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Contrapasso, by Rex Luscus
Title: Contrapasso
Author: Rex Luscus
Rating: NC-17
Author’s Warnings: Non-con, torture (more psychological than violent), mentions of character death (canon and non-canon), HBP spoilers.
Story Link: http://community.livejournal.com/snarry
Author’s Livejournal:rexluscus
Author’s summary: Summary: contrapasso, n. the ironic cosmological law ensuring that "the punishment fits the crime." Entry in the Snarry Games. Team Angst. Prompt: Dollhouse.
Length: novella
Reviewer:painless_j
Harry asks to be transfered to a dead-end job: a warden in Amelia Bones Memorial Maximum Security Detention Facility for Dangerous Magical Persons. Where, incidentally, one Severus Snape is undergoing his "improvement."
I loved the magic here! All this Gulliver background is simply fabulous, wow. But the fic is chilly, scary at times. It's dark. Harry is really f*cked up; you can see what absolute power means and what it does to a person, even in such a closed world as Amelia Bones Detention Facility. The scene with Snape's introduction to Atilla made me shudder, as did several others. But there's enough in this story to balance the darkness, so when I finished it, I could only say, "Wow! What a ride!"
Title: Contrapasso
Author: Rex Luscus
Rating: NC-17
Author’s Warnings: Non-con, torture (more psychological than violent), mentions of character death (canon and non-canon), HBP spoilers.
Story Link: http://community.livejournal.com/snarry
Author’s Livejournal:
rexluscusAuthor’s summary: Summary: contrapasso, n. the ironic cosmological law ensuring that "the punishment fits the crime." Entry in the Snarry Games. Team Angst. Prompt: Dollhouse.
Length: novella
Reviewer:
painless_jHarry asks to be transfered to a dead-end job: a warden in Amelia Bones Memorial Maximum Security Detention Facility for Dangerous Magical Persons. Where, incidentally, one Severus Snape is undergoing his "improvement."
I loved the magic here! All this Gulliver background is simply fabulous, wow. But the fic is chilly, scary at times. It's dark. Harry is really f*cked up; you can see what absolute power means and what it does to a person, even in such a closed world as Amelia Bones Detention Facility. The scene with Snape's introduction to Atilla made me shudder, as did several others. But there's enough in this story to balance the darkness, so when I finished it, I could only say, "Wow! What a ride!"
