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Reviews For Longing to Belong
Author's Response: Thank you! They have the capacity to be quite intelligent when needed. :) But they both exhibit tendencies to react before thinking, so that may be a mark against them. Thanks for reading and reviewing. Author's Response: Thank you! They have the capacity to be quite intelligent when needed. :) But they both exhibit tendencies to react before thinking, so that may be a mark against them. Thanks for reading and reviewing.
Author's Response: No problem...I'm on an extended break from work for Mardi Gras and I will have no computer access until late in the week, so I decided to just throw it out there. Sorry!
Author's Response: No intentions of killing Severus! Maybe roughing him up a bit, but that remains to be seen. :) Thank you! Author's Response: No intentions of killing Severus! Maybe roughing him up a bit, but that remains to be seen. :) Thank you!
Author's Response: Thank you! I hope to have an update soon....they sure will be ansty waiting for him to come back and I don't know if they'll be able to contain themselves to do nothing. We'll find out very soon who is pretending to be Dumbledore, and maybe he'll get what's coming to him too. :)
I think that Harry will want to come back for Snape, knowing him. Great chappie, but I can't wait for the next update. I can't stand the suspense. Author's Response: Thanks! I'll make sure the next update comes quickly!
Severus and Draco are wonderful! You do such a great job showing their thoughts and keeping in-character, but redeemable. Author's Response: Poor Harry is having a really hard time! Things will start to get better soon, though, and some action is coming up in the next few chapters. Thank you very much for reading and sharing your thoughts, I hope I am able to keep your interest!
Poor Harry. I was really hoping that the Weasleys' deaths might be some kind of mistake or ploy for the war, but it doesn't seem so. Severus' idea is a good one, that to keep Harry busy, involved in things and making him feel better prepared might help. It would certainly be better than not doing anything for him. Poor Theodore Nott, too. It would be very difficult for Draco to have to witness his room-mates' murder, and it shows how depraved the DEs really are, that a father could kill his own son. Great chapter, though very sad! I just want to hug them all, especially Harry. Author's Response: Thank you! It's quite hard to get into Draco's head--I want him to move forward a lot faster than should be expected, so I have to really watch what I have him say and do at any given point in time, as well as make sure readers know it's not an instant transformation and that it's just as hard for him to believe as it would be anyone who's familiar with him.
I'm sure Harry wouldn't mind if you gave him a squeeze. :)
Thank you very much!
Poor Harry. I was really hoping that the Weasleys' deaths might be some kind of mistake or ploy for the war, but it doesn't seem so. Severus' idea is a good one, that to keep Harry busy, involved in things and making him feel better prepared might help. It would certainly be better than not doing anything for him. Poor Theodore Nott, too. It would be very difficult for Draco to have to witness his room-mates' murder, and it shows how depraved the DEs really are, that a father could kill his own son. Great chapter, though very sad! I just want to hug them all, especially Harry. |
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