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Reviewer: FlaGinnyGirl Signed Date: 2010.04.18 - 08:57PM Title: Departure

P.S. I was glad to see Harry appreciate Neville's sticking up for him. Neville is another character in canon who is underappreciated.

Author's Response: You're adding to your long review!? Neville is one of my favorite secondary characters and definitely underappreciated, so I wanted to move him up as it were and have him show more strength, similar to what he showed after the DA. -- Jim



Reviewer: FlaGinnyGirl Signed Date: 2010.04.18 - 08:55PM Title: Departure

soooo much to say
Ginny willing Harry back to her and Harry hearing her and not wanting to stay where he was because he was without her was brilliant.
You can almost feel how bad the Boys felt when they went in to appologize, it was GREAT how they all protected him at school. I'm glad Harry acknowledged that - hopfully thier relationships will mend soon.They treat Harry like a brother and if he's going to accept that brotherly love then he must except all that it entails - that's a REAL family.
I think it's great that Hedwig knows scabbers is evil - I always did love that bird !!!
The actul 'leaving' scene was very well written, you could almost hear the chaos and Harry trying to keep himself calm.
I'll bet the look on Ginny's face was PRICELESS when her mother called her on the 'midnight flying' It's like I've always said, You can fool some of the people most of the time and you can fool all of the people some of the but you can't fool MOM - especially when that mom is the Incomparable Molly Weasley.
Harry getting to Hogwarts was quite the event. I loved that someone finally gave us a sorting hat with a sense of humor - loved the Merlin name.
It was good to see Malfoy not at the top of the heap as he so obviously thought he would be, it's nice to see a bully knocked down a peg or 2. It broke my heart to see Harry in the wardrobe but I guess he did get overwhelmed and people tend to revert to what's safe and familiar



Author's Response: You did have so much to say! G 'willing' H back is exactly what I tried to convey, along with the connection they share. Already she is a source of strength for him. You know me and contrasts, so we had the mistimed prank, H not accepting their apology, then the brothers (and Percy) doing what they had promised H. As you wrote, that's family and that's the Weasleys. I love the Hedwig character and wanted her to do more than have those telephathic conversations with H. Going after Peter was fun! The Weasleys' madhouse on Sept 1st is one of the iconic events in the series, for me, so I wanted to take my shot at it with H in that reverted state. Thanks for thinking it was done well!

Nothing gets by Molly in that house, so you're right, Ginny's expression would be 'gobsmacked,' especially since she thought she'd fooled everyone for four years. Merlin - I had a ball writing the Sorting with him. I thought there was so much to work with, since we know he talks to the students. In canon, I really didn't think Malfoy was anything more than a mediocre snot, so I had fun knocking him down. We'll see that continue. B, you understand my thinking on Harry sleeping in the wardrobe the first night - to H his familiarity with the enclosed space was the most important factor. Thanks for such a long and detailed review. -- Jim



Reviewer: hpf2114 Signed Date: 2009.12.03 - 10:47AM Title: Departure

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Reviewer: piltad Signed Date: 2008.10.12 - 07:12AM Title: Departure

Well you did have a lot of humor in this chapter surprisingly didn't expect to see that much though I do think some of it was because what other fan fics did that got me like the Sorting Hats name/names did think that was good really liked the talk that you had between Harry and Merlin do think that it was good for him and think that it could really help him out if he could spend more time with the hat.

I am loving how your writing Percy that is something completely new I really wish the story continued just to see how you would develop Percy's character and your story is so great.

You certainly made things interesting with Malfoy also. Do want to see interaction with Snape also. And I am really hopping that the staff meeting was only Heads of Houses or Harry's secret is out of the bag or the DADA and Muggle Studies teacher wasn't there.

Author's Response: I've always thought that the Hat, or Merlin, was underutiized. Merlin was a fun way to poke fun at the Sorting Ceremony and also pass info on to Harry. They will talk again.

If the story continues, I would see Percy as detail-oriented and straight laced, but he would also care for his family, including Harry, be more involved in their lives at home and school, and more of an overall leader.

Malfoy's another character whose qualities were changed around. Lots more coming from him, and Snape will have a different role, too. Looking forward to more of your reviews! -- Jim



Reviewer: charlz1983 Signed Date: 2008.09.17 - 11:11AM Title: Departure

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hedwig already knows that the rat is wormtail. she see, to be a little like fawkes, who can give a bit of "advice".
he handled malfoy well, and talking of which he is a lot meaner that jk made him out to be! also you described the castle much better than she did! and sname taking points of his own house, my god!
loved harry's interaction with the sorting hat, i thought that was a nice moments, and i like his "weasley" moments as well!
then after ginny's letter, it all got too much for him. he will get there eventually. can't wait to see what you have in store.
i have enjoyed your story so far, its has been very eye opening!

charlotte x

Author's Response: Hi Charlotte! Hedwig and Harry had such a connection in canon that I wanted to extend that to this story. And animal instincts are so true.

Malfoy - I saw very little in canon that was positive about Draco, so it was fun to have him set records losing House points. Had to have Snape take from his own House, since he was so blatantly against the other Houses in canon. The Sorting Hat was like McG, in that he had inklings in canon of qualities that would be fun to play with. Just too much fun to pass up with Harry, Goyle, and Crabbe especially. I'm really glad you're enjoying the story, and I'm looking forward to your continuing reviews. -- Jim



Reviewer: TGIF Signed Date: 2008.08.28 - 12:35AM Title: Departure

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Ok two things to start off with.

1.) I wrote a very nice, heartfelt review and it was lost when I tried to submit it because I was logged out. So now I'll try to remember everything I said....

2.) I am so happy to have finally gotten around to reading this story again. I was busy and fell a few chapters behind and each time I saw there was an update I was like "Oh noooo! Im falling so behind!!"

I was devestated to see that Harry reverted back to sleeping in the wardrobe. Understandable given the trials he had to face in the last 48 hours. Talk about being over-stimulated. But it was still heart wrenching.

(One minor criticism to get out of the way) I didn't find it too believable to see the students initial reaction to Malfoy. Just knowing how different (strong) personalities attend Hogwarts, I don't see all of them collectively (and vocalizing) their negative thoughts about Malfoy even before the Sorting.

That aside...

I wanted to take the time and thank/praise you for tackling such a serious issue. You've seriously considered how such a serious event could affect someone and it is incredibly realistic. Sometimes the more realisitc a story is, the harder it is to read (and write) and some readers prefer something lighter and more romanticized/glamorized. I've also seen many other authors take on equally serious issues (mostly on other sites) and fail. Subjecfs such as rape or murder are not handled with as much care that you've put into this story and they've fallen short. You're patience in taking a realstic approach to Harry's recovery. I'm sure it must be hard for you since you basically hold the speed of Harry's recovery in your hands. Temptation to speed it up most be overwhelming, eh?

Your faithful (and procrastinating) reader,
Christine

Author's Response: Hi Christine, Welcome back! I always copy my reviews before sending them now, because I've lost a number of looong ones, like you did. If I am timed out, then I don't lose what I've written.

Regarding Malfoy, his comments upon arriving at the Hogsmeade train station were so out of line that he created enmity in most of the students.

This has been the toughest story I've ever written. Besides the Dursley years, trying to keep Harry's recovery realistic has been the next hardest thing to do. Thanks for recognizing some of the challenges behind the story. -- Jim



Reviewer: Abraxan Signed Date: 2008.08.27 - 01:56AM Title: Departure

And when his roommates find out he's been sleeping in his wardrobe, things will be worse for him! Poor Harry!!!

Abraxan

Author's Response: Isn't it ironic how people return to the familiar, even when it's not the best alternative for them? -- Jim



Reviewer: I_love_hpforever Signed Date: 2008.06.29 - 08:30PM Title: Departure

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Okay, I'm actually going to be popping back and forth down here to the review box throughout the chapter so I don't forget things like I did in the previous chapters. The beginning, with the reaction to the prank. I don't know if it's just me but I just have this feeling that even though Harry is so mad at the twins and Ron for this...he will follow Ginny's advice and revenge will be brought and maybe that will be the thing to get him laughing again.

Next was the part with Hedwig and that makes me smile. Hedwig has always been described as an intelligent bird and I love how you are expanding on that idea in the fact that Hedwig can sense he's not just an ordinary rat. It's like how crookshanks knew and Hedwig just hadn't spent as much time around the animal or I'm sure she would have known too, it seems as if all magical aniamls have this snese, or at least that is what I have fathered from the HP books. I mean, at least that's how I'm reading it as, Hedwig knows that scabbers is really Peter or at least not a real rat, I just don't think it's a predator//prey thing.

Of course the goodbye's with the Weasley's are bringing me close to tears at the present moment. My heart just breaks as I know how it feels to say goodbye to a best friend. Heck, I had to do that two weeks ago this Wednesday because my best friend moved up to Nashville and that was hard. *sighs* Off to the Hogwarts Express...

Nevermind off to Hogwarts. So no meeting Hermione or Draco on the train, interesting...

Nevermind, there is the ferret. Ohhh....never a good thing to do...talk back to Percy when he is being nice and to insult a prefect...never a smart move. Okay, next...

Bushy-haired girl. Hermione. *snort*

MERLIN! I LOVE IT! That is so amazing! The entire conversation with the hat was unbelieveable and I can't wait to read another as I'm sure Merlin and Harry will have at least one more conversation.

Dean and Seamus....annoying little gits right now in my opinion. And Ron...well I personally want to smack Ron. Instead of saying he had problems Ron just should have told them to lay off...but then again, Ron always has been a bit thick. *shrugs*

The ending of the chapter is of course somewhat upsetting and I do hope things get slightly easier. Of course, knowing the journey Harry has already taken I doubt things will ever be perfectly easy for him.

Overall another amazing chapter Jim and now I'm off to the next. I think I will continue to do my reviews like this, it was fun. ^^

~Kat

Author's Response: Stream of consciousness as a review - I love it! Kat, have you noticed that your reviews are getting longer? Harry has fallen back to his Dursley type of reaction - just drawing in. Interesting theory about Hedwig. My feeling is that she knows that rat isn't a real rat, and that there is something "wrong" about him. I doubt if she knows he is Peter. Same type of reaction as Crookshanks. Definitely not a predator-based reaction.

Malfoy will be treated differently in the story. Hope you like what happens to him. Oh, the Hat. I thought it presented too great an opportunity to pass up, since we knew he could talk/sing. Harry was overwhelmed and needed the reassurance of something familiar, in this case, the wardrobe subbing for the cupboard. On to your next review. Thanks! -- Jim



Reviewer: hga Signed Date: 2008.06.19 - 06:53PM Title: Departure

"Ferret Season! Rabbit Season! Ferret Season! Rabbit Season! Rabbit Season! I say FERRET SEASON and I say FIRE! (BLAM!)"

It just somehow came to mind as I was reading this chapter ^_^.

- Harold

Author's Response: hga, Thanks a lot. I am now picturing Malfoy as Bugs Bunny! Neville as Elmer Fudd? Thanks for laugh. -- Jim



Reviewer: knightsbridge Signed Date: 2008.06.07 - 03:20PM Title: Departure

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I loved Merlin the Hat's reaction to everyone...so mutch better than Jo's description. Aso, almost everyones reaction to Malfoy.

It's still terribly sad that the nly solice Harry ca find is in a wardrobe, finding it a familiar place. I have the feeling the Cupboard Under The Stairs will not leave him for quite some time.

Darian

Author's Response: Darian, I see you're catcing up! If you guessed I had fun with Merlin, you would be right - same with Malfoy. The new surroundings, how large eveything was, his notariety, all overwhelmed Harry and made him seek something familiar. In this case, that was the wardrobe. Again, thanks for your reviews. It's great to have you back! -- Jim



Reviewer: Laurendcg05 Signed Date: 2008.06.05 - 05:31PM Title: Departure

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Yes, the dumbledore dream again, stupid controlling, manipulative bastard. I'm very suprised at Snape's reactions, though they are very entertaining too. As of now, he must not be feeling any love towards Malfoy! I should've known the prank had been meant for GInny, but it didn't really occur to me until I thought more on it, I should do that more often! What's Dean saying comments for? He's a muggle born who probably never even heard of the Boy Who Lived before the train ride. I really like how Harry is essentially two different people right now due to his past, hopefully he chooses to get rid of the other one soon. I love this story, I do hope that you consider continuing furthur than Year 1, I just love your Ginny!

Author's Response: Lauren, your mention of Harry being two people due to his past is a central theme in the story, as Harry tries to bring out his "real" personality. The next chapter will have the first Potions class, and I hope you will find it interesting. It also will have a few other surprises. Thanks for another enthusiastic review! -- Jim



Reviewer: Belcris Signed Date: 2008.05.29 - 01:57AM Title: Departure

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Another great chapter. Once again you showed a firm grasp on Harry's mental condition and his point of view. Kudos. :)

I'll read 22 tomorrow, and hope it's as good as this one. :)

Chris

PS. I teared up when he crawled into the wardrobe.

Author's Response: Hi Chris, One of the feelings I get from this Harry is that he is a survivor, and he'll find a way to keep going, even if that means sleeping in the wardrobe occasionally. Thanks for letting me know how it affected you. -- Jim



Reviewer: HGRHfan35 Signed Date: 2008.05.28 - 04:05PM Title: Departure

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Hi Jim, I'm back for round 2 and my possibly 13th review in 2 chapters. LOL
Glad to see that Harry gets out of his funk a bit sooner and that his trust does come back albeit slowly.
Sorry he misses Ginny so much and I can see that she is his lifeline although I do hope he will strike up a friendship with 'the rude girl' and with Neville and who knows, with Draco out of the way there will be more room for inter-house friendships.

Harry 'dream' state made me think that he withdrew into himself, to his magical core and that the thing that the fog was keeping away from him may have been the horcrux? Or is it his darker half that got him through the Dursley time. *rambling again*

Go Percy Go Percy ..... Ooooh he is soooo good in this story, I like your Percy, he much more relaxed and not so stuck up. You mentioned that Hogwarts was Harry's first magical building but what would you cal the Burrow than. That thing wouldn't stay erect without Magic. :)

Two more things, Fat Lady sings to a new tune. Courage? Was it not Caput Draconis? Oooh wel, liberal AU right? Sad that Harry felt he would sleep beter in the cupboard, although I must admit that a familiar place/bed does sleep beter. Wich is exactly what I'm going to do. Next chapter is printed and I'll give you my review tommorow.

Until next time Jim, Thanx, Collinda

Author's Response: Hi Collinda! I saw that the number of reviews had spiked and now I know why! May I write one response (for the previous review) and ditto after that?

Now that Harry has some support (from the Weasleys), he is able to bounce back a bit more quickly, though he still retains that Dursley-influenced distrust. Plus, due to Mr W, he is strongly motivated to establish inter-house friendships (IHFs - lol). The dream fog was self-protective, as with the Dursleys.

Since family is such a key element to the story, I wanted to pull Percy back in and let his better qualities show a little more often. As for The Burrow, it definitely is held together by magic. With Hogwarts, though, it contains magic, almost like a person, with the Room of Requirement, moving stair cases, the Chamber, so its on a much greater scale.

Definitely sad with Harry's sleeping arrangement, but he needed the familiarity. Thanks for reviewing, and I'm looking forward to another tomorrow. -- Jim



Reviewer: Seeker Sis Signed Date: 2008.05.27 - 05:50PM Title: Departure

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Jim,

It was fun visiting the fog again - one of our little secrets! It goes without saying (but I'll say it anyway) that the ending was heartbreaking. I hope he will be out of his familiar place soon and will find it less and less a necessity for his frame of mind.

Always your fan,
YLS



Author's Response: Hi Sis, So you couldn't stay away from the little one? Harry has lived a good portion of his life in isolation, so it's easy for him to revert to something familiar in times of stress.

The next chapter has been submitted, so you'll be able to read soon what happens from there. Thanks for reviewing. -- JIm/YBB



Reviewer: Wanderer Signed Date: 2008.05.27 - 10:22AM Title: Departure

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Hmm. Will Snape actually be nice to Harry or will Snape end up plastered to the wall...

Author's Response: Hi Wanderer, We'll find out soon! Thanks for reviewing.



Reviewer: DebbieO Signed Date: 2008.05.24 - 11:24AM Title: Departure

This is becoming a very different story from the original. I like it very much, but sometimes I think Ginny seems too mature for a ten year old. Her understanding and ministrations to Harry were more adultlike than Mr. and Mrs. Weasley's were. I thought the boys' reactions to their own misbehavior very believable and I liked that Ron was the first to speak up and apologize. I want to see more Ron in this story.

Malfoy is certainly getting his. That's another way in which this story is dramatically different.

I loved the interaction with the hat. The light conversation and understanding was refreshing. If this was real life, I still think that Harry has no business being off at a boarding school this soon after being rescued. Especially after his setback.

The setback itself was much more dramatic than I expected. I guess it makes sense though. If this was real life, Harry would probably always have flashback type experiences and be in danger of shutting down. I think they will diminish over time, but it is highly questionable to me whether a boy this fragile could bear up under the challenges we know await him. I can only believe he is going to get stronger and healthier over time, but it seems to me that this would have been better facilitated at the Burrow than at Hogwarts.

At any rate, you have me entirely hooked. I can't stop reading the second I start no matter how motivated I am to get to bed. I'm glad this came in on a Thursday because I would have suffered more from the lack of sleep if it had been earlier in the week. I got to catch up today.

Author's Response: Well, that's irritating. I'd almost finished my response, when I inadvertently hit some combination of keys that ocmpletely eliminated everything I had written. No, not the delete key!

Here we go again. The story will continue to diverge from canon, while keeping some of the first book's structure. The Ginny in this story reflects her being surrounded by older, very talented, and creative brothers, in an open, loving, and supportive environment. I see this environment as one in which an intelligent witch like Ginny would be quite mature for her age. Plus, she and Harry instinctively understand each other, though they come from two virtually opposite "families."

You're exactly right about real life being completely different for Harry. But he looks at going to Hogwarts as not that much different than being left at the Dursleys and everything he had to cope with during his nearly ten years there. So, the prank and going to Hogwarts are just two more events that are similar to how his life has been to this point, which is a sad commentary.

I'm glad you're hooked, because I really appreciate your comments and the perspective you bring. Thanks for taking the time to leave them. -- Jim



Reviewer: bransfolly Signed Date: 2008.05.24 - 06:01AM Title: Departure

First off congratulations on becoming the 25th most reviewed story here at Siye.

Secondly sorry about the late review, but when i write i don't read anything (even newspapers)

You know you should have called this Chapter "Pains, Trains and Automobiles" don't you?

Liked the fact that Percy stopped the escalation of hostilities, i like the fact even more that reaction to him stopping a hex before Harry arrived would have made him prank material and now his dynamic has changed in the family.

Harry acts very much like a trapped animal at all times, it's handy he has Ginny there to open a door at times for him to escape - he will be missing that at Hogwarts. His world has be turned 180 degrees. Before he managed to be invisible, hard to be that when everyone knows your name.

"I'll miss you most" Now why was i expecting a tin man and a scarecrow?

Nice use of Non-Verbal ;o)

Nice touch with the hat and hearing other students sorted, really enjoyed the comedy.

Also many thanks for not using the words of canon, so many do and it was wonderful to have all that in the background whilst you concentrated on the important material.

Common room password change - any reason why?

Please don't make Malfoy redeemable in this story and not this early on. He is a bigoted person who lacks any real talent and gets involved three leagues above what he is capable of. Also your Snape, again he isn't a nice person and i really cant see him acting that way but i will hold judgement till next chapter.

Well Done

Paul

Author's Response: Thanks, Paul! To say I'm shocked at SH being the 25th most reviewed story and 24th "favorite" would be a gross understatement. Once things settled down from the interesting start, I've been blessed with an incredible group of people following the story. I feel I'm very lucky to have had readers respond they way they have.

You've got to tell me about your writing. That was too juicy of a comment to end it there. And why am I seeing Steve Martin and John Candy when I read your suggested title?

One of the fun things I'm trying to do with the story is to bring out secondary canon qualities in some of the characters. Percy is one example; McG is another. I'm trying to have Percy's actions line up better with his aspirations, so he's taking more of a leadership role.

Your analysis of Harry being trapped is exactly how I see him in this story. His years with the Dursleys created this mentality. And you're right, his coping mechanism is not appropriate for Hogwarts. Your invisible/famous statement is almost exactly what I have in my notes. So, stop that! :-) LOL to 'non-verbal!' I have the list in front of the keyboard.

I've said this in a previous response, but it was too hard to pass up using Merlin's ability to speak. The story will continue to either create new events or approach canon events in different ways. That will become more obvious in the next chapter, but also is shown by the different password.

Again, you've nailed my opinion of Draco. As for Snape, remember he is a Slytherin through and through. That's about all I can say here.

Paul, I always look forward to your analysis. Thanks for putting in the time and effort - they are much appreciated. -- Jim



Reviewer: NotACat Signed Date: 2008.05.23 - 11:38AM Title: Departure

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Oh, my! Where do I start?

First off, I've only given this chapter 9 stars so as to leave room for the the ultimate 10 in case there's a better one later ;-)

Bringing Harry back from his crash is a masterful bit of Ginnyism: she's a total poppet, isn't she? I like your Molly and Arthur too, and those poor boys! What a way to have a prank back-fire...

I hope we're going to see more of Tracy and Daphne: I think they get a bad press. I've seen them portrayed as willing accomplices to Draco's monstery, or as unwilling pawns of the pure-blood supremacists: I'm hoping that your Harry can save them from all that.

I can see what you're doing with Hermione: cruel and harsh, but fair up to a point. I hope you'll find a kind way of pointing out to her that shooting your mouth off won't necessarily make you friends. Don't let's forget, she's likely had to suffer abuse herself, if not to such an extent as Harry: school children are not kind to those who stand out, and finding out that this marvellous magical world is just as full of means gits as the Muggle one you've left behind is going to be a shock to her system.

Having said that, I love what you're doing to Draco. He *is* a complete twit, and the reaction of the other students to him here seems completely natural to me. Maybe he's redeemable, maybe not.

Don't you feel sorry for poor little Harry, taking refuge in a wardrobe? I hope he wakes up in time so as not to be discovered, or that would just add to his embarrassment...

As I've said before, I do hope you can carry this on way into the future. I really want to see how Ginny's arrival at Hogwarts affects Harry, and how he copes with the ensuing chaos with her at his side.

Author's Response: LOL - Now you've given me a challenge to get a ten from you. Consider it accepted! :-)

Hopefully, some lessons on both sides will be learned from the misfiring prank. Ginny does get right to where Harry lives, doesn't she?

Daphne and Tracey - and others - all factor into one of the themes we will be exploring in the Hogwarts chapters. So does Hermione, but a different theme, though the two may overlap a bit. And you're right about Draco. He, too, has some lessons to learn.

Try to look at Harry as returning to something familiar, something that is comfortable to him. Refuge is the right word, though.

Thanks for your literate comments. I look forward to them! -- Jim



Reviewer: Leonheart666 Signed Date: 2008.05.23 - 04:08AM Title: Departure

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Hogwarts is gonna be even harder than I imagined! You keep making things worse for little Harry. lol

I love Draco being hated by the rest of the school, I'm glad you used him as a tool to keep people off Harry's back.

I wanna know what Ginny and Harry wrote about in full!

Good Chapter, looking forward to the next

Tim

Author's Response: Hi Tim, When you think about Hogwarts, it has most of the elements that Harry is uncomfortable with, minus the Dursleys. So, it will be a challenge for him. For the first time in his life, though, he has people who care for him - the Weasleys.

Draco is a product of his environment. His problem is that he is now in a different environment. 'Nuff said. As for Harry and Ginny's letters, I thought the chapter was long enough as it was. Maybe, I'll show both letters in the next chapter. :-) Thanks for reviewing! -- Jim



Reviewer: DebbieO Signed Date: 2008.05.23 - 01:25AM Title: Departure

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Okay...I think I may know how it feels to Apparate now. You just squeezed my emotions through a tube, let them out and squeezed them again. I had NO intention of reading this tonight, but you sucked me in. Now it's late and I have to get up early for work...argh. How dare you write so well!?

I'll give you a real review tomorrow, Jim. It was excellent. Terribly painful at times, but excellent.

Author's Response: Hi DebbieO! That was a pretty long chapter, so I hope you didn't miss too much sleep. :-) I love your description of how I dragged you into reading the chapter!

Hope your day goes well. I'm looking forward to your "real review." I'll try to work on the writing thing. -- Jim




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