Fic for ceria_taliesen: Anointing Life's Eyes (Neville, Seamus, Dean) - Part 2

[fiona_fawkes]

Author/Artist: wook77
Giftee: ceria_taliesen

Title: Anointing Life's Eyes
Characters: Neville, Seamus, Dean
Era/Time-Frame: post-Hogwarts, for the most part.
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Seamus is determined to live the rest of his life as a Muggle farmer and forget the past, but Neville is determined to make him to remember.
Warnings: past character death (

Comments

[wook77]

First, GOD, I'm so relieved that you enjoyed this. I really tried desperately to do Kingsley for you but, to be honest, the Kingsley/Gideon that you write with westwardlee impressed me so much that I was beyond intimidated to write him.

I'm so very glad that I got to read a "blow by blow" of your reactions because that is exactly what I was going for. I really wanted people to think that Dean was still alive though I sort of warned for it.

To me, the windchimes were sort of Dean's way of answering Seamus or at least talking to him. I wanted to echo that feeling that Dean really was with them and approved and the windchimes were my way of doing it. This was sort of my way of doing the threesome you requested. Even though Dean is dead, he's still there in the relationship and, thus, three of them there.

Neville can be quite sneaky, can't he? I love Neville so much and I jumped at the chance to write him.

The kiss in the rain scene is probably my favourite. I loved that you requested it. It's something that I find unbearably romantic even in the cheesiest soppiest movies.

You deserved a lovely story because of being you, of course. I've enjoyed your stories and I couldn't resist attempting to return the favour.

Thank you so much for enjoying this!

[ceria_taliesin]

Kingsley/Gideon are our babies and primary ship in a lot of ways, Lee and I thank you for the compliment.

I love rare-pairs in general, and I really love minor characters. You absolutely brought them to life in this and it was such a joy to read.

I wondered about the windchimes, thank you for clarifying that. :)

It's something that I find unbearably romantic even in the cheesiest soppiest movies.
Very true, but it's sooo great.

Thank you again!