SlyWitin
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Harry Potter is a smart boy, growing up with the Dursleys he grew to resent being restricted and told what to do. He plans to make his own rules and live his own life. Maybe he'll even make some money while he was at it. Meanwhile the staff at Hogwarts are concerned with multiple securty breaches and a student who may not be a student. They really have their work cut out for them since Dumbledore seems preoccupied with everything except watching over the school.
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- Part 1 of Harry Potter creates a new world order
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Parker gets sick.
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14 Aug 2025
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When things get complicated, Sophie runs. She will drop one identity and, a few hours later, she'll have an entirely different one. A new name, a new accent, a new life.
But, this time, there is no clean break with what has come before. Every time she tries to forget about Boston and the people she left behind, her phone rings and she's pulled right back in.
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- Part 3 of It's a very distinctive family
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14 Aug 2025
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cutscene from the nigerian job, whilst getting sophie.
or -- nathan ford got three kids and was like. alright. lets get mom now. he literally FOUND the family.
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- Part 1 of cutscenes
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10 Aug 2025
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That’s the problem with having so many distinct identities. The differences are defined by name and accent. She’s constrained, confined to the letters of her name.
Sophie Devereaux is the kind of person who would comfort Parker then send her to Hardison with gentle words of encouragement to talk about how she’s feeling. Sophie Devereaux is the type to only engage on a surface level and direct the deeper issues to someone else with the ease of someone who doesn’t care.
So why does she want to do more? Why does she want to help? She’s supposed to be Sophie Devereaux.
(or: watch a grifter's highly developed survival instincts go head to head with the dangerous realization that she’s come to care about people outside of herself)
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10 Aug 2025
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“I like this,” Parker murmurs into her neck.
“I know,” Sophie whispers back.
Parker frowns. “Are you sure you’re not reading my mind?”
“No,” Sophie laughs, a puff of air against her temple. “I’m not reading your mind, darling. I’m reading your body language.”
(Or: Parker doesn't know how to deal with her emotions, so she goes to Sophie for some help. A complicated relationship told in three parts, and a bit of a Parker character study.)
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08 Aug 2025