Mumbai (to the modern tongue), Tonks, PG
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Title: Mumbai (to the modern tongue)
Author:
justholdstill
Fandom: Harry Potter
Character: Nymphadora Tonks
Rating: PG (for mention of character death)
Word Count: 1, 651
Prompt: #71. I’ve never understood why people consider youth a time of freedom and joy. It’s probably because they have forgotten their own. - Margaret Atwood.
Summary: The owls come. They bring scrolls of parchment; Nymphadora Tonks, some say – others, Tonks. One, in a loose, pretty script on blue lined paper, reads simply, Dora.
She keeps all. She answers none.
A/N:My thanks to
aurieal and
myherodrowning for the betas. Also, I didn't really end up using the prompt for this story; it was an idea that sprang fully formed into my mind, so I followed my instinct. Hope you enjoy. :)
( Her first few weeks in the city are difficult and bright and confusing – even with translation spells her grasp of the language is limited at best; she knows a few simple words, yes and no, thank you, the words for tea and sweets, and how to ask directions to the market. )
Author:
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Fandom: Harry Potter
Character: Nymphadora Tonks
Rating: PG (for mention of character death)
Word Count: 1, 651
Prompt: #71. I’ve never understood why people consider youth a time of freedom and joy. It’s probably because they have forgotten their own. - Margaret Atwood.
Summary: The owls come. They bring scrolls of parchment; Nymphadora Tonks, some say – others, Tonks. One, in a loose, pretty script on blue lined paper, reads simply, Dora.
She keeps all. She answers none.
A/N:My thanks to
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( Her first few weeks in the city are difficult and bright and confusing – even with translation spells her grasp of the language is limited at best; she knows a few simple words, yes and no, thank you, the words for tea and sweets, and how to ask directions to the market. )