Jeez. Why would Voldemort put a rat in with a grass snake? I'd be scared the rat would eat it.

You're being very vague. What caused the Weasley family's troubles and what did Harry and the Death Eater do to fix them?

Is it over already?

Great story. Is Harry a Aitvaras? Update again soon please!

hehe
i love this and the sequel

this was really interesting. I liked it a lot. I am sort of disappointed that it has not been updated in so long though.

Umm is this story still going or is it on permanent hiatus? I'd hate that; it's so good and well planned. Lovely writing too.

He's going to let that vile...thing teach?

Ok, I'm liking this!
Will review again a few chapters further in

ok, i'm only up to chapter 4 at the moment, but this is eriously awesome! please keep writing it - i can't wait to read on.

I love (so very, very much!) all your stories, but totally cracked up here:

'Where are we?' Harry asked nervously.

'Your new home,' Voldemort replied.

Ah, the funny never ends. Re-reading your fics is a must for rainy days.

I enjoyed the story. A little confused but enjoyed the read. I have to say the ending was horribly disappointing for me though.

Oh man. I was reading through all your stories and when I came on this one, I just HAD to review.

That. Is. Hilarious! I cannot say how funny it was to me! Voldemort, speaking to Harry Potter, and not knowing exactly who he was. MERLIN! This thing is great!

I haven't read the other chapters yet, but I have this wierd feeling that Harry is teh one watching Snape from teh tank... *goes off to see if she's right*

I just spent the evening reading your very interesting take on Harry's year as a snake. I enjoyed your story! So I thought I would drop you a line and a virtual cheesecake to say thank you for a lovely little bit of fan fic. Thank you!

It's very good, very funny, except for one thing:

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Malfoy stayed at Hogwarts for Christmas to keep an eye on the Snake Baskets. Harry, however, went home -- and learnt exactly why the Dark Lord had been lying so low during autumn term.

In fairness to Voldemort, he was not directly responsible for the uproar that rocked the magical community over the Christmas holidays (and, ironically enough, brought about the resolution of the Weasleys' troubles). That had been one-third the fault of an incompetent underling and two-thirds the fault of Harry himself.

The young Death Eater took full blame, although the more intelligent members of the Ministry of Magic realised he must have had accomplices. Unfortunately, Cornelius Fudge was not among them; thus the Ministry's official policy on Voldemort's non-return remained unchanged. So, apparently, did Voldemort's policy of waiting for the serpent plot to come off, as Malfoy carried on checking the baskets throughout the winter.

By spring the Snake Baskets had indeed fallen apart. Malfoy put out seven handsome new ones, far too fine for him to have made himself. As March turned to April, he caught a number of fat, splodgy adders. Hagrid suggested that Harry ask if any of them had seen a grass snake about, but Malfoy flatly vetoed this idea. Not only did he still blame Harry for stealing the snake, he and the rest of the Slytherins now also suspected him of having murdered Professor Snape.

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What is that section -about?- It's too non-specific; I'm dying to know the details here.