this was an amazing fanfic, it made me cry a few times. Dobbys and Hedwings touched me because people never focus on them. Peters because he is finally forgiven. And Dumbledore for getting what he always wanted back.

OMG! This was amazing, and so achingly sweet, I admit that I did cry. But just...WOW!

wow. that's impressive; i enjoyed reading your ideas of the afterlife life of some of the characters. i hope to read more from you.

Okay. It's official: this beats the Epilogue as an ending to HP.

Seriously (no puns intended) this is awesome.
I'm adding it to favourites, and adding it to my memory, as one of my top five fics.
(God, does that sound over dramatic or what?)
Yeah... awesome. XD

awesome story.

This is... amazing. Seriously. And my brain is failing to come up with better adjectives right now, sorry.

This was lovely.

Very good. A bit of a tearjerker.

The redemption of Peter Pettigrew was interesting, as was Dobby's whole room to himself.

I liked Lily's announcement to Snape.

very good

this was most excellent. I especially enjoyed the Hedwig bit.

Ohh, this is really good! I especially liked Pettigrew's oddly enough. I also thought that Sirius and James tumbling around in the spinning tunnel in Fred's death was really funny. Voldemort's trial was also pretty great, Hedwig's thoughts were fun, I loved Dobby's socks and i was grinning really widely when Sirius was prancing around yelling that he was free. Excellent, excellent, EXCELLENT job. :)
~chrys~

SUCH an amazing story! How did you think of it? It's wonderful!

Oh wow. This is amazing.

I love how you managed to give each character such a distinct voice - it's easy to tell who is speaking, even without names, so, awesome job with that. You managed to pick the perfect "deaths" for each character...

I think I loved either Voldemort or Peter's sections the most. The fact that there was mercy and/or forgiveness, even though neither really deserved it.

This was beautifully written. Amazing job. :)

Very nice, and even though Fred seemed to already know who the Marauders were, he still met Prongs for the first time here so I'm adding it to my C2 of "Twins meet the Marauders" stories.

I enjoy the contemplation of what the afterlife would be like, but I think the King's Cross was only a representation of the gateway between life and death to Harry; an in-between place, not the permanent shape of the afterlife for him. Dumbledore said if he chose to die he would "take a train" to whatever lay beyond. For him, King's Cross had always been the gateway between his muggle life and magical life, so it makes sense that it would represent the gateway between mortality and the life after death. Still, I very much enjoyed the character interactions that can only happen in the afterlife. The only person I expected to see a mention of but didn't was Grindelwald.

I'm a fan of your Ouran work - and now, you've drawn me back in to the HP fandom.

Wonderful piece.