noahshonor posted a comment on Sunday 20th January 2008 8:19pm

Good to read some more from the GREAT ONE.
Thanks as always.

Wolfric posted a comment on Sunday 20th January 2008 5:25pm

There is obviously fertile ground for fan fiction in the way DH ends. I wonder if she did it with that in mind? I can't think of anybody I would rather see fill in the blanks. This seems like a promising start. Thanks for writing. W.

James Barber posted a comment on Sunday 20th January 2008 2:04pm

Good little ditty, you definitely still got it...I remember seems like yesterday or was that yesteryear that I was reading letters from summer and the sequel but then again...

maxzook posted a comment on Sunday 20th January 2008 2:00pm

My only question: Would Harry and Ginny have spent this much time on the day after Fred's death, without even acknowledging it?

Glad to see you're writing again!

DrT posted a comment on Sunday 20th January 2008 10:15am

I doubt if Ginny was ever this gentle, docile, or even understanding, but it was still a sweet story

"T"

Kokopelli replied:

Ginny's docility here is a function of grief and exhaustion - she came back to Gryffindor tower to get away from the mourning of the rest of her family - and as Ginny was Harry's great comfort, so he too is hers.   Not the way I'd portray them, but this was my canon exercise.

James13 posted a comment on Sunday 20th January 2008 9:51am

Nice. And a better way to ease into the epilogue then what Rowling gave us :)

KateHC posted a comment on Sunday 20th January 2008 8:54am

What a satisfying read. Every character was true to canon. Well done!

Patches posted a comment on Sunday 20th January 2008 8:30am

This was really good. I like this version of the Harry-and-Ginny-get-back-together stories! It has the ring of truth to it. Thanks for writing. This one is a keeper! pms

uberwald posted a comment on Sunday 20th January 2008 6:21am

If there had been a chapter like this between the final battle and the epilogue, i might not have disliked DH so much.

Kokopelli replied:

DH had issues - like failing to play fair with the reader, plot holes, etc.   That being said, JKR is a billionaire, and I have to go to work tomorrow because I am not.

mathiasgranger posted a comment on Sunday 20th January 2008 5:59am

Would it have been so hard for Rowling to give everyone a scene like this?

Thanks for writing,
Matt

Jim_xinu posted a comment on Sunday 20th January 2008 5:59am

Very nice. Thanks for sharing this with us.