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Reviews For Alea Iacta Est
Now I must prepare myself for "A Flurry of Precautions" :D More candy yay! TY! Author's Response: I'm happy he was reasonable, too, though I think he didn't have much in him to be unreasonable. Emotionally, he's drained from his breakdown still. Yes, now you must prepare for "A Flurry of Precautions." ;) Thanks!
Author's Response: Thanks. Yes, our kitty will be back. She'll give us a humorous moment before we delve back into the darker stuff. =)
So, we'll get to see more of Flurry next chapter? I can't wait! Here's a smile for you! :D Author's Response: Thanks! Harry's driven by pain at the moment, so I think Sev's explanation hit the chord that he avoid a potentially painful procedure. Plus, he's in a delicate state emotionally at the moment and isn't up for a fight or argument. Yes, we'll definitely see more of Flurry next chapter. *smiles* I got it. =)
Author's Response: I'm glad he learned it, too. It's amazing what a little spell can do, isn't it? Despite Sev insisting he isn't a shrink teaching kids and being a spy gives him a great practical education concerning the psychological nature of people, and this will help him with Harry. You're welcome and thank you!
Is that the same as Miss Adamson or was that an Oops? Author's Response: It's the same as Miss Adamson. In Chapter 14, I believe, she gave Harry the option to call her Miss Lucy and as that part was in his POV, he sometimes calls her that in his head.
Oh, I just love how gentle and considerate that Snape is being, and somehow you just pull it off and it's believable. You just did the transition so smoothly, that I didn't even blink an eyelid, or question it, like I do with some stories. You've done such a marvelous job with this story. You write like you have experience with this dreadful disease. I can't wait for more Ella, simply beautiful writing. That's all I can say. Author's Response: Thanks, Pandora! Your review really made me smile. I'm relieved that Harry wasn't upset, too. I'm so glad to hear it's believable. I know it's quick, but for some reason it works. Even I can't explain it. ;) I guess it goes to show that a serious illness really changes a lot of things. I mean what's petty reasons for "hating" each other when there's a sick child in the picture.
Author's Response: Thanks! Did you get a strawberry, grape, butterscotch, or cinnamon one? They can be quite adorable can't they? ;)
One thing though is that you continue to switch between calling the Specialist "Miss Adamson" and "Miss Lucy". It is very jarring to read. I would suggest that you stick to one name during narration, unless it is from a character's POV who calls her such. Anyhow, good job! Author's Response: Thanks. Snape has no choice, but to be patient. He knows Harry's very sick and has to make allowances for that. As for the Miss Lucky vs. Miss Adamson thing, that part is from Harry's POV although it wasn't as intimate POV compared to the last chapter. It might've gotten lost a little since there were many things to describe, but thanks for letting me know. I'll try to work on that.
Author's Response: Thanks! I plan to spend much of the day tomorrow writing, so hopefully I'll get that the next chapter out sooner than this one.
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