Reviews for Time's Up |
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Guest chapter 1 . 1/13/2016 You are beating a dead horse. Minor changes won't solve the big problems with your story. Why not just move on? |
Windchimed chapter 43 . 1/15/2016 I really like the way you're having Wickham ingratiate himself to Elizabeth. It's very well done and true to character. |
Guest chapter 56 . 1/13/2016 Did you really need to do that? Ugh! |
lol chapter 56 . 1/12/2016 Hahahahah! He's gay?! XD |
MissThang22700 chapter 56 . 1/14/2016 So sad that it should come to this! Ha love your quote and this story. |
LunaRocks chapter 56 . 1/14/2016 Absolutely brilliant! |
DMG88 chapter 56 . 1/13/2016 Thank you for the slight changes to extra paragraphs to your story, it just finished it off without making wholesale changes. |
janashe chapter 56 . 1/13/2016 thank you for the changes. looking forward to the outtakes! |
gracie789 chapter 56 . 1/13/2016 I loved your story. The characters were just canon enough, and the plot was delightfully twisted about. Thanks for this. |
LoveInTheBattleField chapter 56 . 1/13/2016 Good, keep it coming. Happy New Year! |
LoveInTheBattleField chapter 55 . 1/13/2016 Great, keep it coming. |
LoveInTheBattleField chapter 54 . 1/13/2016 Nice chapter, keep it coming. |
Windchimed chapter 28 . 1/13/2016 :-) By the way, I like how you make every character a person, with their own background, even the minor characters. |
alix33 chapter 56 . 1/13/2016 "fifteen day of Advent" - "fifteenth day" |
alix33 chapter 55 . 1/13/2016 Yay! for Jane having surpassed her younger sister Mary's skill at piano playing. IMO Elizabeth should write down the versions of the fairy tales she tells Georgie - and probably by now in the timeline of this fic, her own children and her three nephews who undoubtedly like the fairy tales as much as Georgie, their mother, does. If I lived in the early 19th century I would have revelled in being called a bluestocking. I hope Anne de Bourgh knocked Mr. Collins down a fair few pegs. He needed that. Yay, huzzah! and any and all other utterances denoting joy at Fitzwilliam having taken Mr. Collins to task for talking out of his overly ample arse about Pemberley. |