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Reviews For Slave Child
I like the way you made events from the next book melt in perfectly with this story. Author's Response: Thanks again! There will be a few things from the next book (like one or two) but for the most part it will be very different from HBP...lots of big stuff happening over the summer will make it different.
Author's Response: Oh, I've got a huge sweet tooth! Thank you!
Author's Response: Thank you! It was a hard chapter to write, but necessary too.
Author's Response: Thank you! Yep, Severus did mess up this time and even he will have to admit it. Zan is a sweetie, though much quieter than Norie who is a little fireball!
Author's Response: Thank you! I think the Romano book has served its purpose after this episode, but you never know...
Author's Response: Thank you! I'm glad you like Norie and Zan. It's funny because I almost didn't put them in the story, but then I thought they were needed to kind of be a bridge between Harry and Severus in the beginning, and it seemed to make sense to have them there on a nice big estate like Prince Hall.
Author's Response: Thank you! Do I normally destroy characters' lives? Well, not as much as some authors, I think, lol.
Author's Response: Thank you! I am quite bad about cliffhangers. Harry enslaved to Draco could be interesting, but I just really wanted to develop a father/son relationship between Harry and Sev, and that would be harder if Harry were Draco's slave, I think.
Author's Response: Hi, and thank you! Glad you like Albus. Isn't it wonderful how JKR created all these fascinating characters that people can have such different opinions of...some people see DD as wise and kind, others see him as cold and manipulative, some can't imagine there being a drop of kindness in Snape, etc. I admire her so much, for despite some flaws, her world and her characters are so incredibly rich and complex and multi-layered. I have to admit that I never could like Draco in canon, but I have seen him portrayed more sympathetically in some very well-written fanfics, so I thought I'd see if I could do anything with him, lol. He does need his comeuppance though. Glad you liked the title! It came to me, but at first I wanted something more deep and profound, lol. Never could think of anything though, so Slave Child stuck.
Author's Response: Thank you! "He's living for his death."---that expresses it perfectly! It's the lack of hope for the future that has made Harry fixate on being with Sirius and his parents...that's the only happiness he sees in the future, at least for right now. Thankfully, Severus will be determined to make him see otherwise. |
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