Title: A Good Book
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twistedm Summary: Harry reads the end of the book before he buys it. When it comes time to write his own, it’s only natural he writes the ending first. Sometimes, endings are meant to change.
Rating: R
Disclaimer: All recognisable bits from the universe of Harry Potter belong to JK Rowling. The rest are products
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thanks for not putting xmas in, just like i wanted. ;)
i liked the way he wrote one ending at the beginning of your story but a totally different and much better ending for the real book.
i like how it took me a while to figure out who horatio was, draco or harry.
i like how harry tries to take care of dobby while dobby tries to take care of him.
i laughed when draco grabbed the tampon trolley!
i love UST and then RST and a happy ending. thank you so much! what a great gift. :) :)
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I tried to make sure that Horatio seemed like it could be either, just my way of conveying that everyone could bear the scars of war similarly.
Anyway, I'm relieved that you liked this! Thanks so much for commenting!
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This was just perfect. I love it. Incredible. Totally believable.
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I'm glad that the passages worked for you! I've been writing in a similar style for most everything lately and sometimes it works better than at other times *grins*.
Now that I'm rambling, I'll cut myself off before I bore you. Thanks so much for your comments!
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The only thing that surprised me was that both of them were only in their late 20`s because their voices sounded so much older. But that might be what a war does to a person after all and they both had their (un)fair share of hardships and tragedies then.
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The older voices were done intentionally. I used my uncle as a reference for it. My aunt remarked when my uncle came back from war that he sounded older, more tired and he'd changed more than she'd thought he would. The first section of "Harry's book" is actually taken from a short story I wrote about my uncle... so in a way, this is my way of paying tribute to him.
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Just as Draco walked into the store from the back room, Potter walked in the front. Some would call it kismet; Draco called it shite luck ( ... )
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Those were my favourite sections, actually. I tried to think of the most ridiculous thing that a woman could have in her cart when Draco went to grab it and the only thing that sprang to mind were the tampons.
Draco, in my head, is quite the snarky git... so I'm glad that I had you chuckling with the exchanges, especially!
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