#prxditio

Tessa blinked in surprise, she’d come to the Institute to find Clary or, if she was very luck, Jocelyn, and while she was aware other ex-Circle members lived there, she’d hoped to avoid them. It had been, however, a long time since she’d set foot in the New York Institute and a wrong turn had lead her to the training room instead of the residential wing.

"Now Peter, it's not that difficult to approach 'em. Just extend 'yer  hand and they'll accept you."

     "Pettigrew, ain't it?"

         He knows it is.  Hard to avoid  those four,          at school,  even from a different year and          a different house. But of all of them, Peter          is the  one that  Darick Scabior  could see          little pieces  of himself  in.  Wasn't exactly          difficult to see  the way he  was often only          remembered half a second after his mates.          An addendum. Same way Scabior himself          had been, much of his life.

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If James demands his attention, and Remus hisrespect, Peter demands his care. 

     Or well, doesn't demand it -- not in his nature, to     demand -- but he gets it anyway. There are few     people in the world Sirius Black could be said to     look out for, but Pete is most certainly one of them.     Goodness knows that he can be cruel sometimes,     or thoughtless, but Merlin help anyone else who     is the same.

          To see Sirius Black willingly give aid -- to see him          give help that's not entirely selfish, that's not just          given because he knows it will make things better          for him -- one has to see Peter, too. 

               And it's not patronising, not really; he doesn't baby               him, or coddle him, and there might be a fair few               quips whilst the help is freely given, but Sirius will               go out of his way to defend Peter or to raise him up               or to help him make something better, because no               one else is going to do it, except maybe Remus or               James.

Careless he may be, and selfish, and brash, butSirius Black was an older brother before he evercame to this Castle, and he taught Reg the sameway he teachers Pete -- half by example and halfby blundering in, all insensitivity and a playfulpunch, and utterly failing to realise there might bemore subtle ways of helping out.