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J Luc Pitard
2007-12-24
ch 13,
abuseA very well conceived and well written story. I definitely need to read more of your stories. There's a large (ten year) gap to fill and I'm happy that you've used your talents this way.
Dizzles the Dizzy
2007-08-29
ch 13,
abuseI've been meaning to review this forever. Please forigive me for not doing so. I enjoy the last two chapters and I applaud you for such an insiteful story.

ta,

Dizzy (Aka Russe F Topher)
astrakage
2007-08-21
ch 3,
abuseKeep up with the story. It is very funny.
Baby Girl
2007-07-15
ch 13, anon.
abusei really enjoyed this story and was wondering if you would write a sequal to it. if only a oneshot to let them go to the play in tokyo it would be really cool but if not thats okay its still one of my favorite stories.
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Wah-Keetcha
2007-06-05
ch 13,
abuseI really liked this story! It was so creative.
Y.I.D.
2007-04-12
ch 13,
abuseThis was way cool. One of the best RK stories I have yet read.
Ralinde
2007-04-02
ch 13, anon.
abuseVery good! A most enjoyable read. I still felt very sorry for Kenshin in places but you get that when you read about this poor guy's miserable life. Okay, sounds like I btter check out your other works. Congrats on such a good job!

Love Ralinde*
Lady-Isabeau
2007-01-28
ch 13,
abusei do not know if you still read your reviews after such a long time but i have to mention this. this story is the best rurouni kenshin fan fic that i have ever read. thank you so much!
Cestari
2006-12-06
ch 13,
abuseBrilliant!
MarbleGlove
2006-09-04
ch 13,
abuseWow. This was fabulous. After reading it through I had to go back and read it all again. I liked all your original characters, but I particularly love the image of Kenshin as this very serious young man who has to be taught how to lighten up. It makes so much sense, too, that as a hitokiri and then as a recovering-hitokiri he would be extremely serious all the time. And he desperately needed Ryosuke to teach him to have fun and Byako to teach him some common sense.

I hold out some hope that you'll write something further with this acting family. Thanks for posting.

mg

By the by, this story isn't listed as being complete, so you might want to go in and check the appropriate box for that.
Kristi
2006-08-23
ch 13, anon.
abusewell, there's really nothing i want to say that other reviewers haven't said already, so i guess i'll just keep my review short and sweet. Here it goes! I love this story, i plainly love it! This story offers a very interesting explanation to the Rurouni's silly personality, and it's very plausible (i bought it)! Just like with your "Descent into madness", i felt like it was part of the Kenshin canon when i was reading it (a true sign of great fanfiction). This is definitely one of my most favorite Kenshin fic. I've also noticed that many many writers have added this story as one of their favorites. Congratulations on writing such a beloved story. Please keep on writing in the future!
cherry fantasy
2006-07-13
ch 13,
abuseThis fic was a piece of art, purely and simply ! ^-^ I loved every part of it !

I'm sorry, but sadly I don't have time to leave a review as long as I would've liked ! ^^;; (I'm in a hurry right now ! O_o I won't bore you with the reasons ! ^.^) It's too bad, I would've loved to praise you for your incredible job on this story and say all that I've liked about it ! (which was pretty much everything, anyway ! ^_~)

Just know that I found your fic absolutly tremendous ! ^_^ You did an awesome work ! ^^ I'll make sure to go take a look at your other stories when I'll have a chance !

Keep up your great work, you totally rock ! ^-^ And take care !

P.S. I'm SO putting you in my Favorite Author's list ! ^.^
me
2006-06-25
ch 2, anon.
abusewe *like* long chapters. and lots of character development.
Niana Kuonji
2006-06-19
ch 13,
abuse*holds up scorecard: 100*

Starling: *holds up scorecard: 100*
Niana Kuonji
2006-06-19
ch 8,
abuseChrysanthemums in Japan are a symbol of eternity, or in a darker twist, of death (like white). To give someone a white chrysanthemum means you are not thinking happy thoughts about them.
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