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Reviews For Better Be Slytherin!
Anyway, this chapter was very intense in the beginning. I didn't realize Harry had made an oath until the Barron said so, that was a shock. As I said, very intense scene. Poor Snape didn’t take the news well. Occlumency went rather... interesting, lol. Poor Harry is in trouble now! I bet he really wishes he had told the truth now. I’ll be keeping my eyes open for your next update! Author's Response: Thanks, snarky Beth! I should have a new chapter in a week or so.
Author's Response: Yeah, Snape's cheesed about being lied to, but then, Harry's already been punished for that once, and for the incident as a whole. Thank you for your review!
Wonderful, wonderful story. You are one of the handful of authors who are able to maintain the canon feel of the HP characters. I love your work, am extremely glad you updated, and look forward to more! (Soon, if possible!, hint hint!) Author's Response: Thanks for the review! I'm not sure of the verb correction, honestly -- I was going for a verb that meant Voldie would act like a leech and suck the magic out of Harry. But leaching works, too. Hmm. I hope to have another chapter done soon, but right now I'm working on one for "Before the Dawn."
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Author's Response: Some of the explanation he's already given, when he talked to the Baron a day or so after it happened. But that was a long time ago, and Snape never heard the explanation, so he's in for a treat! Thanks for reviewing!
Author's Response: Thank you!
Author's Response: Thank you! Yeah, Snape's really got his hands full with this one.
Author's Response: I completely agree about having a special class for Muggleborn children, teaching them about things they should be very wary of doing, and things which they've not had any experience with before. I know in canon, JKR has said that Hogwarts letters were often delivered by hand, by people who would explain to Muggle parents about the school, etc., but Harry's was a special case, but imagine if they had sent a team to the Dursleys to explain the school and such . . . what might have been different in his life just from that? I'm glad Snape is still Snape in my story. I want him to be as in charcter as possible, but from, as you say, another point of view. Thank you for your review! |
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