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Reviews For The Heir to Prince Manor
Author's Response: Thanks and just wait it's coming!
Author's Response: Thanks and just wait till you see what's coming up next!
Author's Response: Umm . . .it's only for a week, so I don't think it'll be all that much, but maybe it'll be incentive for them to go on a diet, huh? LOL!
Author's Response: Probably not, but maybe it'll teach him to be wary of rousing a wizard's wrath.
Author's Response: Thanks and I'm working on the next chapter.
Author's Response: What you said!
I rather hope that Severus would have stepped in even if Harry weren't his son. Author's Response: Oh yes they are! And Severus would have stopped Vernon even if Harry were not his relative, he wouldn't allow any child to be abused if he could help it.
Author's Response: Yes, Vernon is going to get it good. And Sev does protective very well, don't you think?
Hmmm...I wonder what Snape's going to say to Dumbledore, for leaving Harry there--no matter *whose* son he was... >=] Heh. I hope the Headmaster has good insurance on his office, if Snape finds out he knew anything of the abuse! Author's Response: And he will be getting it, trust me! And yes, witnessing the abuse for himself has changed Snape a good deal, as had the revelation that he is Harry's father. As for Albus, God help the man if Severus finds out that he knew about what went on and did nothing is right! Can anyone say wizard posicle?
It is good to teach Vernon and Dudley a lesson, but it is also important that Sev does not go overboard because sometimes two wrongs do not make a right and harry will be watching his father (yes he knows Prof Snape but he is no longer Prof but Dad) and learn from him -it will interesting the lesson harry will learn from Sev. Author's Response: Petunia has some pretty good reasons why she behaved the way she did towards Harry, as she will reveal in the upcoming chapter. And Severus knows how to impart an object lesson, he really is a good teacher, a fact that Harry will learn once the upcoming week is done with. |
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