame at drawing some things, unfortunately.
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I never in my life heard of holly and mistletoe being mixed up except recently on the internet, and now I see it all over. They're not even related to each other.
Oh well, it seems to have become a common error, if a strange one. Maybe you can fool Snape into thinking you're a Gryffindor when he deducts points for your failed potion.
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Oh but the red there is the ribbon, not the berries, anyway. Without the red ribbon, it was hard to show that it was decorative and not common weed. But for sure, mistletoe is like wrapped gifts: I find it hard to draw properly.
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I didn't realize it was a ribbon. It's a good idea, though.
Mistletoe should be easier to draw than holly, since it's branchier and has smaller, lighter-green leaves, so the leaves don't mush together in a green blob.
I love the idea of our grinchy Sev putting either one in a potion, complete with cheery red ribbon.
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Yea, I could totally see him finding a good use for that in a potion!
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Sure, I can totally see him finding a good use to pretty much everything and especially if it ruins the fun of the others
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Oh Severus, there is no escape from my love >: )
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Do not stop scrubbing that cauldron, Miss LovingSir, or we should presume another means to enlighten your detention may be more suitable to you...Which I seriously doubt.
(and here I just pray English didn't fail me, because a misuse of the language won't do it in such case)
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