Hmm, a delusional ginny. Like it.

Creepy and a little confusing, but I still liked it.

I love the contrast of Tom/Ginny and Harry/Ginny.

That was... different. Completely brilliants of course... but weird.
It's like Ginny is posessed.
That was quite a confusing fic but I still really liked it.
Haha. I still can't get over what an awesome writer you are.

Wow...this one was...shocking? It startled me.
'Poo

Oh my goodness. That...well, it was certainly a depart from the S/S fics of yours that I've been reading. But this was magnificent.

Really, truly, I am in awe. It was perfect that you didn't make things totally clear for the reader--at least, I don't think you did. We are just as unsure which of them Ginny is talking about and when as she's walking out into the lake. And...we actually feel bad, that she didn't get to kill herself, because now, is there any hope?

I can't come up with my own words to describe this fic, so I'll borrow a phrase--"lovely, dark and deep,"--and use your own word--haunting.

This is probably my favorite out of all your stories. I kept getting goosebumps all through reading this. I'm going to print it out.

odd, but good.

Scary and sad. Poor, poor Ginny. You had a terrific idea, and did a really good job of it. I have to admit sometimes the descriptions were a bit too flowery for my taste, but other times you just hit the mark with something very simple and chilling, like: "She knows that she is meant to be dead." Overall, I thought the story was excellent.

I am extremely impressed. This twist, this confusion between Harry and Tom, is excellent.

I loved this story. It was sort of terrifying, the way Ginny was confusing evil Riddle with innocent Harry. This might be the scariest Harry Potter fic I've read so far.

Okay, *really* strange--but kinda cool, too! ^_^ Good job.

your writing is so beautiful and touch that i am amazed that someone can be so sensetive, i would love for you to keep writing not only on this story but on others that you have writen. you truely inspire...

*shudders* Dear. That was creepy. Creepy in a good way, but creepy nevertheless. Talk about the side effects of the Chamber of Secrets. Great job.

Bye -- HW

Wow.
I could totally feel Ginny's pain as she was trying to get over her trama after the Chamber.
Again, wow. That really was amazing you know.
By the way I read your poem "Virginia" to my English teacher, and she was REALLY impressed.
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