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I liked it

bunch of Gryffindor's s/b Gryffindors

Ok, just a heads up so you don't get disheartened in future but I'm unlikely to review every chapter going forward. However after reviewing two in a row I couldn't just vanish on the one you say you're not sure about, not when I enjoyed it.

Sure it might not be much of a story per se but it's a drabble, it doesn't have to be. I loved the little details, particularly the temporary job joke and the debate over the numbers and whether Carrow should count. McGonagall's headteacher was brief but perfectly in character. It's easy to forget just how long the defense curse was in place for (the mauraders must have had a different one each year too) it's a miracle Hogwarts managed to hire anyone for the role for so long at all. And it is a good point about how nervewrecking it must be for a new professor even after Voldemort's death to try for the post.

Anyway, good job. I liked it.

Never read cursed child. Like this iteration of the characters. It captures the nervous uncertainty of firsties so well, while providing hope of a better more tolerant future. A chance for change and friendship, the next generation scrapping free from traditions of inherited hatred.

Another fantastic entry. Just a heads up, a couple of words seem to have vanished from the middle of sentences. In the first paragraph theres: "up here the stockings entirely" and then when he finds the muggle photograph "by Colin but by their stared down".

Really enjoying these little drabbles, keep up the good work (muse willing of course).

This was a really unique way to use the word "thief" as a prompt, and I love it because thievery isn't something you'd usually associate with the Blacks, or Ted Tonks for that matter. Kudos for originality!

I'm also impressed with the way you've managed to capture so many different aspects of Narcissa's character in a few words. There's the bit of inner turmoil over over losing Andi, the refusal to externally show any kind of weakness, the pride and haughtiness she's so known for, all wrapped up in one teenage girl full of confidence and determination. Such a good short character study.

Lastly, I love that you played with and developed the relationship between Andi and Cissy beyond what we see in the books or movies (one of my many gripes with canon, but I digress). The ending makes me wonder if the statement holds true even after the war or if they manage to reconcile and reestablish their relationship. (I like to think they patched it up :D ) A nice little idea to end on!

Great job, and keep up the good work!

I think it's good Gen, I'm definitely the one who doesn't study like Albus -

I'm sad today. RIP Alan Rickman.

This was a good chapter but you needed more commas at the proper places.

I have read loafs of stories on this concept, n still i find every new one fascinating :D

this is exceptional... very nice :)

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