Interesting idea! (poor Albus Severus then - since both his namesakes fit both those categories!)

This is an interesting insight into Hermione's warring Muggle/Witch mind, lovingly and lovily written.

I like it! It was short, but it did its job in explaining why her children have ordinary names. Plus I find a certain sense of humorous irony in the idea that practical, logical Hermione might have a gift of divination in spite of herself.

Oh how interesting. :)

interesting story _

Really lovely story and translation! I guess the past is so heavy that no parents would knowingly allow their children to live through the same thing again...(I think Hermione is very close to a mother figure for James Sirius and Albus Severus.) But the past keeps haunting her, maybe both through the more abstract things like names and some more actual little indications. The Hermione as a mother is in doubt because of some new understanding, while the Hermione as an intellectual is firm with her usual reasonable and hopeful ideas (like believing in changes for the better world). It is very Hermione! And I like her this way.