| Title: The Dursleys
| 16 Nov 2007 2:40 am
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| Reviewer: Harriverse (Anonymous)
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Now THAT was a totally new approach to the, "Let's punish the Dursley's for mistreating Harry!" dilema. Extremely creative!!! Other than that, your story is progressing nicely. No complaints, no questions and I'm looking forward to where ever you take me!
Author's Response: Thanks - I'm glad you enjoyed the ghost as I like him very much :-)
| Title: The Dursleys
| 15 Nov 2007 10:42 pm
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| Reviewer: PotterWorm (Anonymous)
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The Lockheart scene was great! LOL! Update soon.
Author's Response: Thanks! We have to see how to get rid of him, right?
| Title: The Dursleys
| 15 Nov 2007 6:45 pm
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| Reviewer: Lunaz (Anonymous)
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What an excellent and twisted revenge that Snape played on the Dursleys. Looking forward to the next chapter.
Author's Response: Thanks - I'm glad you liked my favourite ghost :-)
| Title: Even Stranger Lessons
| 15 Nov 2007 7:41 am
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| Reviewer: alice victoria (Anonymous)
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| Title: The Cup
| 11 Nov 2007 4:33 am
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| Reviewer: Harriverse (Anonymous)
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Wow!!! An intelligent, thoughtful and smart Harry, making friends and gathering guardians.....and then you leave us with the cliffie of them going to the Dursley's??? I hope it is only so Snape can kick their butts!!! Of course, your kind/wimpy Harry (let's face it-most people make him kind!!!) will not let anything happen. It would be cool if Dumbledore, McGonagal and Pomfrey were waiting there as well. It would give us a well rounded view of how well they can torture fools and serve to reassure Harry just how loved he deserves to be.
What a great chapter! I'm glad McGonagall reassured Harry that it wasn't his fault Gryffindor lost the Cup. As she said, it really depended on how all the players did in all the games, so Harry is no more or less to blame than anyone.
It's fun to see Harry and Severus having a good time brewing potions together, and I loved it when Severus offered to be Harry's guardian. It's sad, though, that Harry still sees himself as a burden. I guess all those years with the Dursleys left him scarred emotionally, too. Hopefully, Severus will be able to help him with that, too.
I'm worried about Harry's health---he just doesn't seem able to get perfectly well. But hopefully, in time, with good care, his constitution will become stronger.
And what a cliffhanger! I know Severus isn't really going to leave Harry with the Dursleys, he's gone to such lengths to reassure him, but Harry must be really scared, poor kid.
Looking forward to more!
| Title: The Cup
| 09 Nov 2007 1:51 am
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| Reviewer: Elfwyn (Anonymous)
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Oh you cruel author! What a place to leave it--throws hexes and curses. Hope you up date as soon as you undo all of them. ;D
What a great chapter! Hooray for Harry! He became an animagus! I love the image of the three phoenixes together.
It was quite noble of Harry to take the blame for being out, instead of tattling on his friends, and it was even more noble of Draco and Blaise to tell the truth. I'm glad Minerva rewarded them for it, though they still have to deal with Severus.
I really feel for Harry at the Quidditch game. Having to determine which of his Houses gets the Cup---that's a heavy burden for a kid.
I'm looking forward to the next chapter!
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