‘Sneaky Snakes’
[GB] [ITALY] [MAGAZINE] [1991]
Consolemania, December 1991 (Vol. 01, #03)
Scanned by Bultro, via The Internet Archive
seen from South Korea
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‘Sneaky Snakes’
[GB] [ITALY] [MAGAZINE] [1991]
Consolemania, December 1991 (Vol. 01, #03)
Scanned by Bultro, via The Internet Archive
Poison!
Sneaky snakes
[1968] Sneaky Snakes
Andromeda was tired of being too proper and prim, to follow every rule that everyone imposed on her and not be able to do something about it. She wanted to be with Ted, but she knew that that was not possible, so instead of going against the flow she decided to follow it. If her mother wanted to be the perfect Slytherin then she would do exactly that; she would drink, party and sneak out taking the world as hers and everything be damned because she needed a break.
Once she owled Rabastan she waited him in the Common Room, dressing comfortable but date like, since they had been spreading a few rumors that they liked to keep alive. It wasn’t long before Rabastan showed there, “Fashionably late as usual,” she teased giving him a friendly peck on the cheek, that was something that not many did, so it mean they were close enough.
@rabastanlestrxnge
I'm gonna learn how to braid and hair, do sew-ins, and make wigs
I gotta raise some money to get out of here some how
why are people so proud to be slytherin? it’s like congrats, a fictional magical hat selected you as “mostly likely to be a racist” for the yearbook. good job.
Honesty may be the best policy, but it’s important to remember that apparently, by elimination, dishonesty is the second-best policy. So you can always use that to your advantage.
Lucius Malfoy
So glad my doggies know “what are you doing?” means stop what you’re doing (and then act cute, so they seem to think)