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Reviews For Through a Glass, Darkly
Author's Response: Thank you! Yes, Snape had better take Harry to Hogsmeade soon, or Harry'll have to resort to Slytherin tactics ;)... thank you for sharing your thoughts!
(don't read it as last one was bad, it just made me really mad, but was really good written and all) I really like this Slitherin thing in Harry here ;D Author's Response: I'm glad you like Slytherin Harry - it's fun bringing out that side in him! Thank you for reviewing!
I look forward to more! Author's Response: Thank you - yes, after the last chapter, I thought a lighter interlude was in order. Glad you're enjoying the story!
Author's Response: Thank you :)!
Author's Response: It definitely is, and I know what you mean. Religious fanatics make me extremely angry, too. Thank you for reviewing!
and Albsu crying thank you for actually givign him emotions. I think it made what Harry went through that much more powerful Author's Response: Thank you! I'm glad you liked Dumbledore's emotional moment - I like him very much as a character, and I'm glad I managed to show that he isn't indifferent to Harry's suffering. Thank you for reviewing!
I am finding Petunia and Vernon so compelling in your story. It's a horrible mix of despising them and feeling sorry for them. I am really feeling Petunia's conflict between fear of Harry and an instinctive desire to not let a child be injured. I am half reminded of Carole Burnette in Annie, when the kidnapping plot goes to far for her loose code of ethics and she turns on her co-conspiritors. I like their complexity, I enjoy feeling conflicted about how I feel about a character and it makes them three dimensional. They are often characters that are portrayed as having only one side, so it makes a compelling change. It's an exciting and fresh take on the Slytherin Harry concept. I can't wait for the next part. Author's Response: Thank you! Yes, I was really surprised when you guessed correctly about the exorcism (and it was very tempting to give spoilers just then, but I'm glad I resisted!) Thank you so much for the feedback on Vernon and Petunia. The Dursleys are great fun when they're written with a slightly ironic undertone, like in the books, and I found it very challenging to make their fears and prejudices "real" and understandable. I'm so glad you think it worked! Thank you very much for the feedback, I hope you'll continue to enjoy the story!
Author's Response: Thank you! Yes, Harry hasn't had much of a childhood - until now, that is. The next chapter will be up soon!
Author's Response: I'll hold him for you (the priest, I mean)! I'm glad you liked the chapter, and you're very welcome about the chapter note; I'm glad I didn't come across as discriminating, because that really wasn't my intention. Thank you very much for reviewing!
Author's Response: Yes, poor Harry; it's good he has Snape and his friends. I'm glad you liked the chapter, thank you for sharing your thoughts! |
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