Wow. Just, wow.

That's it. You, my dear, are going on my favourite authors list.

I know I am only another reviewer; in a minute, an hour, a day, I won't matter again, but here and now I will tell you that your fics are gorgeous and dark and horrible, in this case, horrible and tearjerking and cruel. And to me, I will say, they make a difference, they are eyes-opening and introspective and, here, angsty. They are quiet and slow and fast and NOW. You have made me feel for these characters; I imagine that days, weeks, months from now I shall still feel for them, I will still feel them, see them in front of me even when I have never before. I don't expect to find such quality, such care in a another fic again, I will not try to. Yours are enough; the are beautiful and I adore them.

Seamus, I am so, so sorry. And still, it isn't enough, not now, not then, not ever. Because as Dumbledore once said, our hearts beat as one.

wonderful story...but so sad. You made me cry. Poor Seamus...

Perfect! Totally perfect! The British Government should never have allowed though children to die either.

Tragic, sad, and very well-written. This story moved me. You've taken on a very sensitive topic, and as far as I can say, managed it really well to convey it. A good look into Seamus's past. It rings realistic...Great job!

Greetings

Sachita

P.S.: I am sorry for my English. It's not my "grammar and sentence construction day" today...

OMG. I'm crying. This is so sad- so powerful- so beautiful. I love it. I love it. x Smaginn

That was beautiful. Horrible, tragic, but still beautiful. I really like the relationship between Dean and Seamus, and it's written so clearly, it brings the reader there in a way, and you can really feel the emotion. Your writing style really wows the reader, and you're wonderful at having enough details to paint a picture, but not so much to have them be able to know every little thing in the room. Amazing work, and I know I'm not the only one who thinks so.

I started crying at this one. That was perfect, thank you for writing.

Great writing. It really showed the horror of violence and war, and Seamus story was both horrific and beautifully written, and Dean's a great friend. I liked the ending.

Simply beautiful.

However, wasn't the IRA back in the 1910-1920s? Theoretically, Sean's death should be around the 1990s with Dean being Harry's age and all.

But besides that, I can't find any other fault. This is the first fic I've read centered on such a name-dropped character like Seamus and truly blew away.

Off to see what other amazing things you've written!

Freaking Amazing... I like to comment about what can be improved in my reviews usually, but I can't think of a single thing, good job.

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Wonderful commentary on what happened during the wars - and beautiful description. This was wonderful. Keep up the great work.

-Kay

Heartbreaking...I never thought of Seamus in relation to the IRA violence before.

I love this fic. Seamus Finnigan's pain shines so clearly. It's been written almost as though you experienced something like this yourself. I sincerely hope you haven't.

This story made me cry, I have to admit. I don't know if I liked it or not- hard to judge. I guess it's too close to home.

I am not an extreme republican- don't get me wrong, I bear no love for the terrorist who claim to represent us all but...your story went too far.

They've done terrible things but so have the other side. And I'm not condoning either side. But, as terrible things as they've done, they usuall gave a warning for bombs- even Omagh. Although- well, we all know that one. I'm saying, oh, I don't know what I'm saying really. Just, I think you went a bit far.

Otherwise, well-written and certainlyemotive