Sigh... I love Wicked. Thank you for not making this some vapid little songfic. It's cute and meaningful, and it makes a lot of sense. Well done!

This story combines two of my absolute grandest obsessions-- Batman AND Wicked. This brings me FAR too much joy. And, I won't lie, the second I read the name 'Kristin Chenoweth' something in me squealed with glee. This is so wonderfully done. Kudos.

That was awesome for a one shot! Their interaction were adorable! I loved the humor; it made me smile. X3

A great story. Very good.

Excellent! I've always thought of Harley and Ivy as Glinda and Elphie! I've had my eye on your work for a while and I've gotta say, great job:)
-CAT

Great.

In case you were interested, I did a crappy fanart of Harley and Ivy's meeting at the party. You can find it here: http:// kalacyn . deviantart . com / art / We-Deserve-Each-Other-116564969.

I love both Wicked and DC, so this story pretty much made my day. :)

Wow, you know that you love someone when your willing to debase yourself in the worst possible way for someone.

Trying to imagine Poison Ivy as the Wicked Witch of the West is to funny. XD

Kristin Chenoweth, Wizard of Oz/Wicked references and Poison Ivy all in one fic is just too awesome to pass up. I am so glad I found this.

Good story.

This is really a wonderful story and I enjoyed it quite a bit.

Funny!

Haha! What a great treat. I came this way from the DWP community; I'm glad I did. I *loved* the tie-in with Wicked. It worked so well! (I'm a die-hard Wicked fan.) The humor was excellent throughout too. :)

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THIS IS WIN.

Seriously; the prose is wonderful and Ivy and Harley were in perfect character. And, oh my goodness, the Wicked theme throughout made me squeal happily.

"Harley drooped as she allowed Ivy to lead her out. Ivy would have prodded her with the broomstick if she thought it would make her move faster."

That mental image shall be forever printed upon my brain. XD

"She considered trying to knock some sense into Harley with her broom. Harley could never defend herself with that girly stick of hers."

THAT REMINDS ME OF THE SCENE FROM WICKED (which was most likely the intention.) XDD;;

Overall, a fantastic story. *fav'~!*

I have just GOT to see that play now! I already love the book, but it's been ages since I've been to real theater to see a musical. Here's hoping the show comes to within 60 miles of Bellingham sometime soon!