Title: Never Spoken, Never Forgotten
Author: Lavinia Lavender
Summary: Obstacles are finally out of the way, and the inevitable happens. Remus/Lily
Rating: PG for making-out
Warnings: kissing!
Word Count: 1,441
Author’s Note: My prompts were First Visit Home, Sloth (...it's kinda hard to see, I'm afraid) and the lyrics: Trees held us in on all
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I really liked the slightly melencholy tone you gave Lily, I really did sense that the world they live in is taking it's toll, and I liked how they didn't need to talk about it.
My favourite bit was the joke about Petunia coming downstairs to see how or if wizards slept - that would have made a great fic on it's own.
Nicely done :).
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I liked this:
"...But when I’m alone - with one person, I mean - and it just doesn’t matter, then I don’t worry about it."
Remus looked down at her, absorbing the feeling of being oddly touched.
I also like the way you plant the story securely in the context of the times, showing these two responsible people worrying about what their world is coming to.
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First off, I really liked this, and I'm so glad you posted it! I thought you really captured a very teenage interaction between Remus and Lily, with her not knowing at first what, exactly, she thinks they should talk about, and then her rambling on, and Remus just sort of accepting that. ;)
Loved the reminders of the times in which they live, the world into which they will be heading soon, and how any one of them might be so drastically affected by What’s Going On. *shudder*
I adored Remus' uncertainty: “I don’t know what I want to do. I know I’ve talked about teaching or doing whatever James and Sirius suggest, but - I really don’t know. I don’t think any of that’s going to work out. I almost know it’s not going to. And - I just don’t know.” This is at once very teenage and very Remus.
And Lily's simple, abrupt honesty: “You sounded so sad when you said that.” Lovely bit of characterization there ( ... )
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Thank you for the characterisation compliment - Lily's my original favorite character, though I've had others mount up pretty high, but I'm glad I still know her. And yes, the word choice in your last quote was important. It's such a relief when readers shows they understand the point you're trying to get across. Thank you!
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...Thank you. Thank you very much.
*returns to black belt story*
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