 starlinc 2008-08-21 . chapter 4Ok, he broke her quill. . . why? For amusement? No, it was because he was grumpy, wasn't it? |
 starlinc 2008-08-21 . chapter 2Hahahahahaha Malfoy! |
 starlinc 2008-08-21 . chapter 1Sweet! Great chapter! |
 excessivelyperky 2008-08-17 . chapter 5Good look--this is why I buy cheap paperbacks at garage and library sales, so if they die it's not that big a deal. |
 excessivelyperky 2008-04-27 . chapter 4This is kind of sad, really. |
 whitehound 2008-04-25 . chapter 3Ouch. |
 whitehound 2008-04-25 . chapter 2It's malign fate - anyone who says "I never catch..." promptly catches it.
Lucius's final year would have been either Snape's first or second year, according to the 1960 birthdate for Snape given in DH, and assuming the Prophet got Lucius's age right when it said he was 41 in an article written in mid-September 1995. |
 whitehound 2008-04-25 . chapter 1It's a very nice scene, and the sort of thing I think he would appreciate. At the same time, the writing-style seems a bit too florid - one keeps noticing the writing instead of the story. |
 elethian 2008-04-25 . chapter 4Hmm, interesting. Seems to hint at some other things...
I think by "sheath of papers" you meant "sheaf of papers"? |
 Netrixie 2008-04-24 . chapter 4That was strangely, sad, but yet very emotion- provoking.
Hm, I love it. |
 Netrixie 2008-04-24 . chapter 3Oh, I'm sorry you weren't invited!
But it does make for a good Severus fic |
 Netrixie 2008-04-24 . chapter 2Aww! Sweet! |
 Netrixie 2008-04-24 . chapter 1o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-h I like.
But one suggestion, though.
If he's the teen version of Severus Snape, would he still be referred to as "Snape", not "Severus"?
Just a little thought. |
 MatoakaWilde 2008-01-14 . chapter 3Severus' life seems to be nothing but a series of unfortunate events. I liked the cold one the best. Lucius and Severus are funny when they converse. |
 elethian 2007-12-10 . chapter 3I like this one, although I feel sorry for poor Severus. On both sides, the people he thinks are his friends turn out not to be much of "friends".
(Should there be a comma in "Avery Mulciber and his entourage."? Avery and Mulciber are two separate people.) |