Title: A Winter’s Tale
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gilpin25Rating & Warnings: PG-13, for language and sexual implications.
Prompt: "Oh, life is like that. Sometimes, at the height of our revelries, when our joy is at its zenith, when all is most right with the world, the most unthinkable disasters descend upon us." A Christmas Story The word prompt Cooking is only in
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Thank you so much for all the wonderful work that you put out! And I'll miss you in 2009! Although if your accepting bribes then I'm willing to offer one naked werewolf to feed you chocolate covered strawberries in the bath.
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Also thank you so much for the kind words: I'll still be around, just reading more at a more leisurely pace, I hope! And I'll still do some R/T stories at my LJ (just shorter ones, is the plan) as I'm far too hooked on them still to stop completely. Especially with offers of chocolate covered strawberries.:D
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And I'm still not sure how you so neatly wove all the angst and sweetness and love and tension into this fic, but you did! You must be magic;)
I really like the concept too, of the two of them telling the story to Teddy:D This is brilliant.
I'm going to miss your fics! But I am totally on pins and needles to read anything you ever write, ever! Be it fanfic or original!
(happy new year!)
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Am glad you liked the idea behind it all, too. I like thinking that Teddy did make sense of it all for them and gave them so much happiness and hope for the future together, and a Christmas story seemed the ideal time to tell each other this while telling him as well.
And many thanks for the kind words.:D I'll still be writing R/T on my LJ, just not quite as often and (hopefully, lol) shorter and less epic-like. So we'll see if I can stick to this cunning plan?!
Happy New Year to you, too. :)
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More seriously, thank you very much for your wonderfully thoughtful and detailed review. As you know yourself, it's so helpful to know what sort of grabs a reader's attention (and what doesn't;)), and this must have taken you ages.
Immediately it struck me you cast two different and distinct voices for Dora and Remus and both of them were moving in their own ways.I found Tonks' voice a lot easier than Remus' in this; mind you, he did get all the angst and neither of us particularly enjoyed the section with HBP and DH in it. Tonks was fun because I did try to write her as the young, feisty girl she is in the OotP part, and then tried to have her sound more mature as we got into HBP when even the not-that observant Harry spots her looking much older. But, as you've said elsewhere, I find it hard to believe an Auror doesn't have a very practical view of life, ( ... )
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So I'll still very much be around, just doing more leisurely R/T reading, I hope! :)
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