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Reviews For A Strange Turn of Events
-P.G.
I'm also happy to see that Severus has changed his mind about Harry now that he had also seen Harry's life through dreams. Can't wait to see Severus go after Umbridge and tell Dumbledore what's been happening.
And so, the descendents of Slytherin and Gryffindor from the present have buried the hatchet. Will it last? can they actually become friends? I so wish that had happened in canon. *sigh* Lesley~
The other aspect it makes me think of is Dumbledore, a man who's sister was killed when she accidentally showed muggles her magic. And Dumbledore too, turned against muggles because of it before boomeranging back to his conscious. Just two neat connections I noticed (not sure if you had too). Kudos!
Author's Response: Oh, I'm glad you liked Salazar, Kim! He was by far the most difficult character in the story to write. I think he doesn't come across well in canon, what with the basilisk and being so adamant against the Muggle-borns. I really had to think about how I wanted to portray him and what his motivations could be, so that he might be a more understandable and likeable character. I decided to simply ignore the whole basilisk issue, or pretend that there was some valid reason for it being there. As for the attitude towards Muggles and Muggle-borns, if you think about what the world was like a thousand years, it may be a little more understandable.
Go Snape! Give that toad woman hell! I love this new Snape. Still snarky but with a hint of compassion. Still strong, but with a hint of tenderness. Not too overdone, just perfect Kristeh. Like this story. Author's Response: Thank you! Oh, yes, I think Severus would absolutely relish a chance to go after Umbridge. I'm so happy you like them. You know, I would have really loved to have lots of mush here, but it was just too soon in the relationship so I made myself hold back, lol! |
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