Oh yes. Because I can imagine the silly sod Remus convincing himself that Tonks' unconditional love and acceptance is one of a kind.
Heh, exactly. (Oi, Remus!)
But I was also thinking that, even for Tonks, there was a time in her life when she didn't know a werewolf, and she must have had to get used to the idea at some level. Whereas for Teddy, lycanthropy has just always been part of how life is -- no adjustment necessary!
Although I can imagine some interesting plotbunnies for Teddy's first encounter with anti-werewolf prejudice, or the first time he reads or hears about how bad the transformation actually is...
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Date: 2009-03-11 03:38 pm (UTC)the silly sodRemus convincing himself that Tonks' unconditional love and acceptance is one of a kind.Heh, exactly. (Oi, Remus!)
But I was also thinking that, even for Tonks, there was a time in her life when she didn't know a werewolf, and she must have had to get used to the idea at some level. Whereas for Teddy, lycanthropy has just always been part of how life is -- no adjustment necessary!
Although I can imagine some interesting plotbunnies for Teddy's first encounter with anti-werewolf prejudice, or the first time he reads or hears about how bad the transformation actually is...