October 1942. A young Tom Riddle approaches Minerva McGonagall for help with Transfigurations, but what he gets is more than he wanted, and what she gives is more than she ever bargained for.
In Priam’s March, author BestSkeptic gives us a Tom who appeals to Minerva first through intellectual vanity. Her Tom is unusual in that he is more vulnerable and human than the “conventional” fanfic Tom Riddle. This is not a preternaturally evil mini-Dark Lord, and this Minerva is not a two-dimensional heroine or star-struck ingenue. As the story progresses, the things Minerva learns about herself are in some ways more disturbing than what she learns about Tom.
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