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Reviews For The Heir to Prince Manor
Author's Response: yeah I might have to work that in for the sequel though. The shimmerling is one of my better creations, as you'll see.
Author's Response: Well, he could have, but his mind was focused upon helping Sev save the shimmerling so he wasn't thinking about himself then.
Author's Response: Yes, well they have a lot of anger to get out. They did and it's really sad. You'll learn more about that in two chapters. Sev taught Draco martial arts long ago, and he never intended for it to be used upon each other, only on an enemy, but he'll have that discussion with them next chapter. He won't be very gentle, either.
Author's Response: I've had teachers in some of my classes give us "assessment tests" on the first day so theycould determine where to place us in terms of ability and reading levels, ect. I've tried writing with a quill too at colonial Williamsburg and it's a real pain! But the writing test is a way to help the Muggleborns get ahead and learn faster, which is why Sev makes them do it. Being ambitious, they want to be the best they can be, and so I would think they're grateful to him for it. I wa sso glad that Vernon was dead. I wanted to kill him off for ages. No, not this time. This time the Malfoys will pay for their crimes. I agree, Draco and foster care do not mix. And Sev knows it.
Author's Response: He will, believe me. I wouldn't be surprised if he never touches a drop again. That hangover and Sev's temper was definitely not worth it. And Sev tries really hard to be fair even though he wasn't always in the past. He doesn't want to make an enemy of the son he just found.
Author's Response: You have Draco down perfectly, because that's exactly what he feels like. He was the only kid in Sev's life and all of a sudden Sev has a son, and not just ANY son, but his chief rival. That really makes him nuts. And also afraid that Sev will like Harry better. He'll be finding out about Harry's home life soon. And vice versa.
Author's Response: Nope, not this Snape. Especially when it comes to his son and his ward. Harry and Draco meeting . . .just wait and see it's gonna be very tense and kind of explosive.
Author's Response: Well, he was desperate and had no idea just how potent the summerdew was. It's a fae cordial and it reacts differently with a mostly human metabolism. Sev can tolerate it better because he has a tad more fae blood in him, but Harry has less because Lily was a Muggleborn, so it affects him more. Still, it wasn't very smart and oh Sev will be furious. I agree and it was that firendship with him that made all the difference in his childhood. Petunia does have her good points here.
Author's Response: All the pureblood wizards are related to each other in some degree, but some--like the Malfoys and Blacks are more closely related than others. So yes, they would be related to the Potters and Weasleys, but as distant cousins. I couldn't have Harry react any other way to that news.
Author's Response: Dumbledore would not have cared if Sev was Harry's father, his whole plan centered upon raising Harry in the muggle world. That's why Sev doesn't tell him the truth right away, because he knows D always has an agenda. |
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