Author's Response: Thank you! I'm glad you're enjoying this little story.
Author's Response: Thank you! I'm glad you're enjoying this little story.
Author's Response: If you remember the last chapter, Harry told Sirius not to go confront the Dursleys because he'd end up back in Azkaban. :) Sirius knows that if Remus is identified, he'll be put down by the ministry as a dangerous creature and he doesn't want that to happen, either. Most fics have Remus on an even keel. While I agree that he is that way most of the time out of necissity, I don't think that he's always that way. Wolves tend to be rather protective of their young, after all, and part of Remus is wolf...
Brilliant chapter... I loved the beginning conversation with Sirius in particular, although I wouldn't have complained if you'd made it a bit longer and more in depth, haha. :) I like that you've kept Snape and Harry sort of at odds, to keep this seeming realistic. Your work balancing the characters is admirable.
Thanks for this, and do take care!
Author's Response: I hope I can keep the balancing act going. Snape and Harry aren't automatically begin to get along and like eachother. I think that's rather too unrealistic. :)
Author's Response: Softie? Hm. We'll see.
Author's Response: Glad you like it! :)
Author's Response: The Weasleys do protect their own, and they consider Harry to be theirs. It's natural, I think.
Author's Response: Nope. But he's not adverse to taking revenge however and whereever he can get it.
Author's Response: Thank you!
Author's Response: Nah. This is Severus we're talking about. He's not going to change too much.
Author's Response: Oh, it will. Make no mistake about it.