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Reviews For On the Other Side
Author's Response: I'm glad you like it! I'll do my best and update as soon as I can. Thanks for your review!
Not sure how Snape's going to manage to persuade Harry to be more 'cunning'. As far as Harry's concerned he's minding his own business and standing up for his friends while the Slytherins aren't showing him any house loyalty. Looking forward to the meeting with Snape, but also the next lesson if Harry does work next to Neville. Good stuff again. :) Author's Response: Your guess about Draco's punishment is correct. As for the meeting with Snape, I'm looking forward to it too, so I'll try not to take too long before I update! Thanks for your detailed review!
This one seems less formulaic, and more kid centered. Snape doesn't have to adopt Harry to care for him. Bravo Author's Response: Thank you! I am glad you like the story so far. "Wish you would update more often." - Me too :(
And Malfoy who was lying on his stomach after his "talk" with Snape... Love your story and hope you'll update soon! Author's Response: So you picked up the hints about Malfoy - you were more perceptive than Harry then. Yep, the tests will definitely come up! Thanks for your review, I'm glad you like the story so far.
Great job, and I'm anxious to know what happened with malfoy. Author's Response: Yes, Snape did a simple test: if Harry hadn't already done his homework he'd never have been able to write the essay so quickly. But yes, he put Harry in an awkward situation that way. Thanks for reviewing!
Author's Response: Thanks for reviewing! Snape does not really WANT them to think Harry ratted Draco out, but you are right, he didn't take care to prevent it. Although he takes his role as a head of house seriously (even with Harry), he is in a way satisfied that Harry has to struggle to be accepted (a fact that he would never admit, of course).
GOod job ;) Author's Response: Thanks for your review! Yes, the appointment will be next and I'll update as soon as I can.
Author's Response: Thanks alot! Your review surely motivates me!
Author's Response: Yes, Theo and Blaise were hardly mentioned in the books, so this gives me a little more freedom...
i wonder what form Draco's Boggart would've taken? his father? would love to see his Boggart. maybe have him try to "outshine" harry, if/when he learns to produce a patronus?. can't wait for the next chapter. ~shannon Author's Response: To be honest, I haven't thought much about Draco's boggart, as I knew from the beginning he would decline. Apart from the fact that he surely loved to sabotage Lupin's lesson, what he said actually makes sense, I think: showing others your fear makes you vunerable, which certainly isn't a very Slytherin thing to do! Thanks for reviewing! I'm glad you liked the chapter! |
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