Es tan romántico y tan hermoso, gracias por publicar! C:

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Wow. This was excellent, very unique.

Choice of pistachio or avocado on top? I can't. It'd be easier if you could have said pistachio or vanilla OR chocolate or avocado, but not them both. Because them both always win. xD

Oh my god. You deserve more than a meaningful review than this one and I am trying to think of helpful words to say to you that'd hone your mad skills even more that aren't cloyingly over-the-top and lacklustre due to them being overused; but, I can't. I know you read and heard them already too many times before but I'll just go ahead and say that you're truly great at what you do and I envy your writing skills. I really adore your writing and can't say how much I can't get enough of it. I really need to get Arthur out of my system already (*tries to feel dejected but fails*) but it is so hard when you portray Ariadne like a clam (sorry, I really don't have a quarter of your creative juice to describe it, so I'd have to borrow your metaphor from my all-time fave Matryoshka). I love this Ariadne who does not go gaga over Arthur in one fell swoop. Really, a clam for a clam and knowing when or how to un-clam does it for me .time (really doesn't sound romantic coming from me but ugh, I hope you get it :D). Thanks for making my days and nights brighter and hopeful.

Absolutly lovely. Just the right amount of angst. Great analogy at the end.

What sweet little fic. I felt like I was floating on the ocean, with the calm, rocking of water, back and forth, back and forth between Arthur and Ariadne. Nice set up at the beginning. I'm so naive that I never believe that anything is a dream ;) Can't wait to read your other stories.

Cortana

Yay. :) I like this story too. _

"A square peg and a round hole, impossible to conceive and even harder to try, but once together, nothing can pull them back apart." I can't describe how much I love this phrase. It was brilliant, amazing, wonderful etc etc.

You brought the story out in a most exquisite kind of flow. The characters, their inner feelings and their interactions are totally what I would expect in the movie.

Thank you for such a fine piece. *hugs* :D

This was absolutely lovely. Wonderful job~

... AND LOL, ARTHUR SO WOULD CARRY TIDE-TO-GO.

Stunning.

Just stunning.

I find it hard to find good Inception stories that matches the character's personality and the concept of the whole movie without making it "different". But yours was just perfect.

Your word choice is fabulous and the flow is so beautiful.

And Joseph Gordon-Livitt is one sexy man. [fangirl moment]

Haha i hope you know that i have added you to my favs list and both your inception stories just because your amazing

-Jess

Gorgeous. I love this so very much 3

If I copied and pasted every word I loved of this story the entire thing word be sitting here in this little box. It was so melodic it was like a poem. "The rest are for the cathedrals and the skyscrapers, the ones that will crumble with her heart into dust and sepia tinted memories without ever seeing the light of day." I love how you incorporated the line about the train into the storyline as well and the ending was one of the most beautiful things I've ever read. You're a very talented writer.

Gahh, you're so good I'm beginning to resent you! I love your style of writing, it's so... Exquisite (I know there's a better word than that, but I'm too lazy to grab a thesaurus). You just have such a unique way of describing things, you don't rely on cliches that normally cheapen a good story. And everyone's so in character! I want to hate you but I love your writing so much I just can't do it.

Wonderfully written, and full of emotion - nicely done :)

I'm glad that you showed how Arthur and Ariadne are different from Mal and Cobb and that they won't meet the same fate. The last scene summed it all up perfectly. I can't believe the beginning was all a dream though, you really had me enthralled and then you ripped it away. I can see why Ariadne was so upset, but at least she gave in to Arthur in the end!