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Reviews For The Heir to Prince Manor
~Shade Author's Response: Thanks1 Glad you're enjoying it!
Author's Response: That's how I see him, as a dark protector, very fierce and loving. I wanted to try a different tack on Petunia here, as a decent yet abused wife.
Author's Response: Yes, he certainly is! But harry needs someone to protect him, and a scary Snape is also a protective one . . .like German shepherd on steroids, LOL!
Can't wait to see the revenge. it should be awesome. Author's Response: Funny, I was saying the same thing as I wrote this! LOL!
Author's Response: I liked turning Petunia into a different type of character and I think most of you enjoyed seeing me do that. As for Vernon, Snape's revenge is coming!
And your description of him, likening him to the Angel of Death is right on, too! Author's Response: Thanks, I've always pictured Snape as a dark figure, the avenging angel, who comes with fire to cast down the wicked, and it's poetic justice really, since the Dursleys got away with child abuse in the books, in my opinion and they were never made to pay for what they did. I'm a former preschool teacher and child abusers rank right up there with mass murderers and rapists in my book and calling the Dursleys to account here was just my way of balancing the scales.
Author's Response: Yes, and Dumbeldore's oversight will cost them both, unfortunately.
Author's Response: Please remember this is an AU fic, which means characters do NOT follow canon behavior. That said, there are reasons for Petunia (I'm assuming you mean she's OOC) behaving towards Harry and Sev the way that she does, they are detailed in the next chapter. If you mean Snape is acting OOC, also remember this is summer before GOF and there is none of the bitterness and hate between him and Harry that there is in later books like Phoenix and Hal-Blood Prince. Plus, this is his son, and though he doesn't like Petunia, she would have no reason to lie to him about that, since having Harry in her home is a trial for her. At the end of book 3 Snape protected Harry, Ron, and Hermione from a werewolf at the risk of his own life, I cannot imagine him just standing and watching while a fat abusive Muggle beat his son, especially given his history.
Author's Response: Thanks and the next chap is posted, so check it out! |
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