Ashwinder :: To bewitch the mind and ensnare the senses

Mistakes Men Make

This story is completed.

1. Chapter 1—Miscommunication by Razzberry (Wanton) [Reviews - 84]
Genres: Drama
Warnings: none
Summary: Professor Snape finds Hermione letting Ron 'borrow' her homework, and assigns her detention, but in a fit of pity, decides to give her a chance to redeem herself. When he sends her a note telling her to be prepared to convince him to allow her to make up the assignment, one has to ask if the words she read and the ones he wrote were the same.

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2. Chapter 2—Haste by Razzberry (Wanton) [Reviews - 67]
Genres: Drama
Warnings: none
Summary: Professor Snape finds Hermione letting Ron 'borrow' her homework, and assigns her detention, but in a fit of pity, decides to give her a chance to redeem herself. When he sends her a note telling her to be prepared to convince him to allow her to make up the assignment, one has to ask if the words she read and the ones he wrote were the same.

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3. Chapter 3—Presumption by Razzberry (Wanton) [Reviews - 47]
Genres: Drama
Warnings: none
Summary: Professor Snape finds Hermione letting Ron 'borrow' her homework, and assigns her detention, but in a fit of pity, decides to give her a chance to redeem herself. When he sends her a note telling her to be prepared to convince him to allow her to make up the assignment, one has to ask if the words she read and the ones he wrote were the same.

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4. Chapter 4—Misrepresentation by Razzberry (Wanton) [Reviews - 52]
Genres: Drama
Warnings: none
Summary: Professor Snape finds Hermione letting Ron 'borrow' her homework, and assigns her detention, but in a fit of pity, decides to give her a chance to redeem herself. When he sends her a note telling her to be prepared to convince him to allow her to make up the assignment, one has to ask if the words she read and the ones he wrote were the same.

(5169 words)

5. Chapter 5—Gossip by Razzberry (Wanton) [Reviews - 38]
Genres: Drama
Warnings: none
Summary: Professor Snape finds Hermione letting Ron 'borrow' her homework, and assigns her detention, but in a fit of pity, decides to give her a chance to redeem herself. When he sends her a note telling her to be prepared to convince him to allow her to make up the assignment, one has to ask if the words she read and the ones he wrote were the same.

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6. Chapter 6—Mistrust by Razzberry (Wanton) [Reviews - 50]
Genres: Drama
Warnings: none
Summary: Professor Snape finds Hermione letting Ron 'borrow' her homework, and assigns her detention, but in a fit of pity, decides to give her a chance to redeem herself. When he sends her a note telling her to be prepared to convince him to allow her to make up the assignment, one has to ask if the words she read and the ones he wrote were the same.

(3345 words)

7. Chapter 7—Hesitation by Razzberry (Wanton) [Reviews - 52]
Genres: Drama
Warnings: none
Summary: Professor Snape finds Hermione letting Ron 'borrow' her homework, and assigns her detention, but in a fit of pity, decides to give her a chance to redeem herself. When he sends her a note telling her to be prepared to convince him to allow her to make up the assignment, one has to ask if the words she read and the ones he wrote were the same.

(5336 words)

8. Chapter 8—Judgment by Razzberry (Wanton) [Reviews - 53]
Genres: Drama
Warnings: none
Summary: Professor Snape finds Hermione letting Ron 'borrow' her homework, and assigns her detention, but in a fit of pity, decides to give her a chance to redeem herself. When he sends her a note telling her to be prepared to convince him to allow her to make up the assignment, one has to ask if the words she read and the ones he wrote were the same.

(4117 words)

9. Chapter 9—Vagueness by Razzberry (Wanton) [Reviews - 181]
Genres: Drama
Warnings: none
Summary: Professor Snape finds Hermione letting Ron 'borrow' her homework, and assigns her detention, but in a fit of pity, decides to give her a chance to redeem herself. When he sends her a note telling her to be prepared to convince him to allow her to make up the assignment, one has to ask if the words she read and the ones he wrote were the same.

(10147 words)

This story is completed.