Name: Vetta Daughter reviewed Visiting Hours on Aug 26, 2006 02:31 pm

THIS IS MY LAST REVIEW ON THIS CHAPTER... I Promise!

Antonio's Mom....
For some reason she seems to be the root to me in this story.

I could be way off base and, but I can't seem to loose “What I mean is that he’s using you to get to her. The first one. The one he wants but can never have.” As if the most logical statment would be Andrea Lowe.
And it's odd how when answering Ginny's questions about this Natasha is honest yet vague and that when she says "Wants but can never have" does she really mean in this most odvious way... sexual, romantic or sinister & vengeful?

It's great that you named this STUDY OF THE MIND. In truth it is.


Author's Response: hehe. I guess you had a lot of questions. :D I find it interesting that you consider Sophia to be the root. I suppose it wasn't intentional to make her seem as such, but in a way, I guess she is. Anyways, as to the "wants but can never have part," it's a couple parts romantic and a couple parts of something else. A something else that will involve Ginny by the end. And I'm glad that you caught on to the meaning of the title. Twas my intention to make you think. :D Thanks again for all three of your reviews! I hope I answered some of your questions!

Name: Vetta Daughter reviewed Visiting Hours on Aug 26, 2006 10:19 am

I know that everything thing adds into itself to make a stronger plot. Thogh however twisted D/G's initial get-together is the eventual romantic sitaution with D/G doesn't have to do with Ms. Lowe does it?

I don't know if I'm making sense?

Author's Response: You're making perfect sense. :) No. D/G's eventual romatic situation DOES NOT involve Andrea. But she is included in the story for a reason.