Sebastian LeMat (
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multiversallogs2012-03-19 10:14 am
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Who: Sebastian, Lily, & Sol
What: A conversation that starts on the network and then moves into a meeting over coffee and some home truths.
Where: A small café in Sobek Croix
When: The network call on Coardi and the meet-up on Shundi.
Notes: Forward dating for victory!
[Locked to Lily Potter:]
I'm sorry I didn't check in earlier, but are you well?
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"What did you do?" she asks, looking up again. "All of you, I mean? How did you fight him?"
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"We avoided the Ministry, made deals where we could, and killed his people before they got ours," he says cautiously. Sebastian is concerned that it's not going to be the answer she'd like to hear, but he's even more sure that she doesn't want details about tactics.
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"You said you had more pictures?" she asks, attempting to change the subject. "May I see them?"
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Save Moody, there is a marked absence of anyone that Lily might be familiar with.
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It's a cold feeling she gets in her stomach, when she realizes her son is now older than she'll ever get the chance to be in England.
She pushes a strand of hair back, looks up at Sebastian. "Where - may I ask what happened to the first Order? Where are they?"
Surely they can't all be dead, right? Alice and Frank were alive. Molly and Arthur, Emmeline, Professor Dumbledore, McGonagall - why aren't they in the pictures?
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"Leading up into the second war going 'hot', the Death Eaters had years to work their way into government and discredit or remove the original members. Those that survived often, well, they weren't the sort of people who'd actually fight on the ground and they, they opposed Voldemort in other ways." It's a very careful bit of wording that avoids saying they didn't all support the second Order.
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"I see." It's a sad sort of feeling, this utter lack of familiar faces, like this is happening in a world she doesn't belong in, one she lacks any sort of connection to. (She doesn't, she thinks. She's dead.) "At least you still had Mad-Eye with you."
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Usually.
"Anyway, the war is long over and I've made my peace with it."
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