I’ve been mulling this over since I read Mynuet's essay, which by the way, Shar, was very well done. Mine is taken from a different angle. Just a bit of rambling, really . .Category: Essays
You had some very interesting points in the essay. I throughly enjoyed it. Your character overview (or point about Ginny) caught me immediately. I can't imagine how many times people complain about how shy Ginny is even after they read the books. You could have picked up her spunk in the first book, but missing it in the last two just blows my mind.
I, too, didn't care much for the shipping of Hermione in the Draco Trilogy. While I dearly love that series, I can't stand Hermione's character in it. Ever since reading the trilogy I haven't been able to take Hermione fanfiction.
Anyway, great essay. :)
"He had never actually told her that he loved her. She supposed she should be grateful for that much, at least..." Post-Hogwarts. Auror!Ginny, vs Under-suspicion!Draco.Category: Long and Completed
Your story is amazing. I like how you portray the thin line between good and evil, and show how the war has changed the characters. I also like that Draco is never really 'redeemed', but that he has a heart. This is one of the best Ginny/Draco stories I have read. Please continue.
HP's 7th year at Hogwarts. With renegade Death Eaters vowing revenge after Voldemort's downfall, and an explosive case that threatens to divide the wizarding community brought before the Wizengamot, two unlikely people manage to discover new feelings for each other.Category: Works in Progress
This is excellent. You have written one of the best Quiditch scenes that I've read, and it just keeps getting better.
The good news is that magical chocolate really does have romance-enhancing properties. The bad news is that at Hogwarts, well, everybody's been giving chocolate to everyone else at Hogwarts for years. Including the giant squid. What will happen when the consequences catch up with them all at last?Category: Completed Short Stories
This was delicious and clever.
Ginny Weasley has gone through a string of men, even suffering through a stint being married to the Savior of the Wizarding World. She keeps her pain bottled up inside, until when she finally snaps, she does something drastic that changes her world forever.Category: Long and Completed
This story is really interesting. I especially like how you portrayed Ginny's reaction towards Harry. It really seems to capture her character from the books. However I am a bit surprised she was not more upset over finding out about Harry and Hermione's relationship. After all she must be close to Hermione if she confided relationship issues with her. Again, everything is extremely well written. I can't wait for your next update. :)
Ginny discovers Draco has a fetish and she is disturbingly willing to cater to his wants.Category: Completed Short Stories
Interesting. I especially like how Ginny controlled Draco at the end. Then again, you must wonder if it was Draco controlling her the whole time. In the end he got a far more erotic portrait.
Interesting. I especially like how Ginny controlled Draco at the end. Then again, you must wonder if it was Draco controlling her the whole time. In the end he got a far more erotic portrait.
Author's Response: Hehe :) That\'s why they\'re the perfect couple. Just when you think one has control it\'s the other who has it in the end.
“'Weasley…wait,' he mumbled. Ginny, shocked, turned to stare at him... " It's the last train ride home of the year. Draco reflects on who he is, as well as what he is to Ginny.Category: Completed Short Stories
I loved the introspective Draco, and I found some of his thoughts rather refreshing. While it revolved around some often rehashed issues (Draco and his father, etc), it approached them in a very interesting manner. This would have been an excellent start for a longer story, but I suppose its even better this way. Excellent work.
Author's Response: thanks for understanding why I decided on a oneshot. Yes, I know I touched on issue that are often repeated, but I felt that it would be a good point in the story to mention it. Thanks!
I loved the introspective Draco, and I found some of his thoughts rather refreshing. While it revolved around some often rehashed issues (Draco and his father, etc), it approached them in a very interesting manner. This would have been an excellent start for a longer story, but I suppose its even better this way. Excellent work.