You've changed. [What have you done?]: Chapter 4, harry potter - j. k. rowling, the stanley parable fanfic

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Characters

Harry Potter, Minerva McGonagall, Ron Weasley, Hermione Granger, Albus Dumbledore, The Narrator (The Stanley Parable)

Tags

I Wrote This Instead of Sleeping Memory Alteration Albus Dumbledore Bashing How Do I Tag Albus Dumbledore Being an Idiot Manipulative Albus Dumbledore Bottom Harry Potter Top Narrator (The Stanley Parable)

Summary

He wanted, needed, wished so desperately, to be safe.[A blue room, with several deep blue loveseats and lounges, some coffee tables and a vending machine.]He was tearing through back streets and alleyways, jumping fences in parks, trying to escape. To finally leave.[A blue room, with several deep blue loveseats and lounges, some coffee tables and a vending machine.]He tripped, twisted to try and land properly, and was gone in a hollow crack.[A blue room, with several deep blue loveseats and lounges, some coffee tables and a vending machine.]When he looked up, he was in a blue room, with several deep blue loveseats and lounges, some coffee tables and a vending machine.[He was free.]...[But why was this place so painfully familiar?]~•☆•~

Note

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Chapter 4

April 20, 2025 at 07:22 AM

He paused, unsure of how to answer that. "Can I do something? I promise it won't hurt, but I may be able to find an answer to your question within your own mind."

The child sniffed, tensing slightly but nodded jerkily. "Go ahead, not like anything I've done has stopped people from entering my mind regardless."

That was mildly concerning, but he nodded gently. Suddenly inside the adolescent's mind, he started searching.

Pain, pain, fight, fight, pain, literal torture. Did this child ever get a break? No wonder they were so weary, so tired. It must be exhausting to forever be in grave danger.

Going back through their mind, now nearer the faded toddler-hood memories, The narrator noticed something. There was a barrier, locking off a part of their mind.

A shame that it was no match for a literal omnipotent being.

Passing through the barrier, what he found shocked him to his very core.

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