This can be done seriously or as crack, whatever you decide. (Sorry if the grammar is bad, this idea just popped into my head and I rushed to type it all down before it escaped me.) 
Idea:
Harry inherits an old house/manor. He asks Hermione to go and check it out for him as a favor. She gets there only to find that the door wonÆt open for her. (Maybe do too some kind of Ward or perhaps Harry merely forgot to give her the key). She notices a little doggy-door/cat-flap, and decides to shrink herself in order to use it. This is when things go sour for our heroin.
Upon entering the house through the flap, she is greeted by the manors residing House-elf. The matron elf takes one look at her and comes to the conclusion that Hermione must be the newest elf sent here to work by their master. Perhaps the elf is old and has bad eyesight, or maybe this is merely do too skewered House-elf logic. ôShe is my size and is not the master, so she must be a somewhat deform elfö. Despite HermioneÆs protests, the old elf has already decided that she, is in fact, an elf, (and a very young and poorly trained one at that!) and with a snap of its fingers, HermioneÆs clothes (and her wand!) are banished and replaced with the standard House-elf uniform, a simple pillowcase with arm and head cutouts.
Thus begins HermioneÆs training as a proper House-elf by the matron elf and/or any other house-elves that might work in the manor, serving under the head elf. All the while, trying to find her wand and/or escape from her new domestic prison and its jailers. Will she ever find her lost wand? Will she be able to send for help? Will she escape? Or will she eventually give up and submit to the training, become the perfect little servant for her master? That, of cores, is up for you to decide.
One thing is for sure, Hermione will learn just how House-elves discipline those among them who are young and rebellious. :spank:
So what do you think? Do you like it or do you think itÆs just lame? :mellow:
Idea:
Harry inherits an old house/manor. He asks Hermione to go and check it out for him as a favor. She gets there only to find that the door wonÆt open for her. (Maybe do too some kind of Ward or perhaps Harry merely forgot to give her the key). She notices a little doggy-door/cat-flap, and decides to shrink herself in order to use it. This is when things go sour for our heroin.
Upon entering the house through the flap, she is greeted by the manors residing House-elf. The matron elf takes one look at her and comes to the conclusion that Hermione must be the newest elf sent here to work by their master. Perhaps the elf is old and has bad eyesight, or maybe this is merely do too skewered House-elf logic. ôShe is my size and is not the master, so she must be a somewhat deform elfö. Despite HermioneÆs protests, the old elf has already decided that she, is in fact, an elf, (and a very young and poorly trained one at that!) and with a snap of its fingers, HermioneÆs clothes (and her wand!) are banished and replaced with the standard House-elf uniform, a simple pillowcase with arm and head cutouts.
Thus begins HermioneÆs training as a proper House-elf by the matron elf and/or any other house-elves that might work in the manor, serving under the head elf. All the while, trying to find her wand and/or escape from her new domestic prison and its jailers. Will she ever find her lost wand? Will she be able to send for help? Will she escape? Or will she eventually give up and submit to the training, become the perfect little servant for her master? That, of cores, is up for you to decide.
One thing is for sure, Hermione will learn just how House-elves discipline those among them who are young and rebellious. :spank:
So what do you think? Do you like it or do you think itÆs just lame? :mellow:
