calleighpotter Friday 18th April 2008 18:35 | A Different Boy Who Lived |
I love how it's Harry, Neville, and Hermione as a trio, but I was wondering if Ron will show up later? Otherwise, its really really good, please write more! |
cckeimig Friday 5th January 2007 21:20 | A Different Boy Who Lived |
Poor child, having no toys at all by age five? Wait, at age three. What were they THINKING??? |
MorgainneMoriancumer Monday 20th November 2006 16:04 | A Different Boy Who Lived |
I think the story with Hermione here explains A LOT about her |
Monday 20th November 2006 17:07 | A Different Boy Who Lived (Author Response) |
Thank you, that's why I wrote it. Also, thank you as well for ALL the reviews... I was quite shocked to come home and find 28 new reviews in my inbox... |
GryffindorDragon Sunday 19th November 2006 15:11 | A Different Boy Who Lived |
Sorry, I think that came out wrong. I didn't mean to make it sound like Hermione's parents were deliberately punishing her. I only meant it as a kind of figure of speech, that in their acting out their grief it was like a punishment to Hermione. I think the line 'The tears flowed freely; she was tired of pretending to be grown up.' conveys very well what her parents had inadvertently done to her. I actually think this is a very good account of why Hermione is the pushy know-it-all that she is at least early on in canon . |
Sunday 19th November 2006 15:39 | A Different Boy Who Lived (Author Response) |
Thank you. There's no need to apologize. It's good to know that my reasoning, to explain in part Hermione's character, came across clearly in this chapter. |
GryffindorDragon Sunday 19th November 2006 13:21 | A Different Boy Who Lived |
So sad for Hermione I can understand her parents grief, but why punish her for the loss.
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Sunday 19th November 2006 14:56 | A Different Boy Who Lived (Author Response) |
Thank you for reviewing. They weren't trying to punish Hermione. She's such an undemanding child, that in their grief, they failed to realize that she was hurting. |