The_Critic
Sunday 11th May 2008 19:59 | Ginny's Fourth Year at Hogwarts |
lol. I have been kinda half following this story for a while. it is very good I don't suppose you could skip to book 7 chapter somthing straight to GET AWAY FROM MY DAUGHTER YOU B**** no? ah well, should be intersting watching Plump little Mrs. Weasly become a "fearsome sabertooth tiger" One thing, Corrine Diggory seems kind of cheerful even though her son was killed barely 5 months ago. Do you perhaps have some kind of Author Explination that makes sense to you that you never put in the text?
Critic |
| Monday 12th May 2008 00:24 | Ginny's Fourth Year at Hogwarts (Author Response) |
Thank you for reading and making such thoughtful comments. I'm already working on the year that parallels the Half-Blood Prince, so Deathly Hallows won't be too far off. Molly's getting her dueling skills polished up.
In my Weasley universe, Molly and Corrine were in the same year at Hogwarts and lived in the same Gryffindor room for seven years. While it it true that Cedric has not been dead for long, Corinne was the one who made a point to tell Harry that she didn't blame him for her son's death. Molly and Arthur have been in hiding for four months so Corrine is happy to see her old friend. Sorry if it came across as too cheerful. |
Trelawney2213
Saturday 10th May 2008 07:37 | Ginny's Fourth Year at Hogwarts |
time-delayed cauldron Hmmmmm. Looks like even witches need time/labor saving devices occasionally. |
| Saturday 10th May 2008 10:52 | Ginny's Fourth Year at Hogwarts (Author Response) |
I thought you had a good idea there.
Wouldn't Arthur love the programable slow cookers they make now? I haven't gotten brave enough to leave the house for several hours and trust that dinner will get started on time with either my ovens or slow cooker. My sister, however, uses both of hers all the time. |
HGRHfan35
Saturday 10th May 2008 04:27 | Ginny's Fourth Year at Hogwarts |
Lovely chapter. Nice way to let Ginny tell the Quidditch-disaster tale.
You're so right, shopping can make you feel beter. espacially if it's sexy/functional underwear
I like it that you didn't let Molly and Fleur start of on the wrong foot like the books do, at least , they give me that idea about that particular relationship between the 2 woman in Bill's life.
I'm looking forward to the next one. Thanx C |
| Saturday 10th May 2008 06:21 | Ginny's Fourth Year at Hogwarts (Author Response) |
Thanks for reading and reviewing. Letters were not too practical if Umbridge was intercepting and censoring everything. She even hurt Hedwig!
Molly is getting in shape and, like most women, notices her underwear being too big before the outer clothes.
Molly and Fleur will have the same disagreements as in the Half-Blood Prince when Fleur begins to compare everything British with the perfect French things she is used to. Bill and Fleur are not yet engaged. |
CrumpleHornedKiwi
Saturday 10th May 2008 02:59 | Ginny's Fourth Year at Hogwarts |
| poor Molly, alone with just the knitting to do - no wonder she needed some shopping time. I love Ginny's 'letters' |
| Saturday 10th May 2008 03:41 | Ginny's Fourth Year at Hogwarts (Author Response) |
Hey Sandy! Yep, no kids around, no friends to do thing with, no house of her own, Arthur working all the time, and melancholy Sirius with Buckbeak in his room. Who wouldn't like a life like that?
With Umbridge censoring everything, I had to find a way for the kids to communicate with their parents. |
FlittterKat
Saturday 10th May 2008 00:51 | Ginny's Fourth Year at Hogwarts |
Great chapter, I liked Ginny's drawings.
Poor Sirus already has cabin fever. Keep up the good work. |
| Saturday 10th May 2008 01:15 | Ginny's Fourth Year at Hogwarts (Author Response) |
Thank you for reading and reviewing. With Umbridge intercepting owls, I had to figure out a way of having the children communicate what was happening. Fortunately, Ginny can draw animated cartoon.
I'm getting more and more fond of Sirius. He does not do well in confinement. |
