What is the point of having him live multiple differents life, only to have him surprised at space travel and aliens? What is the point of having lived plenty of different lives if they were all mostly the same? Or always on Earth (or an other planet) before space expansion? Why is more surprised now, after all his lives, than at 11 when he discovered magic, diagon alley, and other races like the goblins?

That was very cute and wholesome.
An put Q in his place

This is not the first time I read your story. But it remain extraordinary how you weaved in all the personalities (including O'Brien) just so. Liked how you tied HP past lives into the story as well. The best Star Trek/HP story still...

Such a great story! I loved reading this so much! Thank you for writing this.

A good read and fairly well contained when all is said and done. I like how you tied on the lore as well with the Master of Death title and how you interpreted its function. Thank you for a fun story!

That was enjoyable, seeing his travels to various worlds and universes would be rather interesting to read about if you made this a series. Thank you for the entertaining read.

great story. hope u write some more fornitnkne day.

Cute! What a neat idea, and a great story. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for writing and sharing this story.

While I don't think abortion will be a procedure in the 24th century due to the advancement of technology making it an antiquated medical practice, I thought this was a good first chapter.

great story, though I had this scene in my head where an older Troi meets a different Harry later in her life. and tying into that a couple possibilities: one there is another iteration of Harry current in that time, but that one waits until after his "earlier" self lives out his life before contacting Troi, so as to not meet himself, and it's his presence in that timestream that serves as part of the reason as to why Ian ages so rapidly. secondly, that the next time Harry meets Troi it is so he can be there when she passes on/can give her comfort in her closing days/months/years or however long he can spend with her. Though for that second one I guess Harry could be from a further distant future within the Star Trek canon and be part of or have access to the time travel technology that shows up on occasion in various shows (most notable being the conclusion of Voyager from what I remember) and Harry is just there because records stated she died alone or something idk. Just an idea.

Thanks for a great (re)read! Still love what you did here. Hope maybe someday you'll return to this universe.

I think it's a really lovely thing that you're letting people know there are resources available if they've ever been mistreated, or need aid. I think while yes this seems to put you on pro-life side I really think that you give us really good information and I bet you are amazing to chat with. I think there are also more gray areas in between and I'd love to see this more such as "Here are some resources, take it if you need it, I won't spit in your face about whatever you decide to do." I would like to know if there's anything about adoption before birth instead of deciding the path to abortion and if there are multiple resources that could allow the mother to carry to term without being in debt or pressed financially. I really enjoyed this as someone that's Pro-choice but I'm not extremist on that side. I'm totally open to talks

A short, but substantial aspect in the way a crossover could really change things and derail the big bad villain from at least one season of ST:TNG. I can also appreciate the way you used a small, but heartfelt episode as your method of his entry into the Enterprise…

Good stuff but too short, turned out much better then expected ;)