(Overall review) I have to say I really enjoyed this highly profound and original “Espeon” trilogy. I was glad to see this installment was more of a “story,” as opposed to the ‘series of deleted scenes’ style in “Angelhaven Deaths.” I was a little surprised that you changed Silverfire’s name, because I thought the original name was lovely, but “Nova” is good, too. I liked how this story serves as a follow-up to the original “Espeon.” Nova halts time to give Charity one last chance and prove the Espeon isn’t a demon but a free-willed entity. In a way, I didn’t find “Nova” quite as prophetic as its predecessors. It seemed to be lacking the religious profundity that flooded the original “Espeon,” but maybe such was your intent with this installment (? – I do realize religious profundity isn’t everybody’s forte). Nevertheless, this story provides some much-needed closure to the other two installments. Admittedly, I am more attracted to the original “Espeon,” but you’ve definitely written one thought provoking and original trilogy.

... Im not too big on pokemon to sart with, but thats just pathetic, i tried some of your oneshots, but seriously, they're like what,50 words?

this is my new account so don't go by the numbre of stories, but honestly, its sorta cheap.

Charity, why can't you just listen? People like that drive me nuts. In an earlier review I told you how much I hate when people don't listen? Yeah, this is basically it. And Nova... *sighs* is a character that I will never forget.

-spiritwolf101-

No, not really. I can't figure out what's happening, but I'll just continue to read the rest, but for tonight, I have to go, but I'll be back ASAP, hopefully tomorrow. I love this idea. It really gives you a powerful message.

-spiritwolf101-

Hello! I've read both your stories, and they made my half cry. I myself am a loyal christian, but I think the village was wrong about all those poor pokemon. I LOVE dragons, and I do not see them as birds of the devil, neither do I see Espeaon or Umbreon, or ANY Pokemon, as evil. Poor Nova. Well, I'll see ya when I get enough confidance to join

i like Nova and this series, even though it's angst. i love psy pokemon. i think that's the 3rd time i've said that.

I see what brought you too this ending, and this ending actually fits the purpose better than the ending of Espeon

I find it interesting that her friend is named Firewind. Wasn't that her mother's "true" name?

I like the story. It seemed very inevitable.

And to the guy who is critisizing Farla's ego, I've always thought this was one of the more self-evident stories.

It also looks more like it's adressed to those Christians who read books like "What's a Good Christian Parent to Do About Harry Potter?" then to the general Christian population. And to Salem-witch trials ish people.

It seems weird, calling her Nova. I'll always think of her as Silverfire. And I'm glad she did that to Charity.

What is the POINT of writing a fic just to be confusing? And compound that with a final comment "Can anyone figure out what's happening yet?" Smug, aren't you? Do us all a favour, deflate your ego, and write something not to prove how clever you are, or prove to us that we're all really dumb, but to use your considerable writing skill and produce something worth reading. And anything so 'wreathed in mist' as this fic, so far, is NOT worth reading.

One of those really rare 'Wow' endings. It makes you want to wonder about human society on a whole. Thought provoking, they call it. KEEP WRITING! (please)

You will never cease to amaze me with your writing abilities.

Whoa. Poor Nova... A sad example of brainwashing here. Now I really CRAVE a Pokemon revolution! VIVA LA RESISTANCE!

Oooo! Neat! BUT WHY IS IT SO FRAGGING SHORT?

Lemme guess... Silverfire/Nova has joined a Pokemon Activist group (yay!) and now the girl she let live is causing problems. And she may have to kill her. Neat!