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Reviews For Slave Child
Author's Response: Thank you. I admit that DD's idea was a weak spot, but it was a plot device.
I feel for Draco at this point. He was expecting Snape's help after such a traumatic even and he was turned away harshly. And Harry's reaction shows just how noble he is; he is willing to help even somebody who has made his life miserable. Author's Response: Thank you. Yes, it was hard for Draco when he was counting on Severus' help, and Harry is a very noble person.
Harry's response to Draco is simply not credible given the shame and humiliation Draco has inflicted upon him. And as others have already pointed out, you're violating the story parameters that you yourself set up. You're a very gifted writer; you can do better than this(and if your readers didn't think so, they wouldn't bother wasting their time giving you critical feedback). Author's Response: Which parameters would I have been violating? Draco was not going to be under an actual spell. It would have been his choice whether to go to work at Prince Hall for Harry and Severus, or to face a trial. I do not believe that would have violated any terms. Do you mean that it is not credible that Harry would have had sympathy for Draco upon learning of the other boy's experiences? I disagree. I believe that Harry is an extremely compassionate person. I'm sorry if you were disappointed, but as I've said, all I can do is my best.
Author's Response: Hi, there. I'm afraid I don't know.
Author's Response: Yes, I suppose it was.
Along with healing the physical, they've got to have healers for those in shock or grief and such. Just because they don't have a "place" for troubled kids, doesn't infer a lack of Professional help. And Draco needs *lots* of help Author's Response: I do not recall any mention of mind-Healers or therapists in the books, though it is entirely possible that I've only forgotten. In the SC world I had decided not to have them, to have the wizarding world be considerably behind the Muggle one in this regard.
Author's Response: Draco would not have been very happy, no.
Very disappointed in this turn. Author's Response: Well, Draco was not going to be under a spell. He was not actually going to be a slave. He would have reluctantly agreed to serve at Prince Hall for a time to avoid a trial and prison. I thought of it as a little bit similar to a 'community-service' type sentence. Dumbledore has done other ethically questionable actions, but yes, it was a plot device.
Author's Response: Well, I did not plan for Draco to live permanently with Severus and Harry, nor for him to become part of the family.
I'm very much enjoying this story and looking forward to where it will lead. Keep up the good work! :D Author's Response: Thank you. I have always believed that too. |
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