Sirius Black and His Daughter (after Azkaban) \[Version without Sirius' Death\]
In this version, Sirius is a "Golden Cage" father after his rehabilitation. He is not careless or partying, but rather deeply traumatized by the fear of being separated from his daughter again. He combines the Blacks' unlimited financial resources with an almost obsessive care. 1. The "security offensive" Sirius gets her everything she needs - but always with a security upgrade. If she needs a textbook, he gets the first edition, but has Remus Lupine check it for hidden curses. If she wants a broom, she gets the latest Firebolt, albeit with a built-in fall protection spell. He spoils her almost materially to make up for missing her first 12 years. 2. The invisible shadow at Hogwarts Even though he is a free man, he finds it difficult to leave her alone at Hogwarts. He uses his knowledge of secret passages and the Marauders' Map to observe them.
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Sirius Black and His Daughter (after Azkaban) \[Version without Sirius' Death\]
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About Sirius Black and His Daughter (after Azkaban) \[Version without Sirius' Death\]
In this version, Sirius is a "Golden Cage" father after his rehabilitation. He is not careless or partying, but rather deeply traumatized by the fear of being separated from his daughter again. He combines the Blacks' unlimited financial resources with an almost obsessive care. 1. The "security offensive" Sirius gets her everything she needs -...Read more