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Reviews For Opening Night
I love you.
Lily's really cold, isn't she? The boys are nine and eleven, not both eleven as you say here. Author's Response: Yeah, I lean more towards IndependentHarry--except that word's been co-opted by a lot of writers seem to turn him into a whiny teenage rebel obsessed with blowing off his mentors. But anyways, I think hurt/comfort fics do serve a purpose--they're supposed to give you a kind of Dickensian coziness--so long as the characters get over their angst afterwards to fight. Lily's had to deal with losing her firstborn, almost losing her youngest and hiding from the prejudice of her own people towards dark wizards. Moreover, she's a Healer--and a rather burnt-out one--who deals firsthand with the results of warfare, in a society where you can't trust anyone. It's like, do I heal this guy when he might stab my husband tomorrow? She makes some tough calls. And, umm, oh. Oops.
Author's Response: Thank you! Actually, I think I might have Voldemort more than a little OOC at the moment, but I had to humanize him to turn him into as much of a politician as he is a terrorist. And we will be seeing quite a bit more Severus and Lily interaction... eventually.
This is really uinique. I can't wait for your next update. This is very different from anything I've read before. Author's Response: Thanks! I've been somewhat disappointed to find so few fics where Harry, knowingly or otherwise, finds and uses positive aspects of being a horcrux, so I decided to create one. |
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