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Reviews For The Forgotten Child
Author's Response: Thanks for the review.
Author's Response: Thanks, I'm glad. I generally try to update every couple of days.
I really enjoyed the apothecary scene…it was so sweet and the whole shampoo and soap thing was hilarious! It was so sweet to see Harry become all protective over his father. :) On another note, I did find the image of Snape in the middle of the room looking heavenward as Harry clung to him rather funny, as if asking "why me?" I'm not quite sure but it adds a slight comic moment to the otherwise a angsty scene. I really can't wait for more! This is sure to have a change in Harry's and Jack's friendship that up 'til now was running fairly smoothly. Please please update again soon, I look forward to reading everyone's reactions to this new revelation. :) Author's Response: Yeah, porr Harry. I enjoyed reading your comments of the things you liked and found amusing, especially in regards to the "why me?" moment you mentioned. I thought that too! And yeah, the boys are very close, but every freidnship has a moment where things are rocky, and this was theirs. Thank you very much for your review!!
Author's Response: You did? I'm glad to hear that. I made sure to work out the wand properly and so they each fit the boys. I'm really glad you enjoyed reading that. Haha, yeah I liked the hygiene stuff. It's actually because of my beta Ash that there was so much of it, and I'm glad because it was rather fun to write. And exactly! There are just some things Sev won't save the boys from, and Erin with hair products is one of them. Harry's jealous was bound to become too much for him, but you're right it's a tricky situation on his parent's side as they have to punish and reassure. I like how it turned out though, so hopefully you will too. Thanks for the review!
Author's Response: Yeah, hehe. I feel sorry for Jack too, it's so sad to write his situation sometimes, and I reckon he does sort of see Harry's family as a chance to have a bit of that family life. Thanks for the review! |
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