Inspired by "My (Not) so Imaginary Friend", in which Harry really IS the voice in Marcone's head back when he was a kid to a punk.
However, when he finally became "Gentleman John Marcone", he didn't notice, but Harry's voice kept getting fainter and fainter until one day, he tries to contact Harry and realizes that there isn't anyone there. Cue a lot of internal panicking and self!blame, realizing that in his search for "order", he ignored Harry.
How he gets back Harry is up to the Writer. Maybe a spell from an enemy gone wrong? The reason why Amanda survived, but isn't awake?
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When the voice in my head disappeared...I'm going to get back.
Date: 2011-03-27 05:49 pm (UTC)Inspired by "My (Not) so Imaginary Friend", in which Harry really IS the voice in Marcone's head back when he was a kid to a punk.
However, when he finally became "Gentleman John Marcone", he didn't notice, but Harry's voice kept getting fainter and fainter until one day, he tries to contact Harry and realizes that there isn't anyone there. Cue a lot of internal panicking and self!blame, realizing that in his search for "order", he ignored Harry.
How he gets back Harry is up to the Writer. Maybe a spell from an enemy gone wrong? The reason why Amanda survived, but isn't awake?