Title: Flashbacks of Fancy
Author: liebedance
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agentdelaware ,
galexies_away WIP/Length: 2,500 words, complete
Pairing/Characters: Draco/Hermione
Rating: PG-13
Genre: Angst
Summary: Hermione pays a visit to Draco's house late one night to confront him about something that didn't shouldn't have happened. Prompt: "I had a flashback of something that never existed"
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I like the way you write Draco in this story. He made me giggle when he said this: “And you’re just mad about this now?” Draco asked in exasperation. “You’re suddenly so furious about this now that, after six months, you can’t possibly wait until a decent hour to come to my house and make accusations?”
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What happens next?
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I'm glad you like it.
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Because you made the setting and the situation so realistic. I can see this happening...about the battle, everything's so confused and in disarray. I can see how this situation could have happened.
I also love that you ended the story where you did. It would have been easy to throw them together into a relationship, but it wouldn't have been realistic. There's still lots of confusion, lots of unanswered questions, and you acknowledged the complexity of the situation.
Oh, and Draco saying he lost friends too? Goods for you for acknowledging that the battle was hard of BOTH sides. Nothing is completely black and white.
In short, you're awesome.
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Wow. That is a huge compliment to me.
I'm glad you liked the ending. That part (and some others) I purposely left ambiguous, for the reader to try to decide what happens.
And, yes! Just because people following Voldemort were bad guys, that doesn't mean they didn't love and lose. They were still people, and Draco shows in HBP and DH that he isn't really down with the whole killing people thing.
/rant
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Draco shows in HBP and DH that he isn't really down with the whole killing people thing.
Yeah...Draco may be a racist spoiled bully and a smarmy brat, but he isn't exactly EVIL. There is a difference.
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*ahem* Anyway, I've always had a soft spot for this pairing and I absolutely loved what you did with them. It came across as very real, and I absolutely loved it.
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