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Jan. 31st, 2005 03:32 pmHoly Frijoles, people! I love you! I posted the story a few hours earlier than planned and went to bed, and then woke up to a whole bunch of new reviews! Made my day almost before my eyes were open!
brittney a-t - I was giggling a bit when writing it, myself! The best part, for me, was Ms Grayson thinking that he really did want his mummy.
dnd4everI loved it too! And the best part is, Rupert can’t tell on them, or he’d be in trouble, too!
Mehgan - School must come first, I’m afraid. Hopefully the length will help to make up for the delay you must bear before reading it! ;)
Magadorag - Okay, I’m going to give you a bit of a clue, though it may end up confusing you more… Connor’s itching hands have nothing, really, to do with Magical Creatures, though it might be construed as a sort of mild side effect. Potions does have a bit more to do with his hands, though it is also kind of a side effect – it’s more significant. A chapter or two more should help to clear things up, though I’m afraid that knowing what is causing the problem isn’t going to solve it.
SHEla WOLFsbane - Amanda is the third Gryffindor Chaser with Quentin and Connor. I’ve just finished writing the Gryffindor/Ravenclaw match, and I’m going to have to re-read it to make sure that it’s not too confusing with all of the names of less prominent characters flying around! I’m so glad you approve of my Snape – I find him hard to write, and he’s going to have a bigger part in this story in s few chapters. I’m a bit nervous about keeping him in character!
Katherine - Hello! I don’t think that Connor’s greatest fear is Snowball eating Adam, I think that it was what was in the forefront of his mind when he faced the boggart. There are way worse things he could have seen, but he hadn’t made up his mind about what he feared most, so the boggart just worked with what was on his surface thoughts. I’d say it was pretty effective!
Jasmine Evans - Nice to hear from you again! I'm glad you've been reading! Connor's boggart was just an expression of something he had been vaguely thinking about before class because of his letter from Adam.
This one has been making the rounds. You put the information into the Google image search and post what picture comes up. Behind the cut for large images that need to load.
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Link for the day One of SamVimes’ older stories that I still enjoy: You Who Have Whetted Conciousness
http://www.thedarkarts.org/authors/samvimes/YTHWC.html
brittney a-t - I was giggling a bit when writing it, myself! The best part, for me, was Ms Grayson thinking that he really did want his mummy.
dnd4everI loved it too! And the best part is, Rupert can’t tell on them, or he’d be in trouble, too!
Mehgan - School must come first, I’m afraid. Hopefully the length will help to make up for the delay you must bear before reading it! ;)
Magadorag - Okay, I’m going to give you a bit of a clue, though it may end up confusing you more… Connor’s itching hands have nothing, really, to do with Magical Creatures, though it might be construed as a sort of mild side effect. Potions does have a bit more to do with his hands, though it is also kind of a side effect – it’s more significant. A chapter or two more should help to clear things up, though I’m afraid that knowing what is causing the problem isn’t going to solve it.
SHEla WOLFsbane - Amanda is the third Gryffindor Chaser with Quentin and Connor. I’ve just finished writing the Gryffindor/Ravenclaw match, and I’m going to have to re-read it to make sure that it’s not too confusing with all of the names of less prominent characters flying around! I’m so glad you approve of my Snape – I find him hard to write, and he’s going to have a bigger part in this story in s few chapters. I’m a bit nervous about keeping him in character!
Katherine - Hello! I don’t think that Connor’s greatest fear is Snowball eating Adam, I think that it was what was in the forefront of his mind when he faced the boggart. There are way worse things he could have seen, but he hadn’t made up his mind about what he feared most, so the boggart just worked with what was on his surface thoughts. I’d say it was pretty effective!
Jasmine Evans - Nice to hear from you again! I'm glad you've been reading! Connor's boggart was just an expression of something he had been vaguely thinking about before class because of his letter from Adam.
This one has been making the rounds. You put the information into the Google image search and post what picture comes up. Behind the cut for large images that need to load.
( Read more... )
Link for the day One of SamVimes’ older stories that I still enjoy: You Who Have Whetted Conciousness
http://www.thedarkarts.org/authors/samvimes/YTHWC.html
