Silent Suffering HP

Harry? Potter? That brainless Gryffindor Chosen One, who can't die, deserves to be struck by lightning and blasted to smithereens for being unable to see what's right in front of him, has actually... actually possessed her!! God! Merlin! Jesus! The Virgin Mary! The Jade Emperor and Guanyin! Shakyamuni and the Queen Mother of the West! Someone, anyone, hurry up and strike her dead with a lightning bolt! Sure, she got so excited when little Draco appeared in *HP6* at the cinema that she had a nosebleed, but that doesn't mean she should end up in JKR's world, does it?! People can die here!!! No pay, no... being forced into HP even though she never asked for it would be bad enough, but why is this H?P mute too?! She speaks English well, but now there's no chance to use it; ever since passing College English Test Band 4, her vocabulary has rapidly fallen below 2,000 words. And now, as a mute, she'll have to spell everything out... Flip the table! She wants her rights!!!! This story turns things on their head, but doesn't ruin them. Since the author's worldview is crooked, the story favors Gryffindor and bashes Slytherin. If you can't accept that, click the little X in the upper-right corner. The romance ends with one-on-one pairing, but the journey is all about ambiguity. If that's not your thing, head out the door to your right. HP gets dark; minor characters die. The wolf-dog survives, and the professor survives.