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Top Gear is in trouble (again).
Richard Hammond said Mexicans were 'lazy, feckless, and flatulent.' James May said Mexican food looked like 'sick with cheese on it.'
Jeremy Clarkson then claimed that the ambassador to the UK wouldn't complain because he would be snoring in front of the television at his embassy.
But the ambassador apparently woke up at the critical moment, because he complained to the BBC that Top gear's remarks were 'offensive, xenophobic and humiliating … ' and 'only serve to reinforce negative stereotypes and perpetuate prejudice against Mexico and its people.'
A commentor on the Daily Mail website felt obliged to offer an apology:
I apologise on behalf of the British people for the insult to Mexico. The slur by Top Gear is blatantly untrue. On the other hand the terms CORRUPT, OPPRESSIVE, caing nothing for the rampant POVERTY and in the hands of the DRUG BARONS who slaughter your people are all TRUE. Oh yes and that your police, politicians and officials have their hands so far into the drug cartels money-pot that it will take a team of surgeons to get them out. So, there you go Mr "Ambassador", no more insults, just the PLAIN, UNVARNISHED TRUTH, while you lord it up in your expensive diplomatic five-star residence.
I'd still love Top Gear if they described Australians as a bunch of drunken convict sheep shaggers.
But then, I know that's not true, so there would be no reason for me to get upset.
Two videos from the thought-provoking and frequently sensible Andrew Klavan.
The Road to Hell is Paved With Good Intentions.
Yes, we've all heard that. But why is it true? And can you give some actual examples?
Why, yes I can, thank you for asking:
Is America Satanophobic?
Probably, but why not? Satan is bad.
No, in an age of tolerance, this sort of calling things what they are has to stop:
This is one of those 'only in Australia' stories.
A young couple grabbed two inflatable women they had lying around the house and took them for a ride down the flooded Yarra River in Victoria.
The man and woman, both 19, were left clinging to a fallen gum tree in the middle of the river in North Warrandyte when one of the dolls snagged on the tree and their caper went horribly wrong about 4.30pm.
An SES watercraft came to their rescue not far from Bradleys Lane about an hour later.
While it is understood the blow up doll and several other inflatable items were salvaged from the scene, the bottoms of the rescued woman's bathers were long gone down the river.
A blanket was required to protect her modesty as she exited the water.
Victorian Police issued a stern warning that inflatable women are not approved flotation devices.
The 11 most painfully obvious newspaper articles.
About a plane crash: 'So far, investigators have determined that the crash occurred when the plane hit the ground.'
About a crime: 'Police have two theories. One is that the victim knew the person who did this. The other is that he didn't.'
About teen pregancy: 'Statistics show teen pregancy drops off significantly after age 25.'
Proof of psychic powers? Actually, no.
Just proof that academics are not easily able to think beyond their preconceived notions.
Professor Daryl Bem says his work shows most people have psychic powers.
He conducted nine different experiments on over 1000 students. Eight of the experiments showed some psychic ability.
I am willing to bet that the experiment that didn't was the only one that was properly designed.
One experiment asked students to memorise a list of words, and then asked them to recall as many as they could.
The students were then asked to type a list of the words randomly selected – which tended to be the words they had earlier recalled.
It suggests they knew which words were going to be selected to be typed.
No it doesn't.
The question is, how were the words to be typed selected 'randomly'?
If they were just picked by another person, all this means is that some words have more impact than others, and that those words are more likely to be remembered, and chosen.
It is amazing to me – a non academic, but someone trained in problem solving – how quickly academics jump to the wrong conclusion, and how firmly they then insist on those conclusions being accepted.
I have a friend who is a PhD candidate. She is studying changes in Black Brim populations. Black Brim are a common fish in South Australian waters.
Her thesis is that Black Brim numbers have declined over the last fifty years because of changes in water quality.
She is extraordinarily diligent in examining ear bones from Black Brim. This enables her to track changes in water quality over the life of the fish.
I have no doubt she can get an accurate picture of water quality over the life of any individual fish.
But there are three problems with her thesis.
She has no idea how many Black Brim there really were fifty years ago. There were no accurate counts.
She has no idea whether water quality now has deteriorated in ways that affect Black Brim compared with fifty years ago. There were no accurate measures.
She has no idea whether other factors (eg, fish just move) might account for changes in Black Brim populations in the small area she is studying.
I asked her, since her theory was that fish numbers had declined because of changes in water quality, whether she thought it important to have accurate measurements of fish numbers and water quality from fifty years ago.
She insisted it was OK, because she had accurate measures of fish numbers and water quality now.
But surely, I insisted, if she was claiming changes in fish numbers over fifty years were a result of changes in water quality, she had to know what the numbers and water quality were fifty years ago.
She told me she could measure changes in water quality through studying ear bones.
OK. That tells you about changes over the life of an individual fish, but nothing about what the starting point was fifty years ago.
Nope. She just didn't seem to understand the question.
Well, it doesn't matter, really. She'll get her PhD and work for Natural Resources and ruin a few fishermen's businesses, or spend her life telling farmers to use less fertiliser.
Not much harm done.
But lots of harm is done in other ways.
As an example, there are reduced rates of HIV infection in males who have been circumcised.
So of course there claims that male circumcision acts as a 'vaccine' against HIV infection.
A couple of days ago the Deputy Speaker of the Ugandan parliament, Rebecca Kadaga, called on male MPs to be circumcised to give a moral example to others, and to help reduce the rate of HIV infection.
It seems blindlingly obvious to me that many men who are circumcised are either Jews or Muslims, and that differences in sexual behaviour in those groups would better account for the very small measured differences in rates of HIV infection.
Certainly behavioural differences might be worth investigating before spending vast amounts of money ramping up 'circumcision services.'
But no, the World Health Organisation is right behind the circumcision prevents AIDS theory.
This won't work. It is cruel and irresponsible. In fact, like dishing out condoms, it is likely to increase rates of HIV infection, because it encourages people to think they are safe.
The only thing that has been shown to make a long term difference to rates of HIV infection is changes in behaviour.
But that is an unacceptable conclusion, so Africans continue to be given advice which is known to be, or should be known to be, wrong. And more Africans die.
Africa has suffered enough from AIDS.
We have all suffered enough from the consequences of shoddy thinking.
This is just for World of Warcraft players.
And all I want to say is that for pure levelling, grinding works.
This is a partial screen shot of my level 70 death Knight, grinding a spot in Howling Fjord. Unrested – yes unrested – XP per hour is around 195k.
In the olden days, a year ago, the fastest way to level was questing. But with the PUG system, I now think the fastest way is to find a good grinding spot (the one above will run you from lvl 69 to lvl 72 without problems), stay there, and constantly re-queue for dungeons.
Of course, doing quests is a large part of the fun of the game. But for pure levelling speed, it's now grinding and instances.
One more showing rested XP, for those who were inclined to doubt:
Darn good advice.
From The Mercury:
A well known Hobart psychologist has got some advice for those people still consumed with grief for Packed to the Rafters character Mel Rafter – get real.
Dr Harry Stanton said people still feeling sad over the TV death were likely to be bored with their own lives, and therefore identifying with people who are more exciting even if they are not real.
So basically – 'Get a life.'
It sounds a bit harsh, but the opposite (which is the more common practice), of encouraging people to think about their feelings, to go over what has upset them, and worst of all 'to try to remember' past traumatic incidents, does more harm than good.
If you are feeling down, get some sunshine, go for a walk, do something nice for your neighbour. You may not have a choice about how you feel, but you always have a choice about what you do about it.
This is neat.
Scott Wade is an American artist who wanders around supermarket car parks looking for dirty cars.
What he finds is dust. These are samples of what he leaves:
One of my wife Kathy's relatives was Alex Anderson, the creator of Rocky and Bullwinkle.
I have never visited the US, and am sorry I never had the chance to meet him.
Alex was one of the great pioneers of animation, and the creator of the first animated programme for TV, Crusader Rabbit.
Rocky and Bullwinkle were amusing to children. To intelligent adults, they were frequently remarkably insightful social commentary.
Time has published a thoughtful reflection on his life, and especially on the crucial role he played in the development of animated movies and TV shows.
Perhaps even more important than his obvious energy, creativity and insight, he was a caring man who was much loved by his family and friends.
I like a good action movie.
I suspect that the action movie demographic is primarily us rednecks.
Liberal hippie types seem to like nancy movies like The English Patient. I watched that. I even tried to like it. But for heaven's sake…
Then there was Sex and the City, Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants, Steel Magnolias, etc, etc, etc, ad infinitum. Meaningful stuff, apparently, about relationships and stuff.
Us blokey conservative types like movies where things actually happen, where there is a story.
So Machete, which features Danny Trejo and Robert de Niro, should be a must on the viewing list. Maybe not a blockbuster, but a solid box office performer.
Unfortunately, Machete is another example of a Hollywood director forgetting why people pay money to go to the movies.
To be entertained. Not to be lectured.
I'm not the only one who thinks so:
"Machete," which opened nationwide Sept. 3, is as politically charged as a film can be without the words "Michael" or "Moore" attached. It doesn't just argue in favor of letting illegal immigrants become U.S. citizens. It paints politicians who support enforcing the borders as cold-blood killers, sub-humans we should squash like insects.
And that's … OK. My biggest beef with the film is that it's borderline awful. Being a right-leaning film critic means you get used to absorbing film messages that clash with your own principles. You see it, note it, and then move on.
Yep. There are lots of well made films with political messages I don't like. There are even video games with messages I don't like, but still play.
I love Flower, for example. That is about as nancy a game as you'll ever find. You are a petal, floating about bringing colour to tired landscapes, setting windmills in motion, etc. But it's fun.
But no film can be fun when everything grinds to a halt every few minutes so one of the characters can nag you about how dreadful America is, and how it should let anyone in who wants to come, granting them full benefits and rights of citizenship.
Note to Australian directors: If you want people to watch your films, stop nagging!
Seeing Stephanie Rice sobbing her way through an apology for using the word faggot, acknowledging her dreadfulness, her betrayal of the Soviet everyone's trust in her, and affirming that she really did love big brother gay people of all shapes and sizes, and everyone of any sexual preference at all, you might have thought you were watching a remake of 1984.
And then Jaguar dumped her.
Poor girl. She had the honesty poor sense to say publicly what was almost certainly said privately in a number of Australian households when the Wallabies won a last minute victory over South Africa. Namely, Yay! Suck on that, faggots.
Poor taste? Sure. Inappropriate? Maybe. But the game was pretty exciting, and a bit of gloating was entirely justified.
How do a few words uttered, or even tweeted, in the heat of the monent, justify demonizing and publicly humiliating a hard working and kind-hearted young woman?
She, and her agent, should have just told the professional offendees to sod off.
There are more important things in the world to be upset about.
And I'm glad I got rid of my Daimler. It was probably the worst engineered car I have ever owned.
So suck on that, . . .
I really enjoyed Stieg Larsson's Millenium trilogy, starting with 'The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo,' and I really enjoyed the Swedish film version. It was well acted, perfectly paced, and captured the atmosphere of the book brilliantly.
So news that Hollywood is planning on remaking the three films does not thrill me with anticipation. Rooney Mara is too prettty, but make-up can do wonders.
But Daniel Craig (in my view the best Bond ever) as Mikael Blomkvist is definitely off, a Hollywoodish choice. Craig is tough, a charismatic and manly action figure. Blomkvist is not particularly physical, a plodding and doubt-filled investigative journalist.
Sigh. Of course, I will go to see it, or at least rent it from the video store.
Occasionally Hollywood does do a remake better than the original. The Ring films, for example. The Hollywood versions were scarier and more atmospheric, with a more coherent storyline.
But the Millenium trilogy? I am not hopeful.
It has been a long couple of days – back from Bruce's funeral, trying to catch up at work. It's good to be busy, but this is getting ridiculous.
Anyway, a couple of totally tasteless ads from the 11 Points blog:
Nothing says Christmas fun like a rectal suppository!
Nothing captures the spirit of Valentine's Day like 'Let's plan your funeral.'
Try our Gorgonzola while we stuff your pet goat.
My brother David sent me these, and I though they were worth sharing:
Man Kills Self Before Shooting Wife and Daughter
Got to admire those zombie firearm skills
Something Went Wrong in Jet Crash, Expert Says
Ya think?
Police Begin Campaign to Run Down Jaywalkers
Now that's taking things a bit far!
Panda Mating Fails; Veterinarian Takes Over
What a guy!
Miners Refuse to Work after Death
No-good lazy so-and-sos!
Juvenile Court to Try Shooting Defendant
See if that works better than a fair trial!
War Dims Hope for Peace
I can see where it might have that effect!
If Strike Isn't Settled Quickly, It May Last A While
Anything's possible!
Cold Wave Linked to Low Temperatures
Who would have thought!
Enfield Couple Slain; Police Suspect Homicide
They may be on to something!
Red Tape Holds Up New Bridges
You mean there's something stronger than duct tape?
Man Struck By Lightning: Faces Battery Charge
New Study of Obesity Looks for Larger Test Group
Why? Weren't the first lot fat enough?
Astronaut Takes Blame for Gas in Spacecraft
They told him not to take the baked beans!
Kids Make Nutritious Snacks
I bet they taste like chicken.
Local High School Dropouts Cut in Half
That's one way to get rid of them!
Hospitals are Sued by 7 Foot Doctors
Boy, are they tall!
And the winner is….
Typhoon Rips Through Cemetery; Hundreds Dead
That was in Ireland, right?

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Saturday, 11 August 2012
Last of the Punch Art (for 2012?)
7 comments:
- Roz said...
love your penguins in the snow!!!
- 11 August 2012 at 17:11
- Roz said...
Love your adorable little penguins playing in the snow :)
- 11 August 2012 at 17:11
- Allie Jolliffe said...
Awwww I love the penguin card! Sooo cute!
- 11 August 2012 at 18:16
- Kate M said...
Oh Julie - this is soooo cute - will have to have a go at this one - you are so clever.
- 12 August 2012 at 07:32
- Sherry said...
OMGosh, that is just the cutest thing I have ever seen. Thanks for sharing.
God Bless
- 13 August 2012 at 15:57
- Richard Norman said...
Hello Julie
I stumbled across your blog. Always a pleasure seeing another crafter getting pleasure from what they do.
I sometimes make my own Christmas cards, I make lino cuts and print them on my old hand press
Im'e a gilder and use gold leaf and imitation gold leaf rather a lot.
Have you thought of gilding onto paper?
It's really quite easy to gild onto paper, and there are various ways to create antique and distressed finishes as well.
If you have a moment, pop over to my site, there is quite a lot about gilding onto paper, in particular there is an old bookbinders trick which you can use to make really authentic looking imitation vellums and parchment papers from ordinary papers.
Good luck to us all.
- 13 August 2012 at 16:37
- Diane G. said...
What a unique idea! I just love penquins and these adorable. Thanks for sharing your talent.
Diane G.
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For the chemical element, see bismuth.
|Jean-Michel Bismut
Jean-Michel Bismut in 2004
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26 February 1948
Lisbon, Portugal
|Université Paris-Sud
|Alma mater
|Ecole Polytechnique
|Doctoral advisor
|Jacques-Louis Lions
Jacques Neveu
|Doctoral students
|Patrick Cattiaux
Kai Köhler
|Known for
|Probabilistic proof of Atiyah-Singer index theorem
|Notable awards
|Prix Ampère (French Academy of Sciences), 1990
Jean-Michel Bismut (born 26 February 1948) is a French mathematician who has been a Professor at the Université Paris-Sud since 1981.[1]
His early work was related to stochastic differential equations, stochastic control, and Malliavin calculus, to which he made fundamental contributions, giving a probabilistic proof of Hörmander's theorem. He found a heat equation proof for the Atiyah–Singer index theorem. In 1990 he was awarded the Prix Ampere of the Academy of Sciences. He was a visiting scholar at the Institute for Advanced Study in the summer of 1984.[2] He was elected as a member of the French Academy of Sciences in 1991.
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- ——— (1973). "Conjugate convex functions in optimal stochastic control". Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications. 44 (2): 384–404. doi:10.1016/0022-247X(73)90066-8.
- ——— (1981). "Martingales, the Malliavin calculus and hypoellipticity under general Hörmander's conditions". Zeitschrift für Wahrscheinlichkeitstheorie und verwandte Gebiete. 56 (4): 469–505. doi:10.1007/BF00531428.
- ——— (1986). "The Atiyah-Singer index theorem for families of Dirac operators: two heat equation proofs". Inventiones Mathematicae. 83: 91–151. doi:10.1007/bf01388755.
- ———; Lebeau, G. (1992). "Complex immersions and Quillen metrics". Publications Mathématiques de l'IHÉS. 74 (1991).
- ——— (2005). "The hypoelliptic Laplacian on the cotangent bundle". Journal of the American Mathematical Society. 18 (2): 379–476.
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"Anything you want to talk about?" Lupin asked after a few seconds. Harry shrugged and bent his head, avoiding eye contact, and Lupin seemed to pick up on the idea that he was nervous and reluctant with whatever it was that he wanted to talk about.
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"Since the day that Dumbledore talked with you." Harry said.
Lupin looked at him quizzically. "Okay, what about?"
"Sirius Black." Harry said softly, and Harry thought that he may have saw Lupin's eyes flicker something he had not seen in them before before he closed them tightly for a few seconds.
"What about him?" Lupin asked, his voice slightly low. He cleared his throat and Harry thought he saw whatever it was that flickered over his eyes do so again. What was it? Anger? Frustration? Sadness? Harry couldn't quite tell.
"I was just wondering . . .why . . .well," Harry thought for a second, " why did no one tell me that Sirius Black escaped from Azkaban to kill me."
Lupin's eyes widened again. "How do you know that, Harry?" Lupin asked, his voice restored to normal, the usual concern and compassionateness within his speaking. Dumbledore was right, Harry did know that Black had escaped to try to murder Harry.
Harry half smirked half sighed. "It's true isn't it?" Harry was sure that Lupin, of all people, would tell him the truth.
"Harry . . .Sirius Black is . . ." Lupin stopped, and it looked to Harry that he was trying to regain himself before continuing, and when he did, his voice was much harsher than before. "Sirius Black is a horrible, selfish, deceiving, crazy, man."
"But . . .he's after me, isn't he?" Harry asked.
Lupin sighed. "That is one of Dumbledore's theories, yes. It's no use keeping it from you now. You clearly already know, but how?"
Harry half smiled. "I well, kind of overheard Mr. and Mrs. Weasley talking about it." Harry was surprised and slightly relieved that Lupin didn't look mad that Harry had been eavesdropping on Ron's parents.
Lupin smiled and nodded a few times. "You're remarkably like your father, Harry. Sneaking around and eavesdropping" Lupin chuckled at some memory and looked back to Harry with some sort of longing and sadness. "Just like James" And Harry wasn't exactly sure who Lupin was seeing right then, thirteen year old Harry or his thirteen year old best friend James. Harry smiled anyway. He took it as a compliment.
"Thanks." Harry said softly. A new curiosity and want to ask Lupin about his parents was coming over him again. But he still wanted to know about Sirius Black and why Dumbledore hadn't told him about him.
Lupin looked to him for a few more seconds before finally breaking eyes contact. He sighed and his smile faded.
"But, the question I really wanted to ask you . . ." Harry started, "why is Sirius Black coming after me?"
Lupin looked at Harry for a few seconds. "I don't think I'm the right person to tell you that, Harry. I'm sorry." And the look on Harry's face told him that he was. Lupin thought of what Dumbledore had said and had to bite his tongue to not tell Harry the truth.
"But," Harry said suddenly feeling a little disappointed that the only person he thought would tell him the truth was not giving him any more information than he already knew, "you're the only one I can talk to. I can't even ask Dumbledore. He probably wouldn't tell me anyway." Harry muttered to himself.
"What makes you think that?" Lupin asked calmly.
"He didn't tell me about Sirius Black in the first place!" Harry explained. "Dumbledore obviously didn't think I deserved to know."
"I'm sure Dumbledore had his reasons, Harry. And they are not that you didn't deserve to know." Lupin said. Lupin looked at Harry and saw the hurt in his face. Lupin wanted to tell him the truth, he wanted to explain to Harry why everyone was keeping Sirius Black such a secret from him, but he knew that Harry would only get himself in trouble if he did. So, biting his tongue, Lupin swallowed hard.
Harry thought for a second about asking Lupin to tell him again, but thought that he might sound desperate. Lupin must have realized what Harry was thinking because he said, "Believe me Harry, I really would like to tell you. But I can promise you that when Dumbledore thinks it is right, you will know"
Harry tried to smile. "I know. But it just feels like . . .like my whole life has been nothing but a secret." Harry glanced at Lupin and saw an apologetic look in his eyes. "A secret that everyone knows but me. First, I was lied to about how and why my parents were killed. Then, I don't even know I'm a wizard. And now some murderous killer is after me, and nobody will tell me why." Harry's voice broke and he looked quickly away from Lupin.
Lupin saw tears welling in Harry's eyes but he knew Harry would be embarrassed if he did, so he pretended he didn't. Lupin watched Harry wipe his eyes quickly and then said softly. "I know you are frustrated, Harry. Believe me I know." The tone of Lupin's voice told Harry that he was speaking from experience. Harry was interested in what Lupin was about to say and looked at him.
"When your parents….." Lupin started and then cleared his throat. Lupin made himself look right into Harry's eyes and when he did it made him feel slightly better. "When your parents were killed, I had a lot of questions."
Harry didn't say anything but continued to look at Lupin, waiting for him to explain. Noticing this Lupin took a deep breath, shrugged, and said, "Nobody would tell me either. I felt like everyone was keeping secrets from me. Nobody would tell me the truth, nobody would tell me what was going on. It makes you feel so..."
"Lonely. Desperate. Deceived." Harry said quietly.
Lupin looked to Harry. "Exactly. You see, I know how your feeling, Harry. I know it sucks."
Harry smirked. "It does, doesn't it."
Lupin nodded. "Yea. I still don't know all the details of what happened to your parents and why they were killed. Nobody ever really told me. I suppose they didn't think I deserved to know." Lupin sighed and shrugged sadly. "Of course I figured a lot of it out, but it still hurts when people don't tell you things that you have a right to know."
Harry nodded. Lupin did understand him. Harry felt better about his while situation know. Maybe he didn't know about Black, but he knew he was not the only person feeling that way. Lupin was opening up to him and connecting to him. Lupin was trying to bond with him, and Harry found the idea really moving. He decided not to bother Lupin anymore with his complaints about Dumbledore and Black and instead decided to focus on his parents. He thought Lupin would like that too. But he was curious as to why nobody told Lupin why his parents were killed. Lupin was their best friend, wasn't he? Why did Lupin think that people thought he didn't deserve to know?
"But you do know some details?" Harry asked hopefully. Lupin seemed to know what Harry was thinking and smiled at him.
"Yes, Harry. And if you would like to know them, I can tell you." Lupin said.
Harry nodded. "Can you? Please."
Lupin smiled and came around from the front of his desk to sit next to Harry in the chair next to him.
"Of course, Harry." Lupin said.
Harry didn't know what to expect. He knew that his parents had been killed by Voldemort, but that was about all he knew. Nobody ever told him why. He also knew that his mother had died for him.
"I know that Voldemort killed them, but I don't know why." Harry said. Lupin placed a hand on Harry's shoulder.
"I don't know either, Harry. But I have a pretty good idea. Like you, nobody ever really tiold me. But I kind of figured it out." Lupin said. Harry nodded.
"Voldemort was trying to collect followers, Harry. And your parents, Lily and James, were some of the best witches and wizards. So, Voldemort was threatened by them."
Harry frowned. "So he killed them"
"Yea" Lupin said quickly. "But your parents fought, Harry."
Harry smiled. "My mom died for me"
Lupin smiled. "Yes, Lily sacrificed herself for you, Harry. She loved you so much. So did your dad of course, James. They both loved you so much Harry. I remember when you were a baby you're parents would rarely ever let anyone baby sit you. They were very protective of you. They only let myself and –" Lupin stopped short, his eyes turning angry.
Harry looked to Lupin slightly confused. Lupin had definitely been about to say something. Lupin cleared his throat and his face turned slightly red.
"You and who?" Harry asked.
"No one." Lupin said quickly. "It doesn't matter. An old friend of your parent's." Lupin said quickly, his cheeks still flushing.
Harry knew that Lupin did not want to talk about the subject anymore and Harry found it slightly odd, but he didn't want to anger Lupin so he dropped the subject.
Harry nodded and Lupin after clearing his throat again looked at Harry. "I know that your parents would have never submitted to Voldemort. Your parents were strong, Harry. Even when they were threatened, even when they were in danger, they still stood up for what they believed."
Harry nodded. "I bet they were pretty great people." Harry couldn't help but feel a little sad. Talking about his parents who he could not remember. Harry hoped that Lupin would tell him about them, and maybe then he too would understand.
"Lily and James were two of the most-" Lupin sighed but smiled, "amazing-" Lupin smiled at Harry and Harry knew what he was trying to say.
"Everyone always tells me that." Harry said and he tried not to let his sadness show, so he tried to smile. "It's just, hard, you know? I mean, everyone always says that and I want to be able to say 'Yea I know'. But I don't know. And sometimes" Harry found himself talking and unable to stop. Something about Lupin let Harry know that he could talk to him, that he was one of the only people Harry could talk to, and Harry was eager to do so. "Sometimes I just want to know what its like. To have adults that care about you. To have parents. The Durseleys didn't care at all and they were nothing like parents to me, and maybe it's selfish, but I just want someone that actually resembles what a parent should be, you know? I know the Weasleys like me but, as much as I like them, its just not the same."
Lupin offered Harry a compassionate smile. Harry thought he could see the sadness and pity in Lupin's eyes. "It's hard, Harry. I won't deny it. And I won't pretend to understand because I do know. But I can try to tell you about them. I can try to help you understand. I promised your parents a long time ago that if anything were ever to go wrong, well I would . . . and I know it's not any consolation but I'm here for you. I care about you Harry, I promise I do. And I know that I'm not exactly the ideal- well- I know that I'm not the one you wanted-"
Harry didn't know why, but he found himself hugging Lupin again before he even really knew that he was. Lupin gave a small laugh and hugged Harry back.
"Don't say that." Harry said. "Don't say your no consolation because believe me, you are. I feel like I can talk to you and tell you anything and whatever I want and you won't laugh. I feel like for the first time, something within me is satisfied. Something, some whole, is partially filled now at least. These last few weeks since I've met you I've felt differently. This has been the only time in my life where I've actually felt that I had something like a parent. Someone who actually cares. So, thank you, Remus. Thank you so much."
Lupin didn't know what to say so he smiled. "Harry-" Lupin stopped and thought about what to tell Harry, his smile getting wider and showing more teeth. Harry had just told him that he was the closest thing to a parent he had felt like he had in a long time. Lupin was the person to whom Harry felt safe confiding in and Lupin was the person that made Harry feel as if he were actually and truly and genuinely cared for by someone. And, on top of all that, maybe it was silly, but Harry had used his first name when talking to him. Harry had called him Remus, and Lupin smiled. Harry and Lupin were definitely bonding. Their friendship had developed more and more with that simple conversation, and now, it felt to Remus at least, like the bond they had shared when Harry was an infant. A family bond.
"Harry, I think I should be the one thanking you" Lupin smiled. "I hadn't been happy in such a long time. Or maybe I guess I just never really let myself be happy. But you, your friendship has made me happier that I have been in a long time. When I was younger the happiest I was was when I was with your mom and dad and you and –" Lupin stopped, hesitated, "and you talking to me, me getting to actually have a friendship with you, it's made me feel like I used to. You're a great kid, Harry. Your parents were like family to me. As were you. I feel like I have that connection back. I feel like-" Lupin stopped and tried to think.
"I know" Harry said. Lupin looked at him quizzically. "Because I feel it too."
Lupin smiled and so did Harry. This time it was Lupin who hugged Harry.
"I guess we're good for each other like that." Harry said as Lupin held his arms and looked at his face.
"Yea, I think we are." Lupin smiled.
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