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Reviews for: Such is the Nature
WhiteWolf 3
2003-05-16 . chapter 1
Excelent inside of love and vengeance. But i think people can redeem themself from vengeance.
Eve McCarthy
2002-06-01 . chapter 1
Hmmm. Very creepy and sad. But I really liked it...cause I'm weird like that. >
Steve
2002-05-21 . chapter 1
This is a wonderfully insightful story that says so much about the way the desire for vengeance destroys the human soul. But it also shows how the pursuit of revenge hurts not only the avenger and the wrongdoer, but also the ones who love them. I can only hope that, in a time when the air is heavy with jingoistic calls for retaliation borne out of fear, more people might read this cautionary tale of fiction and seek peaceful and compassionate responses to the darkness in the souls of others and themselves
Terri
2002-05-16 . chapter 1
Oh my, what an interesting take on Willow and vengence. Really like it.
Hoedogg
2002-05-16 . chapter 1
Hans, outstanding take on last week's episode. A fitting and utterly haunting requiem for Tara.
Victorious Spirit
2002-05-16 . chapter 1
I liked the sense of tragedy that you developed with this story. When I read it I found myself drawing a parallel with real life situations in which a fundamental flaw in an individual's character can result in catastrophe for all involved. In the case of Tara, it reminds me a little of the idea behind Greek tragedies in which the ideal (of love, for example) can only be achieved by the gods because in humans it inevitably leads to loss.
Jason L. Barnett
2002-05-16 . chapter 1
I don't normally post bad reviews, but that is the stupidest thing I ever read. To suggest that in the afterlife someone would be punished for another's actions is ludicrous and certainly would make me rethink what side I was on. And the fact is if Willow didn't take any action against Warren I certainly don't see it as a sign she loved Tara. Andrew's demon summoning, Jonathan's magic and Warren superscience put them beyond the reach of normal law.
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