pyromain Tuesday 5th June 2007 14:03 | Waiting |
I've got the feeling the story left me haning, don't know how to say it different. It just like its a piece of a story and I'm missing the end. |
Grandma Kate Thursday 24th August 2006 21:29 | Waiting |
I like this war torn universe, and hopes it leads to The Lighthouse again.
So that's how Ginny learned so much. |
Evelyn Monday 6th February 2006 11:52 | Waiting |
So Hogwarts really didn't reopen?
"It was funny, Ginny thought, as falling snow mixed with falling leaves. I almost feel like I’m dead", "Three months without sun had dulled her skin and personality", "She felt like the princess locked in the tower without any prince to rescue her" : One can actually *see* Ginny sitting in her room, alone.
Snape's diary opened up possibilities, didn't it? I would have never thought of improving or inventing new spells, anyway.
And I really love Fleur, now... She was brilliant, already in "Perfectly lovely", but here... *blows kiss to Fleur*
Great work! |
ChaoticK Sunday 5th February 2006 04:42 | Waiting |
Two thumbs, waaaaaay up....
You Go, Ginny!
Excellent and I hope there's more! |
XXXmister-E werepony unit Friday 3rd February 2006 12:22 | Waiting |
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ninkenate Friday 3rd February 2006 10:14 | Waiting |
That was amazing. I really liked The Lighthouse before and now look forward to the rewrite with renewed interest. The Ginny you've created here is going to be a force to be reckoned with. |
Friday 3rd February 2006 15:57 | Waiting (Author Response) |
Thank you! |
sweetdreamer285 Thursday 2nd February 2006 15:59 | Waiting |
Poor Ginny!
I can almost relate, being at home everyday for nearly a year...*shudders*
Will there be a follow up on this story?
If so, !
Thank you for sharing your story. |
sweetdreamer285 Thursday 2nd February 2006 15:56 | Waiting |
Poor Ginny!
I can almost relate, being at home everyday for nearly a year...*shudders*
Will there be a follow up on this story?
If so, !
Thank you for sharing your story. |
Friday 3rd February 2006 15:56 | Waiting (Author Response) |
Yes, there will be a few followups, actually.
First, something directly after, called Victory, dealing with the postwar period, and then a rewrite of an earlier fic of mine, The Lighthouse, to fit with these oneshots and HBP canon. |
critmo Thursday 2nd February 2006 10:56 | Waiting |
Brilliant description , although I would deplore it if the Weasleys were so oblivious. |
Thursday 2nd February 2006 13:05 | Waiting (Author Response) |
See, I didn't think of it as the Weasleys being oblivios. When I first set off to write this, I thought about them sending Ginny to France, both for school, and to keep her safe. But Molly has been so protective of her children, I can easily see her thinking that keeping Ginny under lock and key, and close, is the only way to keep her safe.
As for the rest of them, well, there is a war going on, and so they're a little bit busier than normal. Bill and Fleur, being the closest to Ginny, knew a little of what was going on, and tried to give her things to occupy her. |
Arnel Thursday 2nd February 2006 06:12 | Waiting |
Oh, this is rather scary! The tone of your story reminds me very much of the "Diary of Anne Frank" in that Ginny isn't allowed to go outside and that she is teaching herself. The only thing missing is the admonishment to stay quiet during the day. Thank goodness for Fleur! Who would have thought Ginny would learn to appreciate her sister-in-law! Adversity does strange things to people, indeed...
Thank you for sharing this thought-provoking story with us. I'm going back to read it again. |
Thursday 2nd February 2006 13:02 | Waiting (Author Response) |
Thank you! I hadn't thought about the comparisons to Diary of Anne Frank, but now that you've mentioned it, I see it as well.
Adversity does do strange things, as you'll see in the follow ups to this. |
Ladybug Wednesday 1st February 2006 19:43 | Waiting |
Ugh! I am so frustrated! Which is a sign of your good writing and drawing me in to Ginny's mood. This was a great snapshot of a very horrible year for Ginny. I love your Fleur - very admirable! |
Thursday 2nd February 2006 13:01 | Waiting (Author Response) |
I was feeling quite frustrated when I wrote this and just channeled it into what Ginny would feel. I'm glad it worked!
I love Fleur, too. I wrote 'Perfectly Lovely,' and she's just grown from there. I like her as a strong woman that we got a glimpse of in HBP, rather than a shallow, flighty woman. |
XXXmister-E werepony unit Wednesday 1st February 2006 16:36 | Waiting |
as a tiger...perfect!i might steal that idea,hmmm |
VirginiaGinny Wednesday 1st February 2006 14:59 | Waiting |
This was.. just... wow. I loved it. Especily the song at the begining and end. Perfect. |
Thursday 2nd February 2006 12:59 | Waiting (Author Response) |
Thank you! I had hoped the song would set the mood. |