The only thing I can say is that this is real good Irony And of course WOW!

I loved this story. Especially the surprise ending, with Myrtle. I first thought it was Ginny, but oh, it was Myrtle! Really great ending.

But I'm curious about the Luna part. What's she doing with a knife?

But all in all, very dark, but marvellous. The raw emotion!

Side note: Watch out for spelling mistakes.

This was awesome. You gave pretty much every character a part in the final battle. Geat job, Bagge. Have a nice day!
~Minerva McGonagall Rox

Holy crap that was a powerful ending. I liked the whole thing, actually. :)

Most enemies are of your own making, it's true. Unless of course you're simply unlucky like Fortunato in The Casket of Armadillado by Edgar Allen Poe... You're REALLY good at conveying emotion, you know that? Well, you do now lol

This is beautiful. I love the way everyone groups together, it gives a sense of togetherness and peace, even while the battle is raging.

Cuba

I found this a really clever little piece! I must admit I was a little dubious at first, but then I reached Severus, Peter and Lucius and that perked my interest.

...And then I read your perfect characterisation of Neville. I really think you painted a very convincing picture of how Neville would react - how he would plan his revenge and execute it. Also, I'm glad that you let his parents' magic help him along the way, and didn't just suddenly give him extraordinary magic powers (because Neville is after all a little weak in that area...). Oh, and his tired, uncaring manner really got to me. A triumphant scene that you managed to make entirely plausible, and oh so sad.

The scene with Umbridge confused me a little, because I would have imagined that she would be denying the war altogether. Then again, I like the idea of an ever-gloating Umbridge - even after she has been forced to open her eyes and admit she may have been wrong (about, say, Voldemort returning). And I also found it interesting that what the matter was all about was the use of Unforgivables. That adds a feeling of doom to the story - despite the fall of Voldemort and the help of all these people in bringing it about, the same mistakes as in the last war are going to be made again with Aurors using Unforgivables and messing up (possibly) innocent people's life. (Scary.)

Oh, and clever ending, too. Certainly unexpected, and a perfect finish. Go Myrtle.

Other things I liked was that everyone had been kept in character. The Malfoys were still pureblood snobs and hadn't suddenly turned into snuggly muggle-lovers, just because they had decided to turn against Voldemort; Peter Pettigrew was still a nervous little rat looking for any other way out; Snape was still... Snape... (Kudos for his line ”The force of habit, I suppose. I'm used to kill my masters.” Clever.)

Apart from a few spelling mistakes that jarred a little (for example Dudley's friend is called Piers, not Pierce - but I just realised this might be different in different editions, maybe? Sorry in that case;D) it was really well written, as well. So all in all it was a story I found really good, and will probably be returning to. It had lots of little details that made me stop and think. And, once again - marvellous Neville scene. (Am a hardcore Neville fan.) Great job, and thank you for sharing this!

never thought of how voldemort affects ppl this way

This. Was. So. Freaking. Cool!
You're a GREAT author!

Wow...That was chilling...0_0

AWESOME FIC! I absolutely loved it, it gave me goosebumps, hehehe
Voldemort did deserve that, after all he did, Luna's part was eerily disturbing, also Neville's...But great!

Imagine if that did happen in the book...

WOW! Great story. Big D. kind of freaked me out... It's extrodinary how you managed to turn almost everyone against Voldemort. Myrtle was great although as far as I can remember, she was in Ravenclaw not in Slytherin. Just like in Metallica's song "Die,die my darling":

"Die, die, die my darling
Don't utter a single word
Die, die, die my darling
Just shut your pretty mouth

I'll be seeing you again
I'll be seeing you... in Hell

another highly imaginative piece. Really, there are so many people who will hate Voldemort with a passion. It's perhaps a bit strange that even Dudley would take part in this final showdown - I'm not sure he would even know how to get there in the first place. But definitely the most impressive vignette is that of Ginny - very closely followed by the Neville/Bellatrix scene. And Luna - perhaps the eeriest of them all... And when you think this cannot be topped, we find Myrtle! A ghost that kills another ghost! Well, this is probably what she bacame a ghost FOR, in the first place... Now she could start on that next great adventure, don't you think? But I have severe doubts that adventure will be very agreeable for old Tom...
I notice you don't even try to describe HOW Tom gets killed, but that's obviously not the main topic of this story. Also, you'd have a pretty hard time showing all those different people having a go at him, all at the same time...

Teacher's notes (you asked for them!):
• obvious for the last, bitter struggle that took place.
OBVIOUS = clear, logical, easy to see - you mean OBLIVIOUS= not noticing, unaware of something
• I have done so many mistakes - MAKE mistakes
• thorn to pieces
a THORN is on a rose, for example, TORN is the past form of TEAR
• Prejudicases - PREJUDICE (perhaps just a typo), usually there is no plural, though
• Each and one of them - Each and EVERY of them
• uns - OUNCE
* you actually owned it to me.
OWN - it belongs to you, it's your property
OWE - it's your duty to do it

Great writing. I loved it how Voldemort inadvertedly brought about his own death. Great story.

Unforgettable work. Epic even. I loved it from start to finish.

Wow. This is great, an excellent list of all those who have a reason to hate Voldemort. And written so well!

What an excellent listing of people who have every reason to hate Voldemort and to kill him! And thank you for not leaving out the Muggles and their terrifying weapons. Voldemort fears death enough to become a ghost - I almost wish you'd let him haunt Myrtle's toilet.