[Round Two] Fic: Team Post-Hogwarts: He That Believeth in Me

[rsgamesmods]

Title: He That Believeth in Me
Team: Team Post-Hogwarts
Rating: PG-13 with smatterings of R
Warnings: 1.)Contains a lot of references to religion- both positive and negative.
2.)Canon compliant, even if the summary sounds crack-worthy.
3.)Sirius/OMC
4.)I got carried away.
5.)Anonymity? What's that?
Summary: Voldemort's reign shattered homes,

Comments

[aras_fixation]

You made me smile, you mede me cry. You broke my heart then mended it again.
To Sirius and this beautiful, beautiful story.

[lls_mutant]

Thank you! :)

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4.)I got carried away.

i couldn't tell. :p

anyway, well, i have to say that while this sirius doesn't really fit my image of canon sirius, this story is so well-crafted that this sirius and the religious overtones overall never felt out of place. you did a fantastic job tying his beliefs into every important event in his life in a way that feels natural. and of course, george. i had completely forgot that you were going to include him! heh. he and arthur were great.

i love this. it's funny, it's heartbreaking, is sexy, it's everything good.

if it doesn't get tons of comments i will be very mad!

[lls_mutant]

Thanks so much!

Yeah, it definitely isn't canon, is it? :) One thing I've always had a hard time writing is Sirius's bullying tendencies. But I also wanted to show that just because he was faithful didn't mean he was angelic... heh.

Anyway, thanks again- and I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[tourdefierce]

I am floored. This is unbelievable. I just don't know what to say.

This is beautiful and real. Sirius' journey is amazing, it has so many parralels to what the faithful have to go through everyday and also, the walk with God and how complex with make it, the clash between the freewilled mind and the loving heart.

The link between Remus and God, was just wonderful.

I canot tell you how much I loved this. But I will most certainly be sharing this with my bible study (mostly made of up gay/bi individuals), because it's a wonderful study of forgiveness and the power of God's love.

I just. I don't know what to say.

[lls_mutant]

Thank you so much- I'm so glad you liked this.

I'm finding a lot of the comments to this piece very difficult to answer, because they're so lovely. This was one of those.

Thanks :)

[lls_mutant]

Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

This was actually my second foray into combining religion and Harry Potter. The first one was also with Sirius, and it was more of a character study than a story, I think. (It's also what prompted me to do this one. In the first one, the idea began that he was an altar boy. Then it was "hey, how about a priest?")

Thanks again!

[werewolfsfan]

There was too much here for me to even try to offer a coherent review yet. I am too stunned over the originality along side the use of canon events and characters.
Round 1 was underway when I began following The R/S Games and I remember being blown away with both the insights and the quality of the writing of the first piece that I read. I worry thay I'm spoiled because once in a while a day comes along where the entries are good rather than great and then I read your entry! This is truly in a class by itself.

[lls_mutant]

Thanks so much! I really enjoyed writing this piece, and I'm glad others are enjoying reading it. Thanks again :)