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Reviews For Sacrifices
Author's Response: Thank you! I am trying to fully wrap this story up while planning out the sequel. It was definitely a bittersweet chapter. The next and last chapters will move things right along. Hope to hear from you again when they are up and running. Thanks for reviewing. ~ RK
Author's Response: I am not joking. It needed to be done, as this whole wedding is a ruse. Hope it wasn't terribly confusing. Thanks for reviewing! ~ RK
Author's Response: Well, it is a fantastic scene in the film, and since (other than the disciplinary hearing in OotP) it's the only criminal court scene available from which to reference, there we have it. Thank you! ~ RK
Author's Response: Again, not sure if this is good or bad, but thank you for leaving a review. ~ RK
Author's Response: *throws confetti* I think Remus rocks, just my thoughts there. He's massively important to this story, so his involvement only gets bigger. Thanks, again! ~ RK
Author's Response: Not sure if that is good or bad, but thank you for reviewing, either way. ~ RK
Author's Response: Sorry it's a little slow. Details are fun. :) The finished story totals in at 40 chapters. Thanks! ~ RK
Author's Response: Thank you. Hope you stick with it. ~ RK
Author's Response: Yes, it is an emotionally intense chapter. Thank you for your review. Nice to hear from you again! :) Thanks for the compliments. They certainly make me smile. Hope to hear from you again, soon. ~ RK
Author's Response: I was hoping this wouldn't be too confusing. Sorry that you are. Here we go; hope this helps: The part of her vow that she violated was: "Will you...[put] Tevin's safety and well-being above that of all others..." By ignoring the injuries of the boys and bringing Arabella to get help before them she violated that part of her vow. Even if it isn't on purpose, the wording of the vow would not take into account intention or accident, especially if she is present at the time that Tevin requires need of safety or care. The cold black & white logic of the thing is that Tevin was injured, she ignored it, thus did not put his safety and well-being above all others - in this case Arabella's, which is why the vow determined that it was broken. Does that make sense? I hope so. Thank you for reading and leaving a review! Hope to hear from you again! ~ RK |
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