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Reviews For Changing Perspectives
I would like to see a sequel - maybe sse how the changes in the perspectives of all involved could alter the way certain people act towards each other. And I'd like to see how this matured version of Harry would interact with a (slightly) changed Snape, and even how Harry's interaction with the two remaining Marauders might be influenced by his stay in the past. But I don't know whether you have any plans in that direction. Anyway, thank you so much for sharing - I really enjoyed the reading! Author's Response: Well, it's wonderful to hear that you enjoyed it so much! I'm thinking about doing a companion piece where there are snippets of Snape in the first person - to tell his side of the story and what he thought of it... may take a while though, as I've recently been attacked by several rabid plot bunnies that refuse to leave me alone! But anyway, I don't think I'm done with this universe yet, so I'll hopefully end up adding something to it eventually. Thank you for your kind review!
Author's Response: Thank you! A more canon Snape was certainly difficult to write, but more rewarding I found (and it's wonderful to hear that you liked BOTH of them). I'm really glad that you enjoyed reading this!
Great read. Thank you. Author's Response: Thank you! I did like writing a more canon Snape for once, and the pranks... well, we all have a bit of silliness in us, don't we? :D
Author's Response: Thank you! A slightly more canon Snape was certainly refreshing to write for once - I'll have to add him in more often. The Marauders were hard to keep in character at first, but they fell into place as soon as I let Sirius go a bit batty! Anyway, I'm really glad you enjoyed it!
-P.G. Author's Response: Thank you - that's wonderful to hear! And thank you for all your lovely reviews - they made my day!
Author's Response: I'm glad to hear it!
Author's Response: Thank you - I had hoped I'd got the balance right, but I suppose you never really know until you post! I'm glad you liked the two Snapes, I really enjoyed writing those two.
Also, Severus comes more like 'eye for an eye' out of his actions towards Harry than anything, not until the end, and Harry seems not to notice it (even if we, the readers, know better, heh). But, well, that was an enjoyable piece overall. You can give yourself a solid pat on the back for it *grins* Author's Response: JKR's 'Legilimency-Occlumency' idea always seemed a bit of a convenient plot point to me, so I try to avoid it as much as possible. Of course, if you like it, you could always imagine that Voldy hasn't fully learnt that particular discipline just yet... after all, it does sound a bit complicated and not something you can learn overnight. Oh well, Harry can't be rational all the time, I suppose :D - and he DID more or less figure it out in the end! Anyway, I'm glad you liked it and thanks for reviewing!
Aw, I want more of this. It was great. Author's Response: Heh - oh, all right, I'll ignore my inner critic for once... I'll let Mila know you liked her idea! And, as I said earlier, I AM considering what I might like to write for a sequel (but don't get your hopes up just yet, my muses are terribly fickle). I'm really glad you enjoyed it all - and thanks for all of your reviews!
GREAT! Author's Response: Oh, dour Snape was great fun for me to write for a change - he's so much more interesting that the softer and squishier version of him, I think. I'm glad you liked him! And the little plot point with the necklace was something I couldn't resist putting in - I was originally going to do something with the Marauders map, but I think the necklace is better. Anyway, I'm really happy you enjoyed this! |
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