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Reviews For Denial
Good chappie. Looking forward to the next one.
Good chappie. Can't wait for the next.
Maybe Harry could ask Hermione? Great chapter!
I do think that Dumbles knows what he is doing, even if he IS going about it in an annoying way. Good chappie. Can't wait for the next.
I'm glad that next chapter is today. I hope that means you will publish a chapter every day. I wonder which one of these two will invent the project and what it'll be. I think they both are tarred with the same brush. Harry doesn't want to think about Snape as his father, and Severus addresses his son 'Mr. Potter'. I hope you plan for each of them to have a paradigm shift... or maybe THE paradigm shift I should say. I wonder how you are going to do it. And I must admit I wonder right now what exactly Remus knows about Harry's life with Dursleys... Author's Response: I kind of used the four weeks as a bit of a ballpark figure for how long Lent is. But you're right, it si about five and a half, six weeks. I'm probably going to go and change that in the first chapter. And on a personal note, how am I supposed to manage for six weeks without chocolate?! I'm kind of already working on the next chapter, but I'm off out to the Ash Wednesday service at Church this evening, so I don't know how much I'll get done. Ideally I'd like to post a chapter a day, but I don't know how realistic that will be to keep up for the next six weeks. I do plan on having Harry and Severus bond though, but it may take a while. I'm also worried about chapters getting repetitive if I post everyday. I'm glad you're enjoying the story though. And thanks for reviewing.
OK, the story now. Well, the story begins quite interesting. I think the way that Harry and Severus are behaving is very probable, it's a lot like canonic them. Albus is good as well, i think. The only thing I'm not so much convinced is why Remus has been waiting all these years to tell Albus that Severus is Harry's father. Well, maybe you'll explain this sometime. I wonder what project these too will go throughout Lent. I'm waiting for more. Author's Response: Yes, we observe Lent (and Pancake day) in England too. Well, Christian's deserve it. And the four weeks is just a rough time scale, it's up until Easter, which this year is the first week of April. It's the first day of Lent for us as well, so no chocolate for me until Easter as well, which currently seems a long way off. Good luck with managing without sweets for the next 40 days. I'm sure we can both do it! Thanks for reviewing, I'm glad you liked the start of the story. I do have a reason why Remus didn't tell Albus until now, but I'm not sure how I can fit it into the story. Basically, he didn't know of Harry's poor living situation (the Dursley's) and thought the boy was happy, so why cause him pain my dragging him away from his family? And Severus didn't know either, so you can't lose or miss what you've never had. Author's Response: Yes, we observe Lent (and Pancake day) in England too. Well, Christian's deserve it. And the four weeks is just a rough time scale, it's up until Easter, which this year is the first week of April. It's the first day of Lent for us as well, so no chocolate for me until Easter as well, which currently seems a long way off. Good luck with managing without sweets for the next 40 days. I'm sure we can both do it! Thanks for reviewing, I'm glad you liked the start of the story. I do have a reason why Remus didn't tell Albus until now, but I'm not sure how I can fit it into the story. Basically, he didn't know of Harry's poor living situation (the Dursley's) and thought the boy was happy, so why cause him pain my dragging him away from his family? And Severus didn't know either, so you can't lose or miss what you've never had. |
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