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Reviews For Never Say Remember
-K Author's Response: Sorry! No free time. I basically just work and sleep these days. I'm working on the next chapter on my breaks, and signs are good that I'll be able to post tonight or tomorrow. Fingers crossed!
Author's Response: I think he needed a little bubblefruit at that point. :)
Thank you for all the reviews! :D
Forgive my temerity; you've got a Ferrari here--I'm simply handing you a tool to keep it purring perfectly. Author's Response: Oh, I don't mind...I don't have a beta, so I'm happy if the readers can point out things that need fixing. Just don't expect an immediate edit; I barely have free time to add new chapters right now. I will look at it later, though.
Author's Response: Hey, good point. I was referring to the world they were in, and then the person whose POV it was. But your way might (finally) solve the confusion issue! I used that on the most recent chapter update.
Author's Response: Wow, you really must be hooked to read it and then re-read it in one day. I'm glad it makes more sense on the re-read, but feel free to let me know about places where it could be less confusing.
Author's Response: Thank you! You're a lovely reviewer. :D
Author's Response: Thanks. :D I get the feeling Harry's been holding in that insult for a while. :)
Author's Response: I think this is the biggest problem with the fic: the jumping back and forth is confusing. I've done what I could to make it clear, but the nature of the story make the jumps necessary, I'm afraid.
Author's Response: Yay! A new reader! :)
"No. They'll never be the same." Snape gathered soil around the last flower and pressed it into place. "Do you see the scars along the stems? Do you know what they're from?" Harry traced a long, jagged scar on one stem and shook his head. "From struggling out of the rocky earth. It tears at them, shredding some of them. But some survive their wounds to grow and bloom." "Couldn't you plant them in softer soil?" Snape shook his head. "Then they wouldn't be dragonwort." *then they wouldn't be dragonwort* you can just feel the tension. Poor Harry. Hopefully he'll find stronger roots in this plane, and he'll bloom. Well one can only hope he definitely deserves it after the crappy life he's had. On another note, it must be even worse for the other Harry who's lived a comparably 'softer'-if that's the right terminology- life, to be planted among the rocks, or more appropriately the 'wolves?', lol. Hope to read more soon. :) Author's Response: Well, that's good! Writing this affects me emotionally all the time, so it's nice to know I'm not alone! :) The dragonwort can represent a lot of things. I tried not to get too message-y with it, so you can just take it literally, or interpret it in different ways. But yes, the clearest interpretation is that it's about Harry. :)
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