Whoa! There is so much in this that my mind can't focus long enough to comment thoroughly. It's poetic, lush and swirling.
I feel taken in a wave of imagery and sensory overload but in a good way. I love that at Dumbledore's death and Snape's apparent betrayal he thinks of Sirius(and doesn't notice Tonks or what a fool she makes of herself.)
And I love Sirius tasting of apples. And love that Remus can smell and taste him all the time. Painful though...
Thank you for posting it. (Sorry I couldn't be more coherent.)
Wow! What a feast for the senses. And it's so apt for the time of year, for all the scents and tastes you use remind me forcibly of Autumn.
I love it, and the way Remus' mind wanders through their live linking every moment of Sirius with tastes and smells - very IC to me, because Remus has had to live with the dog side of his life since he was about 5, and his olafactory senses would be a part of him, far more than Sirius' are, I feel. And of course terribly sad - Remus is The Tragegic Figure in the series, far more than even JKR realises, I think. He's Shakespearian in his loneliness.
Gorgeous - you made me hungry for toffee apples just reading it. If I would change anything it's "candy" for "sweet" I know that's horribly pedantic of me, but you've made such an effort to write in Brit English with colour etc, when I hit candy it jarred a little. Hope you don't mind me saying that.
I love the way that this comm just keeps producing amazing stuff like this.
Wah, multiple paragraphs, thank you soooo much. And yes, this is quite Remus focused, even though I didn't do it purposefully, I swear. I hardly even realised though it seems to obvious now.
Autumn is my favourite time of year. Does it show? ;)
It isn't a pedantic thing to suggest sweet at all. I appreciate it very much. I took up British spelling a long time ago (more to irritate teachers than to be pretentious!) but obviously terms and turns of phrase are still rather lost on me. So, nonono I don't mind at all. 'Sweet' still reads ok there?
Thank you so much! I was afraid of getting too much taste and smell in there, but it's like that you know, and sometimes, even too much just isn't enough.
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I feel taken in a wave of imagery and sensory overload but in a good way.
I love that at Dumbledore's death and Snape's apparent betrayal he thinks of Sirius(and doesn't notice Tonks or what a fool she makes of herself.)
And I love Sirius tasting of apples. And love that Remus can smell and taste him all the time. Painful though...
Thank you for posting it.
(Sorry I couldn't be more coherent.)
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I think Sirius would taste of apples. That's my thought anyhow. Caramel too, because doesn't that just go together? =)
Thank you so much.
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I love it, and the way Remus' mind wanders through their live linking every moment of Sirius with tastes and smells - very IC to me, because Remus has had to live with the dog side of his life since he was about 5, and his olafactory senses would be a part of him, far more than Sirius' are, I feel. And of course terribly sad - Remus is The Tragegic Figure in the series, far more than even JKR realises, I think. He's Shakespearian in his loneliness.
Gorgeous - you made me hungry for toffee apples just reading it. If I would change anything it's "candy" for "sweet" I know that's horribly pedantic of me, but you've made such an effort to write in Brit English with colour etc, when I hit candy it jarred a little. Hope you don't mind me saying that.
I love the way that this comm just keeps producing amazing stuff like this.
*dies happy*
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Autumn is my favourite time of year. Does it show? ;)
It isn't a pedantic thing to suggest sweet at all. I appreciate it very much. I took up British spelling a long time ago (more to irritate teachers than to be pretentious!) but obviously terms and turns of phrase are still rather lost on me. So, nonono I don't mind at all. 'Sweet' still reads ok there?
Thank you soooo so much. ;)
*resurrects you with Dark Magic*
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Lovely, darling.
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