Ginny Weasley was dedicated to her job as a Hit Wizard and nothing else. But when an investigation turns her life upside down, Ginny finds herself analyzing her morality--and having tea with a Malfoy.Category: Long and Completed
Nice! twas good. It was a well written hospital scene, not what I was expecting which is always nice. Happy to see the appearance of Malfoy and I am looking forward to Ginny's curiosity (and mine) abated as to why Draco is there meeting up with Marcus Flint. Perhaps Flint is the mole? I'm not too sure about that idea, but I am interested in finding out who is. Also, Astoria's date? Oh, and looking forward into finding out who the mole is working for, and with all this media attention, I wonder who is stirring it up? Ignorant people or Death Eaters looking for quieter times so that they can amass again.
Happy Writing!
Author's Response: I wanted to try and be as unexpected as possible as far as everyone in this fic goes. I wanted Draco and Ginny to be different, at least from the way I usually write them, and I'm not sure I entirely succeeded. But I was happy with the outcome. Ahh, Astoria and Marcus. Well, your answers about them will be cleared up soon enough and to the rest of the questions as well--except for Astoria's date. You never find out who that is because it wasn't entirely important to the story. Just small details that I like to fill stories with. Again, thanks for the review. I enjoyed it!
The Chamber of Secrets broke Ginny. Harry defeated Riddle, but in revenge, Tom stole Ginny's sanity. She was put in St. Mungo's and forgotten. Ginny was used to the routine, the silence, and her insanity. Then Draco became a healer on her ward.Category: Completed Short Stories
Ah, every chapter is so satisfying! Also, I gotta say that as a psychology student I'm really enjoying how you describe the hospital and also Ginny's 'silent insanity'. Your descriptions enable me to picture the ward very well, and I'm glad you didn't give her illness some sort of psychological label. I do read the story with my abnormal psychology facts in mind, but I find that I really don't desire to try and put a label on Ginny. And honestly, ever since I took that course I haven't been able to do that with a story or movie. Thank you for writing so immensely well that I do not need that knowledge :) Also, I'm totally favouriting the story XD
Author's Response: Thanks for reviewing.
I'm really pleased that you're enjoying the chapters.
It's very interesting to read your response as a psychology student. To be honest, I never even thought of labelling Ginny's condition. It was just something that had happened, and by not labelling it, I didn't have to conform to an actual illness' symptoms. :)
I'm glad that you're not feeling the need to label Ginny, and it's a huge compliment that you aren't able to do that often! :)
Thank you again for reviewing, I really appreciate it.
(Thanks for favouriting as well!)
Nice chapter! I really like how you challenge Ginny with each chapter, and yet in the past she has used this to better herself. I wonder what her motivations will be now that she has felt magic again!
Author's Response: Thanks! :)
I'm glad you like how Ginny's been challenged.
I've updated now, so I hope you enjoy the chapter.
Thank you for commenting!