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Reviews For An Uncertain Future
There is no softening of Snape whatsoever. I am surprised that Snape's body was still in the shrieking shack...I would have thought t=one of the first things Harry would do, before taking a leisurely stroll back down memory lane, would have been to bring Snapes body back to the castle to be lain with all of the others who had fought for the side of the light. I was glad to see that you bought Ginny into Harry's thoughts. I thought you might be leaving her out. And how come Scrimgoeur is still alive...did you say somewhere that he would be? I couldn't see any notes to that effect. Kingsley was made interim MoM in canon. He would have been more sympathetic to Harry's claim that Severus is innocent. Looking forward to what will happen next, though I think things are not going to go well for either Harry or Sev. Lesley Author's Response: OOps! You got me! I completely forgot that Scrimgeour died! Ok, well consider this a warning that Scrimgeour is back! Yikes! I guess I'd had better go back and reread DH! Thanks for catching that! Actually, I suppose it is just as well that I made that error, because it just would have been too easy if Kingsley were the Minister, wouldn't it? Is anything EVER easy in fanficland? ;) Well, Harry went almost directly into the Pensieve after defeating Voldemort, because he was in shock, and felt a mixture of grief, happiness and lonliness. He just wanted to see his parents and feel close to them. Unfortunately, he got more than he bargained for! Perhaps if Harry had not seen the memories, he would have thought to retrieve Snape's body immediately. We do not always think clearly when we are in a state of shock. Yes, Snape is a really ungrateful bastard in this story. But, don't worry...he'll lighten up...eventually! It will be a rocky road though, and Sev is a hard nut to crack. Harry did take an awful risk in dabbling in Dark Magic, but we all know how impestuous Harry can be. Gotta love him! His only thought was to reward Snape for risking his life for him, and having loved his mother so deeply. Unfortunately...Snape did not apprectiate the gift that he was given. Yes Lesley, Ginny will play a major part in this story. You and Tabitha have inspired me with your hot and heavy scenes between her and Harry. Although, I must warn you that Ginny will not be pleased at the transformation that Harry undergoes, and things will not be all rosy for the two. But, they will eventually work out their differences! I'm a romantic at heart, after all! ;) Phew, ok, I'm long-winded, aren't I? Thanks for your review! I'm looking forward to YOUR next updates on SS & the Muggle, and Shocking Discovery! ;) Can't wait!
Author's Response: Thank you!
I'll do my best to do just that! ;)
And what an ending! Well, it'll be interesting to see how McGonagall responds. Author's Response: Thank you Kristeh. Coming from you, that is a compliment indeed! I feel sorry for Harry too! :) As I said to someone else, Harry is in way over his head, and Severus' initial reaction, though harsh, is due to the fact that he has lost so much because of his poor judgement, when he was not much younger than Harry himself. We all know that Snape is not the most demonstrative person, and much of his anger is really due to his fear for Harry. He would never admit it though! Hmmm...McGonagall's reaction, yes well...I think that she is in shock! ;)
Author's Response: Thanks Kristeh! I'm just honoured that you can even find the time to read MY story, when you must be spending so much time writing your own brilliant story, "Slave Child". Yes, Harry has lost out on so much, and I think that although he claims that he brought Snape back to give Snape a second chance, that I think that deep down that Harry was hoping that he could have the family that he never had. There are many events that will occur, that are going to make Snape do some serious soul-searching (ooh, look at that ...get it? SOUL-SEARCHING, you know...SOUL?) Ok, I'll shut up now! :) BTW, I can't wait to read YOUR next update of Slave Child! ;)
By the way I've just updated Shadows, in case you didn't realize it. :) Author's Response: Thank you Snapegirl! It's true that no one knows better than Snape that Dark Magic may seem mysterious and exciting, but it can destroy you. Harry is going to need Snape's guidance soon, because he is in way over his head. Snape is at a crossroads now; Voldemort is gone, and the path ahead is unclear to him. There are so many possibilities in a world where he is free from the Dark Lords control. Unfortunately, being a father is something that is totally foreign to Snape, and he did not have the best role model. Then again... Harry doesn't know how to be someone's son either. Maybe, they will teach each other. Oh, thanks for letting me know that you've updated Shadows. I just got home from work, so I haven't had a chance to read any of the other stories that are posted. Well, I think I'll mosey right along and read it. Then you can respond to MY wonderful review! ;)
Author's Response: Yes...poor Harry. Snape's reaction is rather harsh, but dabbling in Dark Magic could have serious consequences for Harry. Harry is still young, and naive in so many ways, and he just doesn't understand the seriousness of what he's done. Eventually, perhaps Snape will discover the difficulties that Harry has endured throughout his young life, and I'm certain that if Snape knew the treatment that Harry suffered at the hands of the Dursley's, particularly his uncle, well...let's just say that I would not want to be the Dursleys! Snape and Harry have a rocky road ahead of them, but hopefully they will be able to learn to undestand one another.
Author's Response: Yes, Snape is true to character, isn't he? What was Harry thinking by returning Snape from the Veil? Did he really think that Snape would show gratitude? This is Snape we're talking about... Gotta love the old grump though! Maybe, just maybe...he'll get a teensy-weensy bit nicer...maybe! ;)
Author's Response: Yeah, Harry was definitely angry with Dumbledore. I always felt too, that Dumbledore should have made more of an effort to make sure that Harry as properly cared for at the Dursley's. Yes...Dumbledore has played Harry and Snape like chess peices! Thanks for taking the time to review, it means alot to me.
Author's Response: Well...Snape has had a tremendous shock, he just needs a bit of time. Harry is really going to need him soon, and hopefully Snape will step up to the plate, and be there for his son, like he hasn't been in the past. We'll just have wait to see if Snape will soften up, won't we? ;)
Author's Response: Yeah, Snape is not necessarily a nice guy in this story. However...as time goes on, he will come to see Harry in a differnt light. He was just really angry at Harry for using Dark Magic to bring him back. But then again...Snape has never been known to be the most reasonable person. Right now, Snape is in shock, and feels cheated that he didn't get to be reunited in death with Lily, and of course he blames Harry for this. Given time though, he will be drawn to Harry, because Harry is so much like Lily; once Snape can get past his prejudices, of course. |
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