This story definitely has a different flavor to it! Very good story indeed!
Author's Response: I take it that flavour is a good thing, seeing as you liked it? I'm glad you enjoyed the story, and thank you so much for taking the time to review!
I really enjoyed that ending...wasn't as sad as I thought it would be.
Author's Response: I was going to make the ending more sad, but I just couldn't get my idea to work out for that. So I'm glad you liked the ending. Thank you Lady Destiny for reviewing all of the chapters!
That's so sad :'( Poor Professor Snape! Awww I liked the ending that Harry and Snape seem to be getting along though! Good job!
Author's Response: It was sad, wasn't it? I'm glad you liked the ending. I figured that after so many years, what with Harry's tendency to wander, Snape and Harry would eventually become somewhat friendly. Thanks so much for the review!
I love the ending! Great story!
Author's Response: Thank you!
Aww, I love it. I thought you said it wasn't going to be fluffy? I'd say the end was decidedly happy and fluffy. I hope Snape ate Quirrell, on second thought I don't. Q-boy would probably have given him indegestion.
Author's Response: I think Snape would be too picky to eat Quirrell ... Q-boy. I have never heard him called that before. It's rather funny. I'm glad you liked the story. I guess it did get a little fluffish at the end. I didn't really mean for that to happen. I just figured I'd warn people that this story was going to go sour in some ways, otherwise they would hunt me down with sticks after what happened to poor Severus. Surprisingly, people get mad when you put their favourite character in mortal danger, and make him get bitten by things, and try to kill him (who knew, right?). I gave Severus a terminal illness once, in another story, and wow, I was ready to hide in a bunker after some of the reviews I got! ;) I swear I could hear the words smouldering. Anyway, I am glad you enjoyed the story. I was actually quite worried about this one, as I felt I didn't quite do my idea justice, what with the time constraints. I spent half the time trying to figure out how to end the thing! Cheers!
Good story. It really had me on the edge of my seat there. So Snape has the Forest to roam during the day and the castle at night as he guards the students. If he gets lonely, there is Dumbledore, who probably is still feeling guilty for not listening to Severus in the first place.
Author's Response: I'm very glad you liked it, and thought it was suspenseful. Yes, I do think Dumbledore does still feel guilty ... Anyway, thank you for throwing in your two cents bridgeportfox!
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