cmk0402
Tuesday 3rd May 2011 04:01 | The Last Act of Nobility |
| Beautiful!!! |
Dad
Sunday 18th April 2010 07:58 | The Last Act of Nobility |
| Beautiful writing. Done I think by a person with some experience with life. Kathleen seems like a wonderful person. I am having a good lucky dip day. |
webster
Tuesday 13th April 2010 14:52 | The Last Act of Nobility |
| Very touching, love embodied! |
JustAFan
Saturday 9th May 2009 23:37 | The Last Act of Nobility |
| Thank you for the story, the wisdom, the love and even for the tears. |
ionik27
Sunday 31st August 2008 06:38 | The Last Act of Nobility |
| A lovely story... A sad subject, but wonderfully written... Very touching! Bravo! |
gymnastgal19
Sunday 30th March 2008 19:04 | The Last Act of Nobility |
aww!!! cute story!
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potterlovesginny
Thursday 14th February 2008 14:55 | The Last Act of Nobility |
| I cried when Iwas reading this story. The great thing about it was it could have been about any family, it didn't apply to just Harry Potter. The hardest thing about it was the idea of Harry falling to a wasting disease like Alzeimers, but you put it beautifully. |
Uzamaki-girl
Tuesday 12th September 2006 17:48 | The Last Act of Nobility |
| This was beautiful. At the end when she was having her dream I listened to "24" by Jem.^^ |
TigerLily
Saturday 5th March 2005 00:07 | The Last Act of Nobility |
Very poignant. Really wonderfully written story. My dad doesn't recognise me many times, and I really empathise with what Katheleen must have gone through. Wish we could have many more such stories.
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harrysmom
Thursday 3rd March 2005 11:08 | The Last Act of Nobility |
Oh my that was a brilliant story! I am wiping the tears out of my eyes. I think you captured every emotion a caregiver goes through. While it hurt to see Harry reduced to a shell of himself, it is the way of the disease.
Again, it was a great story |
Kelleypen
Thursday 24th February 2005 11:42 | The Last Act of Nobility |
| This was very touching. It was also disturbing to think of Harry with Alzheimers, but you handled it well. |
sonicdale
Thursday 24th February 2005 11:05 | The Last Act of Nobility |
Just lost my grandfather Thanksgiving 2004. My grandmother went 18 days later. This fic was so well done. Must .. not .. cry .. at work .. big tough guys don't cry at computers at work ...
aw heck. They can make fun of me if they want to.
This was so beautiful. I have the utmost respect for those selfless people that sacrifice so much to take care of their loved ones. This fic captured that. I have a spot, deep down, that's both happy and sad. Thank you for reminding me of the beauty that comes with age and wisdom. |
dophingirl79
Thursday 24th February 2005 09:57 | The Last Act of Nobility |
| good story, you should right more of them. There is not too many fics from thet perspective. |
freshwater
Wednesday 23rd February 2005 20:10 | The Last Act of Nobility |
| Very tender, very lovely, very real and very, very well done. Thank you! |
Potteranne
Wednesday 23rd February 2005 18:39 | The Last Act of Nobility |
| I have tears in my eyes. I hope JKR doesnt kill Harry off and he gets to be an old man
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arios
Wednesday 23rd February 2005 17:43 | The Last Act of Nobility |
| snif snif!! |
Lochar
Wednesday 23rd February 2005 15:20 | The Last Act of Nobility |
Sad, but very nice. You realize I'm going to have to go read something stupidly funny now to balance this out, right?
Great, great story.
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emmamoonpotter
Wednesday 23rd February 2005 12:02 | The Last Act of Nobility |
| Oh my. I read this story and it hit so close to home. My
boyfriend's Grandfather is going through Alzheimer's as well.
What a heartbreaking thing to go through for everyone. Your story
brought tears to my eyes.
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Dice
Wednesday 23rd February 2005 09:42 | The Last Act of Nobility |
Must. Not. Cry. sniff. At. Work...
That was a beautiful story. It even warmed my cold, jaded heart. Thank you.
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Lostone
Wednesday 23rd February 2005 09:11 | The Last Act of Nobility |
This is very well written. I truly enjoyed reading it.
OM |
Tamar73
Wednesday 23rd February 2005 08:34 | The Last Act of Nobility |
| Beautiful and well written; a very poignant story. |
Comet Moon
Wednesday 23rd February 2005 06:28 | The Last Act of Nobility |
| Bravo |
tmh
Wednesday 23rd February 2005 05:40 | The Last Act of Nobility |
| That was absolutely beautiful, I loved it very much. |
Aberforth's Avatar
Wednesday 23rd February 2005 03:14 | The Last Act of Nobility |
| I enjoyed your touching story very much. You chose an interesting way to show us the essence of Harry and Ginny and their family, and have carried it off exceptionally well. I hope that we all can know a little of Kathleen's spirit and love of family. Thanks for sharing this with us. |
Arnel
Wednesday 23rd February 2005 00:29 | The Last Act of Nobility |
I'm in tears. Kathleen is so lucky to have spent those last months with her Grandfather; no matter how much time you have, though, you still want just five minutes more. I know this feeling well, having lived three thousand miles from my own grandmothers for nine years before they both passed in 2003...what I wouldn't give for just five more precious minutes with each of them.
This story is beautifully written. The care you took in creating it is truly a monument to your grandparents. |
wokka42
Tuesday 22nd February 2005 23:26 | The Last Act of Nobility |
| That was beautiful. For someone like me who had a beloved grandparent and mentor linger for years in the darkness of a stroke before finally passing on, it really struck a chord. Your grandparents would be proud to be remembered so, in a story as touching as this. Well done. |
Robert Owen
Tuesday 22nd February 2005 21:41 | The Last Act of Nobility |
A truly wonderful story that touches the heart. Having spent some time in an Alzheimer's wign at a nursing home, I can very much attest to what you've written here and the feelings of the characters. Bravo!
Robert
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mary-v
Tuesday 22nd February 2005 21:37 | The Last Act of Nobility |
Ok, give me a second to compose myslef and whipe away my tears. Where to start... first off, amazing work. The fact that you had Ron and Hermione there too, just made this all the more sad - I just wouldn;t be able to imagine having to say goodbye to someone so close to me for the last time- I hope it doesn't happen anytime soon. I was so overwhelmed with emotions while reading this- it was just so good. I'm still crying actually!! Ohhhhh! Why do you have to write so well?! Harry and Ginny Potter then turned and walked around the lake at Hogwarts one more time. That sent my heart racing a mile a minute- such a bittersweet ending! You are brilliant. And coodles to Magnolia Mama!
~Maria~ |
Aggiebell
Tuesday 22nd February 2005 20:08 | The Last Act of Nobility |
Wow. Just...wow. I've pretty much been rendered speechless,
and I've definitely been moved to tears. This is a beautiful testament
to the influence grandparents can have on our lives. Thank you
for the reminder.
~Julie (off to go write my grandma a letter)
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wvchemteach
Tuesday 22nd February 2005 20:08 | The Last Act of Nobility |
This is truly a moving story. Somehow I always imagine that Harry and Ginny once together will be 'life' partners.
This reminds me of my 1st pastor and his wife. He passed away...but only after her Alzhimers had settled in to the point that she couldn't understand he was gone...it was they only way she would have been able to cope without him. Their nobility has marked my life ever since.
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p0tterfan
Tuesday 22nd February 2005 20:00 | The Last Act of Nobility |
| Very beautifully written. Here's to lessons we learnt from our grandparents!
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Mr. Intel
Tuesday 22nd February 2005 19:34 | The Last Act of Nobility |
I read this while in the validation queue and had to walk away for a
second before I validated it. What a lovely, heart-warming
tale. Having lost both my father and father-in-law recently, the
bitter-sweet feelings of loss for a loved-one are easy to stir.
Good job.
-Mr.Intel
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