Reviews for Freedom |
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Lori Mereel chapter 1 . 8/9/2014 ... can you continue this... |
Nerreth chapter 2 . 5/23/2014 Good story. Keeps suspense and interest well - you can't stop in the middle. Good added details from previous version. |
Oratorio chapter 1 . 8/13/2013 Oof. I liked the dialogue between Mykale and Fenris - the beginnings of understanding for them both, I think, but in particular Fenris. It was a real challenge to the way he thinks, without being overtly *challenging* for him. I'd recommend a trigger warning at the beginning though as although not graphic, it does go to dark places (not just literally) and might upset or trigger some people who have experienced abuses. A couple of typos that could be ironed out to make it even smoother - for example, "You asked me what manor of mage I am" - manor should be manner. And later, Isabela refers to Fenris' taunt body instead of his taut body. Stuff that slips through spellcheck! I really like your characterisation though and would be interested to see how relationships develop beyond the one-shot, should you ever expand on it! |
Nerreth chapter 1 . 1/10/2013 Very good. Nice interaction and development between Hawke and Fenris. |
MasqueradingDragon chapter 1 . 12/20/2012 Fantastic! |
Alunesta chapter 1 . 9/30/2012 This is one of the best fanfics ever! The characters are perfect and the i like the comparison. :D Definatly going on my favorites. |
Eleneri chapter 1 . 9/19/2012 This is well done and lovely. Thank you! Your Fenris is magnificent - I can hear that growly voice in his dialogue now - and your Hawke is very similar to how I play mine. Well done, indeed. Please write more! |
Musicalrain chapter 1 . 9/13/2012 One of the best mage Hawke x Fenris oneshots I've read. It was awesome. :) |
starlightarcher chapter 1 . 9/8/2012 Love it! Very well articulated reasons. If only everyone in Thedas could just be more open-minded and less bigoted... can anyone imagine such a world? |
Emantsal chapter 1 . 9/8/2012 That was very well written. I enjoyed your story very much. Nice use of setting, mood, and dialogue to create a good read. |