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Reviews For Spiral of Trust
Should I be suspicious of Ginny? Or am I descending to Mad Eye levels of paranoia? I guess I'm always a bit suspicious of her character in whatever story I read. Too much fanfiction :-) I'm becoming more solidified in my guess as to Harry's future career. I also enjoyed reading Ron's explanation about doing something because you want to and not because someone else wants you to. I think this is something Harry desperately needs to internalize and emulate. I want to think Ron expounded upon his reasoning for Harry's benefit and not the benefit of the discussion they were having. Sort of a subtle nudge to Harry. That Ron see's how Harry was guided in most of his decisions in the past. But, that is probably my own speculation and imagination at work. Anyhoo, love the updates as always and can't wait for more! Author's Response: Mad Eye Moody, is that you :-)? That would explain your extreme reticence to grant Snape a ghost of chance ever since the beginning of this story... But to extend your suspicions to Ginny... Hmm... seriously, you're right in-so-much that Ginny is not that uncomplicated sweet girl character that one might be misled to believe - but would she really do anything deliberately to hurt Harry? I guess you'll have to wait and see :-)
Author's Response: Thanks! I'm actually pretty excited about the coming chapters as well :-) I will be updating in a few days from now.
Author's Response: Thank you! Tobias Snape should be an important character when you try to approach and explain the enigma Severus Snape... I'm sorry I can't have more of him in this story... There will be more about the Veritaserum they are experimenting on, however :-)
Author's Response: Thank you. Yes, it was about time :-)
Author's Response: Thank you for reviewing. Yes, that was an embarrassing exposure of Snape’s privacy in the press. But at least it put an end to the speculations about his parentage to Voldemort. We’re into a new build-up phase of the story and soon there will be some more drama! |
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