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Reviews For Spiral of Trust
Author's Response: Thanks. Ginny certainly seems to be in denial of something. I believe that the expressions of grief at the school reminds her of her family's sorrow, which, if you remenmber (chapters 1 and 2), she had difficulties to tolerate during the summer. My guess is that Harry's reaction to the suicide made Ginny realise how close her boy-friend had been to doing something similar and that shocked her as well.
Author's Response: Me too :-)
Author's Response: Thank you :-)
Thanks for the update, always fab! Author's Response: Thanks for taking time to review! Interesting observation about Harry's and Ginny's relationship. In the films, Ginny is a very quiet character, whereas, to me, she appears livlier and stronger in the books. That is what I try to work with in this story (although she is a side character), to make her a temperamental person, with a strong appetite for life. I agree that this is a longish story and I'm glad you don't mind that, because most probably it stems from my being an unexperienced writer. But that's the thing about fanfiction, isn't it? You are really allowed to wallow in your fantasies about your favourite characters. You write it as much for your own amusement as for your readers.
I'm happy Harry found a way to communicate with Snape, since he's been forced to work with the Git, that doesn't include personal insults and humiliation that face-to-face encounters always seem to devolve to. Author's Response: Thanks! The letters were tolerably decent, I think, even if Snape's impatient character shone through.
Author's Response: Thank you, I'm glad to hear it. You never really know if a chapter will work, until you get some feed-back.
Author's Response: Thank you! Apparently Snape found it hilarious too ;-)
Author's Response: Thanks! I'll keep up :-)
Author's Response: Thanks for giving feed-back. The chapter seems to have worked out okay then - I'm relieved to hear it. |
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