Well ... Absolutely sure? Pretty sure. If anyone could do it, it would be him, but I don't think you have anything to worry about. From your description, it was the contact of your wands and your close proximity that allowed him to make the attempt.
If it were that simple, Harry, he'd have tried it back when he wanted you to make your own horcrux.
The nightmares are normal. They should fade in time. Though if they get stronger than that, be sure to say something.
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And if you wake up in the night, you know any of us can generally be tempted to indulge in a cup of tea or something stronger. From the look of the kitchen we'll not run short of cakes and scones for a while, either.
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A poetic, if not entirely inaccurate, description.
One makes the batter, then places a spit over the fire and casts a series of charms that will turn the spit and slowly brush the batter over the cake in progress, thus building up the layers. The variations on the charms to allow for the inclusion of layers of jam are my own invention.
The spellwork is a variation of several charms useful in potioneering. My master was of the opinion that one ought not be allowed at the bench for anything more complex than NEWT-level potions until one had proven one's proficiency in the kitchen.
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Re: Private message to Sirius, Remus, and Mr Snape
If it were that simple, Harry, he'd have tried it back when he wanted you to make your own horcrux.
The nightmares are normal. They should fade in time. Though if they get stronger than that, be sure to say something.
Re: Private message to Sirius, Remus, and Mr Snape
Re: Private message to Sirius, Remus, and Mr Snape
Re: Private message to Sirius, Remus, and Mr Snape
Re: Private message to Sirius, Remus, and Mr Snape
A poetic, if not entirely inaccurate, description.
One makes the batter, then places a spit over the fire and casts a series of charms that will turn the spit and slowly brush the batter over the cake in progress, thus building up the layers. The variations on the charms to allow for the inclusion of layers of jam are my own invention.
The spellwork is a variation of several charms useful in potioneering. My master was of the opinion that one ought not be allowed at the bench for anything more complex than NEWT-level potions until one had proven one's proficiency in the kitchen.