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Reviews For Electric Avenue
So good to see that Severus isn't stone-hearted about the reported abuse! I've read stories (by Snape haters) where all Sev felt was glee that the child of his childhood nemesis had been abused! But I don't think even canon-Snape would have been that cold and morally bereft! And the fact that he's already acknowledging that Harry's *his* child is an excellent sign! But you've got me chewing my nails: Sev is a spy and bringing Harry into his home could be a "death sentence" for both of them and I absolutely *know* that Stumblingbore won't give a crap! He'll probably advise Sev to send Harry back to Durskaban; he won't want to give up his *weapon*! I know, you probably don't despise AD as much as I do, but even "good!Dumbasadoor" makes me watch his hand for "the knife"! Great chapter! Tks! MelJ
I'm giddy to find out what happens when Severus and Harry meet. And I SO want him to lay in to Dumbledore, and I want the Dursely's to get their comeuppance, and...and and and, so MANY THINGS I want to see happen! I love this story - I love the whole premise. I had the same seizures he had when I was a baby, by the way. They treated me with Valproic acid. I could ramble on about that for even longer, but I just - I love the detail you go in to about everything. Especially with the way magic is reacting to the muggle hospital - when not warded/prepared properly. I've found myself wondering a bit about muggle hospitals and wizards, like what if there were a whole slew of muggle doctors who were aware of magic and were able to work on treating them, or every time they found a magic child they were able to follow protocols or something. Anyways, I'm rambling. Sorry. I can't wait for the next chapter!!
I'm giddy to find out what happens when Severus and Harry meet. And I SO want him to lay in to Dumbledore, and I want the Dursely's to get their comeuppance, and...and and and, so MANY THINGS I want to see happen! I love this story - I love the whole premise. I had the same seizures he had when I was a baby, by the way. They treated me with Valproic acid. I could ramble on about that for even longer, but I just - I love the detail you go in to about everything. Especially with the way magic is reacting to the muggle hospital - when not warded/prepared properly. I've found myself wondering a bit about muggle hospitals and wizards, like what if there were a whole slew of muggle doctors who were aware of magic and were able to work on treating them, or every time they found a magic child they were able to follow protocols or something. Anyways, I'm rambling. Sorry. I can't wait for the next chapter!! |
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