Title: An Exercise in Futility
Category: Five
Author:
windwingswritesArtist:
cabepfirBeta Reader(s)/Viewer(s):
ofankomaRating: R
(Highlight to View) Warning(s): SS/HP, AU, EWE.
Note: I would like to thank Emily Waters for a few great ideas and hand-holding, Ofankoma for being a wonderful beta and Cabepfir for her marvelous drawings and talent. You all were a great inspiration
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I like that Severus, in his own, bitter way, eventually both helps Harry and accepts Harry's help. The baker in me wants to give all the credit to the pie, but of course Harry and Severus are more intimately connected than that, aren't they?
The illustrations really enhance the fic, and the one in which Snape's peering out the door is just a classic example of his sneer, I think. :D
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The art was spectacular as well! What a treat.
So well done! <3
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How I adore your bastard!Snape both as a textual figure and a figure of art! He is so utterly refreshing and horribly delightful that I almost don't know where to start, except by kneeling at your feet . . .
Allow me to begin with your brilliant opening, which it seems to me contains the seeds to the entire story in a few well-chosen words. (Forgive me for returning to the gardening metaphor, but I loved how you developed it, and so am sticking to it myself for now.) Harry yelling, frustrated, almost nasty, uncertain whether he's being heard, uncertain of his reception and yet determined to persist no matter what the elements throw at him simply because he's aimless as well and can't summon up that much emotion for anything else these days, for anything but yelling at this utterly frustrating and somehow important git in an attempt to to get him to respond -- your Harry is just as I imagine he would be in a post-war world with Snape alive in it, unanchored and yet strangely drawn to the ( ... )
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Dear Hermione! She hit it on the nail, didn't she? "Harry, he might have done all those things, but it doesn't change the fact that he is still a cruel, vicious prick. It just makes him a complex cruel, vicious prick." And yet . . . dear Author, you don't make it easy for Harry or this reader. The sex scene -- that fabulously volatile, honest, desperate, life- ( ... )
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