So i love this story and now i am very pissed because there is so much i don't know yet. Why? Why are you going to let me live my life without the rest of this great story? I will live my life wondering what happened. There are just so many things that are unfinished.

Dearest, please finish this.
It isn't about Kurt and Blaine any more.
This is a good story.
You've set up the foundations of a great novel.
I see Blaine and Cooper developing as artists and Blaine's voice as an anti-slavery icon becoming amazingly strong.
I see Kurt going through his education, meeting other people and having to decide how he'll live his best life as a gay man, probably as a designer.
Each of our boys has to go through the challenges of others being attracted to them, struggling with their own interest in others, and keeping their connection strong.
I see political intrigue among the gift giving senator, Blaine's dad, and maybe even Garrison. There has to be a link so that horrible things are exposed.
There needs to be justice, even if it's a beginning.
Over five to ten years, it would be very cool if the McKinley crew became a network that helped influence the anti-slavery intrigue.
This may be in vain, and you've moved your focus onto something else, but I just wanted you to know what a good story this is, even unfinished.
Ellen

Rest..

aaaaaawwwwwwwwwwwww this is awesome and not finished...I hate reading incomplete fics. This is soooooo good and I really hope you pick it up again one day cause you totally rock! You're so talented its amazing and thanks for sharing this incredible fic!

COME BACK AND WRITE MORE

Wow, big difference from the previous chapters that were so emotional. I mean they were great, but I particularly loved the comic relief in how ridiculously naive Brittany is, and 'Star Child's behavior was hilarious too.

Poor Blaine. This is an amazing story though.

Hey :) please dont you dare abandon this fic... its been your best so far please update soon :)

wonderful!
I can't wait for more!
Ellen

I'm really liking the characters here, and how well you're doing the trauma aftermath. I like that we can see Blaine progressing, and working through his issues, and getting better, but at the same time, there's no sense that things are going to just be 'fixed' at any point. I like how you're dealing with the issue of respect, and communication - balancing protecting the people you love with trusting them to take care of themselves. I'm really glad to see that Blaine is moving towards taking action against his father - I think that will be really empowering for him, and it's an important cause. It'll also be interesting to see how he deals with the fallout from it.

One world-building criticism...the total lack of medical care for slaves and the expectation that they'll be killed out of hand instead of sold again if they're returned, don't make economic sense. Even in a society that doesn't care about slaves as people, they would have value for their labour. Slaves in this universe have to be found, or handed over, and then individually trained - that's an investment of time and money, and there's a certain level of payoff expected from that investment. Wasting such an expensive commodity because doctors' are encouraged to have a stick up their butt about treating slaves makes for nice angst, but it rings false to me on an social and economic level.

THAT WAS A NICE HEART TO HEART THAT THE BOYS HAD. THOSE WERE BEAUTIFUL WORDS MY LIFE IS NOTHING WITHOUT YOU. BEAUTIFUL CHAPTER. CAN NOT WAIT FOR MORE. I HOPE THEY FIND A WAY FOR BLAINE TO GO WITH KURT.

Please tell me this mutli chapter story becasue it getting so so good I want to find even more

Wait y can't Blaine come to New York with kurt

I loved this update! Cant wait for your next one! xoxoxo

poor blaine