Harry Potter and the Potion of Time
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73,411 words in 29 chapters
Published 25 Jun 2005, last updated 4 Jan 2006
Years after Harry defeats Lord Voldemort, his loss of everything will make him give up the one thing he still has to try and get it back. Excerpt: Epilogue: The blood did not coat every surface in the room, just more the ones in front of the chair which held the shattered corpse, folded over on itself, the skin paper white from the blood being anywhere but contained within. The man that lay there, his broken body surrendered to the end, wore a wizard’s robe over thinly striped pajamas, and a dark wooden wand lay beside him on the floor.
- 1 Prologue: Regrets
- 2 Chapter One: Summer Memories
- 3 Chapter Two: Sixth Year
- 4 Chapter Three: The Man-Who-Died-Alone
- 5 Chapter Four: The Department of Mysteries Once More
- 6 Chapter Five: Aftermath
- 7 Chapter Six: Laughter is the Best Medicine
- 8 Chapter Seven: The House of Black No More
- 9 Chapter Eight: Not Alone Anymore
- 10 Chapter Nine: Harry’s Dream
- 11 Chapter Ten: Diagonally
- 12 Chapter Eleven: The Old Folks Home
- 13 Chapter Twelve: The Tracking Charm
- 14 Chapter Thirteen: Home Again
- 15 Chapter Fourteen: Return of Nightmares
- 16 Chapter Fifteen: Certain Confessions
- 17 Chapter Sixteen: Family and Friends
- 18 Chapter Seventeen: To Put a Stopper in Death
- 19 Chapter Eighteen: Facing Dark and Difficult Times
- 20 Chapter Nineteen: A Choice Between What is Right and What i
- 21 Chapter Twenty: Dum tempus habemus, operemur bonum
- 22 Chapter Twenty-One: Tamquam alter idem
- 23 Chapter Twenty-Two: “I realized I can’t…crack up.”
- 24 Chapter Twenty-Three: Omnes una manet nox
- 25 Chapter Twenty-Four: Causa finite est.
- 26 Chapter Twenty-Five: Everything’s going to change now, isn’t
- 27 Chapter Twenty-Six: Respice post te, mortalem te esse mement
- 28 Chapter Twenty-Seven: Pace Tua
- 29 Epilogue: Nemo nini Mors