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Reviews For When the Boat Comes In
Author's Response: Thanks ^^ It's really nice to hear that; I love writing but it's such a difficult career to get into that every confidence boost helps ^^
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Author's Response: Thank you, I'm glad you're enjoying it
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Author's Response: Thanks ^^ I'm glad you liked it :)
I especially like your take on Slytherin! Of course, that could be 'cause I tend to be more Slytherin than any other House...and Snape's my favorite character. >=] Author's Response: Thanks ^^ I'm really glad that this backstory has received such a positive response; what you say about common beliefs is very true- most people seldom look at what they're told critically and, when you do the research, the conclusions which one can draw are often very different. Thanks for the review and I hope you continue to enjoy the story
Author's Response: Thanks. Yes, while there are some criminals who are equally brutal and cruel to their families, many have very different personas, depending on who they're with. Although it's not pleasant, dividing our fellow creatures into 'people' and 'non-people' is a practice stemming back into pre-history. A common example is a child who, whilst wolfing down beef with gusto, would go green at the very thought of eating horse; as the pony is considered 'people', i.e. a sentient creature with feelings, the child could not stomach eating it. The cow, on the other hand, is a 'non-person', meaning that the same scruples do not apply.
“Kind of check” Draco gave a chocolaty grin. ... “Dashing, smart and heroic leader” asked Draco. “Check” Grinned Blaise, pointing to himself." Love Author's Response: Thanks for the review. I love writing Draco and Blaise interaction, so I'm glad when people say that they enjoy reading it :)
Anyway. >.< 10/10 Author's Response: Thanks ^^ I'm really glad you've enjoyed this story and I'm happy that you like my portrayal of Lucius, he's one of my favourite characters to write, along with Draco, because there's such a delicious contrast between the astute, dangerous politician (his public persona) and the indulgent, loving, protective father (private persona). In the canon, we see glimpses of both personas but, because Harry is an antagonist, those glimpses are all we get, which is a shame. To me, Lucius and Draco are daddy leopard and baby leopard; Lucius, all regal demeanor, power and grace, with little Draco bouncing along at his heels, trying to look equally cool and sophisticated as he trips over his own paws!
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