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elysianflowers Title: Fortune
Author/Artist: Antosha/
antoshevuPairing: Harry/Ginny, Lily/Lysander (off-screen)
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: ~3800
Summary: He wanted the best for his daughter. He wanted her to have the wedding of her dreams-he knew that, once the Scamander boy had taken Lily’s hand from his, she would be Harry’s little girl no more. So never mind that
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Great garden.
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I don't think he enjoyed them much. ;-)
But he did seem to enjoy the garden, and I'm glad that you did too!
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2. You and your f words. :P
On to the story!
He took Ginny’s hand and kissed it, and Harry remembered for a flash why he had disliked Roger when they were young. Roger chuckled again, and it was quickly forgotten.
I love this - it's such a good description of the way emotions flash through our minds.
They unsqueezed into the West Country landscape
Lovely wording!
Scorpius had turned out to be much more pleasant company than his father, who seemed, it pleased Harry to think, even more uncomfortable with the whole arrangement than Harry himself.
Heh. This strikes me as very true to character all-round.
I loved the description of Lily and Lysander's relationship - really sweet, especially as it's from Harry's POV.
spring wildflowers that Aunt Petunia would never have allowed in her garden, but that Ginny had taught him to recognize, back in the days when they’d gone hiking and snogging on the moors after her quicker Quidditch matchesI ( ... )
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2. Yup. Me and my f words. :-)
I'm glad that you enjoyed this; glad too that you picked those particular moments, which are among my favorites. As I was writing this, I was aware that I was writing a story set ten years or so after the epilogue, a story about memory, and the way it thickens and solidifies as you get older, and so I started to worry that it would ALL be infodump. I mean, a middle-aged person's mind tends to think in multi-layered clumps, you know? So I'm glad that it remained compelling.
And I'm glad that the rose garden worked for you. Dunno where that image came from-part "Fountain of Fair Fortune," part Secret Garden, I guess. But I'm pleased with it, and I'm glad that it worked for you!
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the garden was a portrait in words and I saw every bit....
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