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Reviews For Reading the Signs
Author's Response: Thank you! While I felt bad for denying canon and the Draco aspect thereof, I do tend to prefer stories that stick to Harry and Snape. Making it another child, one that was deceased, gave Snape some angst opportunity as well.
Author's Response: I'm glad you liked Ron. I think it's too easy to have him be a complete arse. He's more complex than that. Plus, I think a lot of people portray him that way because it makes built-in conflict. I wanted Harry's conflict to *not* come from his friends.
Author's Response: It took me a while to get to it, but once I started writing that chapter was one of the easiest and most fulfilling. I'm glad you liked it so much.
And yes, I wanted Severus and Ron to sort of get along and not fall into cliched behaviour.
This was such a sweet chapter hun ^-^ I'll be able to keep smileing for the rest of the day now ^-^ P.S Harry's coupons? Classic! ^v^ !!! Author's Response: Heh, the funny thing is, Severus was quite serious about his conviction that he was losing his mind. As he said -- there was no other explanation. Except maybe that he cares a little more than he wants to let on ;)
Glad you enjoyed it so. And especially glad you liked the coupons. It was quite tough to think of what Harry could give his teacher that the man wouldn't already have.
-Potions or on FF.net { Fiona12690} Author's Response: Thanks so much, I'm very glad you like it.
Author's Response: Hahaha he'll fight it till the end, and you know it.
But yes, he does have a soft gooey centre. The question is -- is it nouget or caramel? Glad you liked it! |
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