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Reviews For Savior
Author's Response: It is a tricky question and there are arguments that go both ways. I decided that Draco was more interesting than any of the other Slytherin boys in that year and that Harry needed a friend ... thus Draco. I'm not certain that he is completely reformed but we all have our lapses, don't we? Thanks for the review, I'm glad to hear your opinion on the question.
Author's Response: Yes, the conversation Harry had with the Sorting Hat will make an (eventual) reappearance, although everything seems to be taking 2-3 chapters longer than I want it to take. There will be some canon worked into the story line and the Philosopher's Stone will definitely play a major role, but I'm also going to discard any bits of canon that I don't want to work in.
Oh Snapey! You wouldn't be starting to enjoy the Potter boy's company would you? No ... NO!!! It's revenge, REVENGE!!! And he is a Slytherin and it's your job to look out for Slytherins. You have to make sure he eats and he's moderately decent in potions so why shouldn't he help you out making those ordinary infirmary potions. And it is important all Slytherins succeed. Yeah that's all it's about ... yeah. Keep telling yourself that Snapey! Hee! ;) I really do love your Snape! :)
Author's Response: Hehe, exactly! Poor Snape, he's trying to be all logical and yet he's deluding himself.
Author's Response: Thanks for the review, I do appreciate it. Yes, Snape is going to be changing fairly slowly and with a lot of occasional set-backs. I feel it's more natural that way.
Awwwww I love it! You've done a marvelous job of making Snape realistically softer, a feat which has been almost impossible for other authors. Please update soon. Author's Response: Thank you, I'm so glad you think he's realistic! I do hate it when he gets all OOC as soon as he learns about Harry's abuse ... or stories that just start out with all of the extent of the abuse being revealed at once. |
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