... [He's still gripping the wand tightly out of reflex to keep from losing it. He doesn't know what to say - there's nothing he can say to make things better, only what he can do back home. Having Draco's wand again reminds him of that too, since the holly wand is still broken back in his timeline. It feels springier and friendlier in his hand than it did back home, and that slight change in the way the wand responds isn't lost on him. Regardless of what that means, it's probably only true here and not back home. Do the changes even matter at all? Will he still be able to do what he has to even if Draco's wand doesn't work quite as well there as it might here? Why is he even thinking about this now, when so much else needs to be dealt with?]
Sorry. [And with that, he opens his hand and lets the magic finally take the wand from him.]
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[Harry Potter and the Action of Contemplating Elder Wand Mastery]
Date: 2010-02-16 08:47 am (UTC)Sorry. [And with that, he opens his hand and lets the magic finally take the wand from him.]