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Reviews For Emerald Eyes
Author's Response: Thank you :) I'm glad you're enjoying it!
Author's Response: Oh, I'm glad this chapter was able to brighten up your day. ;) Thanks for reading and leaving me some feedback!
Author's Response: LOL...I once babysat a thirteen year old who never EVER wore a top/t-shirt with his pajamas. He hated wearing a besides his swim trunks, actually... He'd fight the issue 'til he was blue in the face... This was a bit of a fluffy chapter, but I'm glad you enjoyed it :) I appreciate your review! By the way, I'm sitting down in about five minutes to continue ploughing through some more of your story...
Author's Response: Thanks, Beth :) I appreciate your thoughtful review. Everything should unfold in the next few chapters. There will be a scene from Snape's perspective in the next chapter that will, hopefully, start to mesh everything together ;) And I'm glad the site's back up as well. It's the only one where I don't have to go searching for everything, scratching my head for hours, because this one's so easily accessible.
Tracy Author's Response: Hi Tracy :) I really hope that when I finally weave everything together, I don't leave out a thread or two...LOL. I think I'll need an Alpha reader for the last couple of chapters just to make sure everything comes together smoothly. I'll be a bit nervous. ;) Anyway, Thanks for all of your great reviews for my most recent chapters! I love the fact that you're still reading and enjoying my story. You were one of the authors that insipred me to begin my own story. So thank you for that :)
I'll be sad when this one is over! Tracy
I loved how you wrote Hermione. And again, you and your wonderful little details make the story so much more intense, like Harry moving his cold toes further under where he was sitting to get warm. Harry is such a wonderful and conflicted character, he'd like to just be a kid, but at the same time, doesn't much like being treated as just another student by Snape. Great chapter hon! Tracy
Lines I love: "The warm flames licked at Harry's cheeks as he blinked rapidly at Snape through the green haze." Sheesh, could you have any more descriptive imagery in one sentence? :o) "studying the lines that rutted the man's features." Genius. It just really makes Snape seem all the more weary. I loved that bit as well with the two of them in the corridor. Snape really is letting his guard down, though of course he's not meaning to. I love Harry being able to get a peek into old Snape. Great as usual. Can't wait for what happens in the Tower. :o) Author's Response: Oh, thanks for the wonderful review, Tabitha :) Just so you know, I may change my mind and work on the next chapter of SfS a bit sooner than I had originally planned. I have ideas for the next chapter flickering around in my head, and I need to get them down before I lose them. LOL. I feel like I've got a handle on this story now, and the next chapter is cemented in my mind. So perhaps it can wait... No other word besides 'rutted' seemed to describe what I was trying to portray about Snape's features. I'm so, so, so happy to know that that particular line stood out to you, indicating Snape's weariness. I rarely feel like I'm doing something right, so I suppose this is one of those moments when I can 'breathe easy'. ;) I could hug you for pointing that out to me. Seriously. The next chapter will begin in the Tower and shift over to Snape's perspective in another setting. I believe it's high-time we figure out just what's going on in that man's head. I hope it goes all right. Writing Snape is nerve-wracking...LOL. Well, once again, thank you for being so awesome and cheering me up with your lovely words of encouragement :) I hope you're weekend went all right.
Author's Response: Thank you! It's really lovely to see that you're still reading :) I appreciate your feedback and your letting me know that you're still enjoying.
Hooray that the site is back up and I can finally post again! I used the time it was down to write though! Update soon! Author's Response: I'm glad you enjoyed this chapter. Writing Ginny so vulnerable and confused actually was creepy for me...lol. Odd how my mind spins these eerie situations... And I definitely agree about asking for help. That whole concept was emphasized by countless people in Harry's life, and in the end, he finally accepts it from Ron and Hermione. But I suppose I'm exploring the effects of asking for help a bit early on for Harry. ;) Would have saved him a lot of grief... Well, thanks for the review! I spent some time this past week writing as well ;) |
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