I'm sorry that you don't like it, but then if
you didn’t like the first part then you were unlikely to like the rest of it,
were you? I would hazard a guess that you will not like Twelve Months as it
progresses as well. Still, thank you for being honest; a bad review can stir
you up to think about why you have the characters do things.
I’ll try and deal with some of the points you
raise…
I can
never imagine Ron, Hermione and Ginny treating Harry that way. Grief is
grief, and there is no right or wrong way go through it. Telling someone
they're grieving wrong does nothing to help.
Well I didn’t say that it was right, but people do that in real life.
Everyone has their own ideas about how people should behave and don't waste
their time in letting others know.
The
idea that any of the Weasleys or even Hermione, whose own lives are filled with
parents, relatives and loved ones and always have been that they lost Sirus,
too is simply not the same thing. Nowhere close.
Sorry I’m not sure what you’re getting at here, perhaps there is a word missing? …sorry.
I
felt horrible for Remus, but what happened between he and Harry is absolutely
none of Hermione’s business.
No it isn’t really any of Hermione’s
business, but then I’ve not written her sympathetically here, so the fact that
you’re wound up about her is really a compliment to how I wrote her… isn’t it?
Anyway...I
really am enjoying the 12 months story, but I can't read this one.
Well
as I said above, if you don’t like this then you’ll probably go off Twelve
Months soon as well.
There
is something missing in all these characters - Harry included - and they just
don't seem right to me. Sorry.
I wonder how three kids who have battled
ten Death Eaters are supposed to behave? I’ve portrayed them as a little frayed
around the edges, which is understandable really isn’t it?
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