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Reviews For Slave Child
Author's Response: No, not that, but Draco definitely had a rough summer.
Author's Response: Thanks! I was more interested in exploring the emotional aspects of the slavery spell.
Author's Response: Yea, I think you're right--a bit too much fluff, but oh well, the fluffier, the better, sometimes at least.
Author's Response: Yes, Harry might be at an all time low, but hey, I had to try to keep some drama going, didn't I?
Umm, I also don't see Harry leaving a note to Severus, is that just a typo or.............? Author's Response: No he didn't leave a note--bad Harry!
Author's Response: Thank you for all the lovely reviews! And yep, they're always nice to receive! The slavery spell is resolved by the end of the story.
Author's Response: Thank you!
I completely love this chapter! So so so awesome. The way you have portrayed Ron and Hermione, they are a bit OOC but I like them like this too! I would have copied and pasted the entire conversation, but I settled for my favourite line. (Quite difficult to choose.) Author's Response: I've always loved Ron and Hermione! Who wouldn't want to have such loyal friends who will always be there for you? Harry was very fortunate to have the two of them.
You see, your Harry is quite realistic, who wouldn't want to die after all that Harry has suffered. I guess the only thing that kept Harry going on in the canon series is the need to destroy Voldemort. I guess after that Ginny was enough for him to have the will to live. He has suffered quite enough and the Dursleys had always made sure that he had a low self esteem. It was only logical that Harry tried suicide. The slavery spell just added to his list of thing to die for. Author's Response: Thank you! I'm glad you're still reading and enjoying the story. Yes, I always thought it was a little unrealistic for Harry to be so resilient after all he had been through, so I wanted to show him being more affected emotionally. Thankfully, he does have wonderful friends to help him through it all, and now he has Severus as well. |
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