I love this soooo much! Its so beautiful...

This was fantastic, and I loved it, meow!

I love this beautiful story, thanks autor.

Why do I get the feeling that Tom doesn't mind as much as he seemed to at first? Maybe he was ready to retire anyway.

I interpreted this as Flangst with a song sprinkled on top. ;.;

Oh my, that hit me hard...

First things first: I love your character creation: they felt real, alive, not simple. There's a lot of free gates for readers to interpretate some of the events you described, and I love it. Even if it's closed, it's open at the same time. What was the game, what was the truth? How this dream-world existed? Maybe somewhere were their bodies, in coma like state?

I love the floating threads of stories that your work created!

Voldemort: believable, I would say sane, either playing or rediscovering himself. Harry: tired, always the saviour. Although I enjoyed reading it immersely, I've got a feeling that you had so many ideas of how to proceed with this story that sometimes it wasn't entirely smooth. The twists of plot I mean: I feel like you described two different Voldemorts, it may be character development but it wasn't consistent for me. Also I can't imagine him being called Tom by Harry - de facto his prisoner.
I'm interested in Ginny's appearance in the created world, if portal was needed to get there, how did she actually made it? Was the portal a mental representation of exit (the world exists in mind) or a real entrance (the world was created as some sort of dimension, maybe the same as with neverending bags?

I don't want to write too much, have to think more of this text :) Also, I'm not much of a reviewer. Thank you for writing and publishing it, it was my pleasure to read it!
Take care
Minako

*sobs* So perfect, thank you sooooo much for writing this...

Bittersweet damnation.

So sweet!

At the end they living together... Brilliant!

Awwwww! That was so sweet! Especially the ending )

Well, this was fun! My favorite story of yours so far!

I really love this story.

I remember the first time that I read about the case of Stockholm Syndrome, and felt that it would make a really great story. Thanks for writing it. And it really fits harry and voldemort.

After all, love is always a miracle, and it doesn't matter how it happens.

that was good :)

Psychological disorders fascinate me for some reason, and Stockholm Syndrome just has this charm to it. As does its antithesis, Lima Syndrome. This was a wonderful use of the disorder, and I couldn't think of a better pairing to use it with. The idea of the dreamscape was brilliant, as dreams also intrigue me. I loved the ending, I was bracing myself for an escape into the now Dark Lord controlled war-torn world but was pleasantly surprised by your solution to all of their problems. Well most of them anyway. Loved it!

~Akire

just. so. fecking. awesome. amazing, seriously.

-tac