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Reviews For Harry's New Home
Of course, I always enjoy when that pointy head butts up against that black clad breastbone - and it happened twice this chapter, so that makes me a happy Hufflepuff! Author's Response: Exactly right - I intended it to show that Harry was feeling secure enough to push the limits and test (subconsciously) Snape's commitment. :)
Author's Response: Ha ha ha! I quite agree - Snape must have had a brain freeze from the ice cream to think it was a good idea! :)
Author's Response: LOL! Gotta love Siri. I view him as this loving, thoughtless, emotionally-driven, big, brave, nitwitted kind of person who never had the chance to grow up (the way most of us do in the decade after leaving school) and so is making up for lost time even as he exasperates his more mature peers (ie Remus!). Glad to hear you like my rendition!
Author's Response: Thank you! What you describe is what I think of as the best fanfic - where it's all very very close to canon, yet tweaked just that quarter turn so you can play the "what if..." game. :) I'm really happy to hear you think of it in that way too. :)
The internal letters are my favorites though, hilarious! Author's Response: Ha ha ha! Thank you - I have grown quite fond of him too. :) And I'll do my best to keep the letters coming!
Author's Response: Thank you very, very much! I'm honored that you feel that way. :)
Author's Response: Wow! Now THAT is a huge compliment! Thank you so much!!!
Author's Response: Thank you! I was worried that the tantrum wouldn't work - but you described everything I was hoping to achieve with it. :)
Author's Response: I'm so happy to hear you found the chapter so affecting. :) I really wanted to bring out Sev's anguish at misreading the situation and walloping Harry (even if it didn't really hurt). But I also wanted to show that Snape could not only relate to Harry's grief but also wanted to do something for the boy to *show* that he understood.
Author's Response: Ha ha ha! Yes, he does, doesn't he? I think most dads (or uncles) are a bit stymied when having to deal with more than the usual number, so I agree with you that Snape does a pretty impressive job, especially for a novice. (Though of course that Slytherin nature of his would let him play with Gryffindor minds!) I've never understood the fanfics that make Snape a heavy handed disciplinarian - why would a Slytherin find it necessary to hurt his own hand paddling little boys' behinds when his words should be able to cause even more anguish and guilt?? <snicker> Now *that's* Slytherin!!! ;) |
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