Babblings of a Muppet-Loving Freak

In the last book, Narcissa flat out lies to Voldemort's face about Harry being dead. Voldemort can read minds, essentially. Only Snape supposedly ever fooled him because he was a superb occlumens.

So how'd Narcissa pull that off?

Could Narcissa be an occlumens as well?

Or did Harry's protection of his friends via his death extend to her, too?

Or was Voldemort having an off day all around?

Hmm.

Took a while and got fairly big, but here tis. :)

Author: Meltha
Rating: FRT at this point, but likely to rise
Feedback: Yes, thank you. Melpomenethalia@aol.com
Spoilers: Currently, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone. Again, this will rise.
Distribution: The Blackberry Patch and Fanfiction.net. If you’re interested, please let me know.
Summary: Draco’s visit to Diagon Alley introduces him to a boy without a name.
Disclaimer: All characters are created by J. K. Rowling, a wonderful writer whose works I greatly enjoy. I have borrowed them for a completely profit-free flight of fancy. Kindly do not sue me, please, as I am terrified of you. Thank you.
Author Note: My love for the Harry Potter Lexicon knows no bounds. Some dialogue taken from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, American edition, chapter five.
Previous parts found here

Part 4: Meetings

( Draco departed from the dining room fireplace, which was crackling away in spite of the heat of the last day of July. He took a handful of floo powder from the gold urn offered to him by Stipple and cast it into the flames. Immediately, they became as green as almost everything else in the house. )

On to part 5

Yet more.

( Part 2: Perspectives: Roses were Draco's favorite flowers. )

To part 3