Of Idylls and Wastelands

Dec 17, 2009 18:24

Title: Of Idylls and Wastelands
Author: mercury_rose 
Summary: For three months, two weeks, and one day, Remus Lupin and Nymphadora Tonks sequester themselves in her little flat and enrapture themselves in each other, but all paradises have to end eventually.
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 944

for three months, two weeks, and one day... )

romance, nymphadora tonks, remus lupin, drama, pg-13, angst, general

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lyny_angell December 18 2009, 01:04:51 UTC
Oh, this is good. I love the diversity here, how fantastic their high period it is and how abysmally fast it comes crashing dwn around their ears. It's so real, and very very well written. I love the last paragraph, and also Tonks' bitterness that she's the one who has to live with the memories because it all happened in her apartment. A very good and very real description, I must say. I also love the unspoken denial...How they refused to believe that the world was crashing down around them until it actually *did*. Sorry, I tend to ramble....
Edit: I'm not sure how he can both be taking a last look and unable to look back, and it sort of distracted me:
"But as he leaves, taking one last look at her, with her hands clasped instinctively over her stomach, bravely not looking directly at him but rather concentrating ferociously on the wall, he hurries away, unable to look back."
Love in Christ,
Lyny Angell

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mercury_rose December 18 2009, 03:53:50 UTC
Aaand that 'back' was supposed to be 'again.' I was 99% sure that had been edited, but I guess not. *goes to fix*

Thanks so much for the review though, and I'm glad you liked it otherwise!

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lyny_angell December 18 2009, 06:10:05 UTC
Haha, no worries. That's part of what comments are for, I guess =)

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ariana789 December 18 2009, 20:58:26 UTC
*openly bawls*

This was beautiful, and the atmosphere was perfect. Thank you.

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love_1776 April 19 2010, 21:35:00 UTC
Just go to reading it and I love it. I feel like even the last paragraph isn't necessary; you start in the middle of something, you could end in the middle as well.

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