The flippancy of the first paragraph and its implications was shocking. Minerva was in some weird love triangle, you claim she wasn't dating, but then talk about a wedding night? And then she skipped out on her fiance or husband of who knows how long to go teach at school? What the hell just happened?

Imagine waiting fifty years for that one awesome moment where you can finally Do The Thing.

Respect.

such a funny idea :D

This is fantastic! LOL It really makes that moment seem far more appropriate.

Lol. This is great.

Hi,

Thanks. It was a good read.

Old-Crow

Thanks, this made me giggle and brightened up a bad day

I loved it!

Ahahahaha this is the BEST THING

I recommended it STRONGLY to my sister in June 1962, when I read "...took the Quibbler seriously..." oh lord

Ahhhhhthisissoooowonderfull

Another excellent one-shot! When I first saw the final movie I thought it was quite funny when Minerva giggled and said that she had always wanted to use that spell. Was amused by her frustration each time she missed a chance to use it in this story, and her joy when she finally got that chance. Enjoyed this. :)

Poor Mcgonagall. She tried so hard for so long XD

Great story! Loved Minerva's perspective. Thanks so much

And here I thought the spell was TRAGUNA, MACOITES, TRECORUM, SATAS DE.

Oh, wait, that was Angela Lansbury in Bedknobs and Broomsticks!

But yeah, using that spell must have been fun!

"the invisible stampede"
At this point she should probably have seen death in some form.

Their airborne - They're airborne

Very well done!