Hey everyone, I'd first like to attempt to make amends; I'M SORRY FOR NOT REVIEWING NOR UPDATING FOR SEVERAL MONTHS, but I had a LOT of school work and a bunch of other stuff. Fortunately, SCHOOL'S FINALLY OUT! So, without further delay:
HARRY POTTER AND THE PARTY AT A. TROLL'S
CHAPTER TWO: SOME REAL "CHARACTERS"
Brandon opened the rich, hardwood door and was greeted by the golden trio themselves.
"Come in, come in!" said Brandon, somewhat ecstatic at the prospect of being face to face with three of his favorite characters and staring at them like a madman.
They introduced each other and Brandon led them to one of the couches.
"Bloody Hell!" exclaimed Ron as Hermione shrieked and Harry became paralyzed with fear, I thought we killed you!"
"No, said A. Troll with a small amount of comicality annoyance, "I am quite alive."
"Umm, are you OK?" asked Harry who was feeling discomforted by Brandon's intense staring. "He's going to be OK, right?" he asked A. Troll.
"Give him a few minutes to calm down," replied the Troll.
Ding-Dong, rang the doorbell again.
"I think you should get that," said Ron.
"Yes, yes, of course," Brandon said as he turned back to the door.
"Is this right place? I sure hope so; I'm getting terribly tired of erasing nonexistent people's memories!"
"Who invited you?" Brandon asked to none other than the winner of Witch Weekly's Most Charming Smile Award, Gilderoy Lockhart.
There was a brief, awkward pause before Lockhart replied, "No one..."
"Well I'm not sure I can let you in because—"
"Very well..." Lockhart muttered as he slumped down the hill that the mansion lay atop, "but remember this: always—"
Brandon had slammed the heavy door shut.
Ding-Dong, the ring chimed again.
"Don't you just love literature space-time physics?" said Brandon, opening the door behind which Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, Maggie, and Grandpa Simpson were standing in less time than feasible for them to have walked from out of sight to the front door.
"Hey! Great to meet you!" said Homer hurriedly, "Nice place, good insurance I hope," adding under his breath, "Where's the beer?"
"Oh," said Brandon, "I'm afraid I won't be serving alcohol, seeing as I and many of the guests are under twenty-one."
"AHH!" screamed Homer in a shrill voice.
"Don't worry," A. Troll reassured the wailing yellow man, "We have a big screen."
And with the flicking on of the wall-screen, peace subsided.
Ding-Dong. Brandon once again made his way to the door.
"Can I burn your pretty—"
"No!" shouted Brandon, quickly closing the door in Ralph Wiggum's face.
Ding-Dong. He opened the door again and faced Dumbledore's Army and the Order of the Phoenix.
"Hi, we're here for the party," said Luna Lovegood.
The group of students followed by the group of surviving adults shuffled into the mansion's main room and began socializing. Ding-Dong.
By now Brandon was becoming annoyed, "Hi and welcome to—er—why are you guys here?"
The Snake-like face of the master leading his death-eating servants became appalled as he said, "What, do you think that just because we're evil we can't have fun at a party? Oh, we can be great fun if you'd just give us a chance!"
"Well—"
"Excellent! I hope you don't mind if we bring a couple of... friends!"
With that, Voldemort, the Death Eaters, and some Dementors walked and glided into the great room of Trollshaw Mansion. Then the doorbell rang—again.
"Yah, yah, get in!" shouted a frustrated Brandon.
"YAY!" Gilderoy and Ralph shouted.
Now Brandon had reached his boiling point; he only took peace in the fact that no one else was scheduled to arrive for a while. Unfortunately, he was knocked to the ground when the crew of Planet Express deliveries shot out of a transport tube and onto him.
"Is anyone else planning to make an unplanned entrance!" he shouted, face reddening very slightly.
The wall broke open to his right with a red blast from Cyclopes who lead the X-men in, followed by Magneto (and Mystique), the Griffins, the Fellowship of the Ring, Sauron, and Hagrid riding a chariot pulled by blast-ended Skwerts.
"Maybe I should greet the next batch of guests..." said A. Troll to a steaming Brandon.
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