Author's Response: Thanks much! After seeing mad eye, and his warning to them, their on pins and needles when it comes to Harry. He's using it to his advantage ;)
Author's Response: Thanks much! After seeing mad eye, and his warning to them, their on pins and needles when it comes to Harry. He's using it to his advantage ;)
Please finish this! =D
Author's Response:
Thanks so much for posting a reveiw!!! If I was there I would totally glomp you for this:D
This was the one chapter that I hopped that people would comment on, because I really had to work at this one, and one othe the most. PLease keep the review comming, and I'll keep putting the chapters out.
Cheers,
XxHighice007xX
Disturbing is right! You sure know how to manipulate the reader's emotions. Of course, you prepared us for this in the last chapter, and, knowing Marietta, I should have expected a cruel, even sadistic, attack. But her twisted use of the words 'tough love' in the last chapter hinted that it would be a cold, clinical torment, that Marietta was not deriving any particular pleasure from it (like Pansy would). That's what makes this character you've created so interesting. She's not motivated by jealousy or sadism, or even power, so we keep wondering: what makes her tick?
What really got me in the library scene was the little wounds: your use of Cho's friend Ian to turn on her (and his reaction afterwards) and Devin Smith, a seemingly kindly Gryffindor. I found myself saying "Don't give him your wand, Cho!" just the way I would yell at the movie screen, "Don't go down into the cellar alone" to the next victim in a slasher film.
And the little side plots about Ron and Hermione, and Luna, and Harry's efforts to come to grips with fame and ego are, as always, thought-provoking and often hilarious.
And now Marietta has The Book. I am dreading her next move. But that's what's so good about this story. We're always pondering the motives of the characters and wondering what will happen next. You give us hints, but the outcome is always a little different than what we expect, and then you add another layer to the plot.
Creating momentum, that's one of the essentials for a effective story-teller, and you sure know how to do that.
Author's Response: Thank you sooooooooooooo much. I really needed this review. I'm so glad that you liked it. And I promise that I'll do my best to keep you intrested, but actually, even thought she says that it's about tough love, the only thing that gives Marietta slight hesitation about hurting Cho, is that she is a pureblood. But Marietta is a bit of a sadiest. Thanks sooo much:)
Author's Response:
Thank you so much!!! Your now the only person who ever gives me a review. I haven't written in a while, but I'll have the next chapter up for your approval soon. Cho Chang (Katie Leung) is going to be in the HBP film and a ll the hatters are already out, dising on her. I hope they don't ruin her character in the film, espacially as she comes back to help Harry in DH even when it seems all is lost. I'm very glad that the quidditch game didn't bore you. I think I have my time at playing Ravenclaw so much for the PS 2 game Quidditch World Cut to thank for having a great visual of the game.
Thanks again for your tireless work!!:)
Cheers,
Wayne
Author's Response: Oh! Thank you soooo much for the review!!!! Marietta has some sinister plans for them both, stay tuned, the next chapter will come very soon. Thanks again,you rock!
Author's Response:
Thanks again for the review. I was sure that I would never get another one, so this really made my day:D
I was afraid that people might think that I was trying to go pornish with this story, but I needed Marietta to sort of suduce Seamus. Dean truly did lay it out about how Harry was viewed last year, he only had a handful of people who were sure he was innocent.
Thanks again sooo much for the hard work you put in, and the review!
Cheers,
Wayne
She had left the window open waiting for an owl and had a few treats ready for its arrival.--So very Cho.
“You’re never cold, Eskimo,” she joked.--LOL. And 'Dumbledork' made me smile, even though it was in a scary conversation.
Danielle and Marietta sound like Nazi Brownshirts. Makes me shudder. The venom and hate in the dialogue is so realistic.
You make a nice counterbalance of humor when Luna teases Cho about the library book.
What could Marietta's weapon be? Hmmm--maybe Ghostbuster-style particle accelerator?? ; )
Author's Response: Thanks soooo much for the review, I thohgt I'd never get one again. Yea, Marietta and Danielle are pretty bad, Cho was trying to get them to change, but realised too late that it was a lost cause. Brownshirts are a good comparison, as it's what I had im mind in setting up the society. Cho is as always very self concious, and has low self esteam, but hopefully she can bring herself up. Luna is a card, and I'm glad you liked the humor.
Author's Response: Thanks so much for the review!!:D
Author's Response:
Since JK's books are writen from only Harry's perspective, you don't find out about the personal lives of people that he has contact with unless he is there or they tell him, so Cho might have problems other than the fact that she still morns Cedric. Hence her mothers breast cancer.
Thanks for the review, look forward for more:)
Author's Response: Thanks so much for the review, not a lot of people consider Cho's perspective from OOTP. I've come to find that not a lot of people tend to just write her off. But really she is a nice person who stood up for him when it wasn't the most popular thing to do. But people have their own problems that Harry may not know anything about. Thanks again for the review:)