| Title: Interlude 2: Letters
| 10 Apr 2014 11:28 pm
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| Reviewer: Fmh (Signed)
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Lovely I like your take on the Malfoys!
Lucius' praises made me laugh, recalling what Snape had said about how to manipulate a Malfoy :P
| Title: Interlude 2: Letters
| 19 Jul 2010 1:16 pm
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| Reviewer: jessica (Anonymous)
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good job! (once again)
Author's Response: Thanks, I'm glad you're enjoying it :)
Haha, Lucius spoils him rotten
Author's Response: He definately does; canon Lucius is shown to be an indulgent father (for example the Nimbus 2001's) and to love his son more than life itself- literally: he argues with the Dark Lord during the battle of Hogwarts so that he can find his son. However, as always, there's another motive; Lucius wants to be 'nice Mr Malfoy' not 'Malfoy the Death Eater' in Harry's eyes so sending a few quill-tips/sweets is a good investment.
I love the letters from Lucius to Draco and the way he signs them "Daddy"
Author's Response: Thanks ^^ They are based, to some extent, on letters I and my brothers sent to my parents and the letters my parents sent to their grandparents :)
I love the relationship you are detailing between Draco and his father. Great letters and yum! :D
Author's Response: Thanks ^^. I really wanted to show Lucius in a domestic setting and, of course, these letters are the ideal opportunity to see the man behind the mask
Aw, sweet letter...I love your Lucius and how he is a good father to Draco.
Author's Response: Thank you ^^. I'm trying to create a Lucius whose 'canon' traits- i.e. bigoted, manipulative, self-interested and arrogant- are softened by humour, intelligence, wit and, of course, the great love he has for his son. (The positive traits are also hinted at in the canon but we see very little of them because, of course, Harry is his son's enemy.) Lucius is not exactly a pleasant character but he does have oodles of charm ^^.
Aww! Cute! I love it!
Author's Response: Thanks ^^ I'm glad
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