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I know this is a very old story and you probably haven't logged in here for years but I gotta say... Don't even tell me Ginny is bringing a cat anamigus too Hogwarts. I like the story so far but that is WAY too much of a stretch.

The ending of this chapter was stupid.

Wonderful story! One of the best year 6 fics!

This is awesome!

Apart from some minor spelling and grammatical mistakes, this was a thoroughly enjoyable read. Well done. Off to read the sequel.

Very enjoyable story. Mac is great. I like Remus in this story. I like that Malfoy's actions are having repercussions. Looking forward to reading the sequel.

I loved your story quite truly! However, I think that Harry and Ginny were a little slow on the uptake. Keep it up!

Very enjoyable and well paced story. Over all plotting was well done. The biggest flaw was how Harry was kidnapped. Draco to Harry, "Go down that dark alley." Harry: "ok". Gets thunked on the head.

I almost quit reading at that point and I am glad I didn't.

I enjoyed this. It feels like its ready to come to the boil in the sequal!

Love the way your story went as far as the Ginny and Harry part you handle it well. I hope you write a sequl because this story as went great

Very good. I like the way they are letting him chose and how you had Harry rationalizing things.

I've been thinking about. I think I'll stop reading.

On the one hand, I'm seriously impressed and enjoying this story. There's lots of *little things* happening, which most authors overlook. Things that flesh out the story, you know? I love that. But on the other hand, after careful consideration, I've concluded that I really don't like Harry's attitude and don't really desire to immerse myself in it. (The balance was also slightly tipped by the leading comments about Ginny. Fearless? Things in common? My paranoid Ginny/Harry-radar just shrieked in my ear! For the record, I don't believe Ginny and Harry have much in common at all. Loving family, the Dursleys. Possesed in an excruciating manner in which he would beg for death, possesed by a diary of which she held no memory and apparently no pain either. Hm.)

AH well. This is neither here nor there. I do want to thank you for what I've read so far, it was fun. And congrats on writing so much and GOOD LUCK with it all!

“I think I should, sir. I sort of feel as though I should look out for her. After all, if it hadn’t been for me, she wouldn’t have been hurt,” reckoned Harry.

“Admirable sentiment, Harry,” said Remus.

(Makes a face and laughs) Admirable sentiment? He 'sort of feels'? He 'reckons he should'? Geze! He sounds like a better behaved Dudley, with his grudging behaviour. ANd he's being complimented on it? (laughs) I can't believe it!

I gotta say, you do seem to write Rowling's style well. Harry is coming off as an immature, self-centered, conceited, arrogant berk, just like his Dad.

(Grins and shakes her head) In a way, I'm intruiged as to how long I'll be able to stand this attitude! But I'm enjoying the story, so as always - ONWARDS!

Hmm. The end of this chapter was kind of odd.

Harry seemed way to cheerful, especially after being told point blank that it was his fault the house had been blown up with his Aunt inside. Not to mention way apologetic and.. arrogant at times. I guess. Dumbledore's assumptions that Harry didn't try at Occulmency (indicating he felt it was the major reason Harry failed) his heavy-handed handing out of the prophecy without requesting - at least - Harry's approval first. Dictating his life once more, and all many years too late. I guess his attitude made me see red, and Harry's submissive reaction to it rubbed me the wrong way. (laughs) But despite the unsettling ending, I am enjoying this story so far. Onwards!