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I want to write mid-war Percy/Oliver where Percy is running a safehouse [as close to admin work as he can get in the current circumstances], and Oliver is one of the top spies/runners for the Order, given his extensive background in strategy and evasive maneuvers in Quidditch.
Percy's safehouse is, of course, the best safehouse in all of the Order, because it's Percy, so all the high-ranking Order members end up there at some point or another.
I'm trying to decide which parts of book 7 to completely ignore for this, because the idea of Percy dealing with war-weary Fred and George makes my heart all soft and gooey, but I could also get mileage out of poor, lonely George and isolated Percy bonding.
But, oh, I do hate writing George without Fred. I don't begrudge Rowling for killing Fred, given that people you love die in war all the time, but on the other hand, did it have to be Fred?
So, main point: Percy, safehouse, and Oliver. Yes?
Percy's safehouse is, of course, the best safehouse in all of the Order, because it's Percy, so all the high-ranking Order members end up there at some point or another.
I'm trying to decide which parts of book 7 to completely ignore for this, because the idea of Percy dealing with war-weary Fred and George makes my heart all soft and gooey, but I could also get mileage out of poor, lonely George and isolated Percy bonding.
But, oh, I do hate writing George without Fred. I don't begrudge Rowling for killing Fred, given that people you love die in war all the time, but on the other hand, did it have to be Fred?
So, main point: Percy, safehouse, and Oliver. Yes?
