Hmm, this is a really wonderful take on it all. While there's a certain lack of continuity in tone (or something?) that slightly throws it off, this is really well done! It's an original idea, and you definitely got Kikyo's voice down~

Anyway, c'est bon and all that jazz. ^.^

-K.

I really enjoyed this; it was interesting. :)

Very nice. I liked seeing it like this. I've always enjoyed fics that focused heavily on the 'relationship' between Kikyo and Kagome (also, Kikyo x Kagome rocks!), and the way you portray her past life as Kikyo affecting her current life was very good, and pretty realistic... I have a fairly strong grasp on reincarnation.

Anyways, this was a great fanfic! Arigatou gozaimasu!

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Amazing. Deep. Poetic. Powerful. Profound. Heartfelt.

Simply beautiful. This has to be one of my favorite Inu pieces ever written.

I like this better, it makes a connection between them. People stress how separate they are but really... they are one soul. Great work.

Its rather well written, it can stand on its own merits but the idea can be taken further and expanded into an multichapter story which I hope is done some day. it would make for an interesting story.

Oh, wow. Very nice. Much liked. Interesting prelude to the whole story. Keep writing!

I really liked it. Never really thought about Kagome's feelings before she crossed the well, but it makes sense that she would have been a lot different that other kids.
There were a lot of really catchy things too, I especially liked you summary.
Great job.

That was amazing! Awe inspiring! Awesome job!
-WT

Bloody brilliant!

You know what, I wouldn't be shocked if Kagome had at least some inkling of her miko powers - I like how you threw that together.

And the title - it makes perfect sense. Kikyou's choices but better. I get it. Neat touch throwing in Kikyou's voice.

Very neat - very complex. I love the premise of this - of Kagome's soul being Kikyou's second chance at love. Your portrayl of young Kikyou was heartbreaking, and little Kagome was just as cute. I alos loved the very vague references to Sesshoumaru. Could you not keep him out of the story? Just kidding, gal.

Anyway, brilliant job!