Name: Boogum reviewed Part Six on Jan 28, 2011 05:38 pm

I had to laugh at the shop person -- sometimes those people can be so nosy. And what an action-packed ending! I'm glad Ginny is okay.

Name: Ceridwen reviewed Part Six on Aug 24, 2009 05:43 am

Ah, I knew, Dumbledore would have a heart. He'd quite tolerate, or rather encourage, this "inter house co-operation", hehe. It was fun reading how Ginny was asked to stay away from the lesson at first, and had to go to the Headmaster. She must've been really scared as hell. And then she told them everything... awkward. Though, we know since the sixth movie that teachers at Hogwarts sometimes witness their pupil's relationships, don't we? ;)

"Draco was beginning to feel like a Gryffindor." - LOL, good statement! But I definitely saw Snape's permanent anger (and his old teaching methods :/ ) coming, so, I understand that. The way Draco complains about his hands was funny, really funny. :D
And the two of them studying... awesome scene. I felt so sorry for Draco when Ginny had to leave him there... but who wouldn't have expected that? (okay, some crazy fluff writers would have, but I think they were being reasonable not to introduce Draco to the Weasley's).

To go on with the story: Shopping in Diagon Alley was great! I laughed half my head off when they talked about Snape and he just... appeared behind them. Divine!
Ginny's also making quite a hush about her secret, isn't she? We already knew that, though - she's learned to keep secrets, right.

I did want to see Draco's face when he opened the present, too. :D Hehe. Ginny's presents (and the note, especially) were really creative and I was curious to find out what "D" would think of in return. Oh, and I have to mention: Dumbledore's socks were quite witty. *smiles*

I'm always stunned how well organized the ministry and school are in this fanfiction - so unlike the books, but still thrilling and realistic. The attacks were not that overwhelming for me because something was BOUND to happen. It was, however, realistic. Sad thought.
And Draco was a bit concerned, huh? But I could understand it... he seems to be rather possessive and to want her near him very much. I didn't like the end lines SO much, still, they fit. I guess I was just eager to know what's going on after that.

Name: Myst reviewed Part Six on Sep 10, 2006 10:40 pm

BTW, how does one add a story to your favorites list? =D

Name: Savannah reviewed Part Six on Jan 04, 2006 12:09 pm

I like this.... But you seem to have so much freetime... i mean writing this story all day long seems what your doing. I don't picture ginny with the loser named malfoy ( or that is how he is in my book) but it's the most wonderful time of the year.... sorry i ment it's the most wonderful STORY of the year.

Name: Ephemera reviewed Part Six on May 20, 2004 05:09 am

This is fantastic, and it's one of the most convincing reasons for Draco *not* to join Voldie that I've seen. I can't see him randomly defying his father, I can't see him being Redeemed By The Leurve Of A Good Woman, but I can see him doing both of these after realising that what Voldie is doing *doesn't make sense*. I especially liked his disgust at his father kissing Voldie's robe. And Ginny is coo-el - I like how you've captured her mixture of irritation and resignation at the Trio's dismissal of her and her brothers' outrageously patronising attitude to her. All good.