Reviews for LOVE'S LABOURS, PARADISE LOST
| EllieK |
2004.10.29 - 01:07AM |
12: The Worst Fault You Have is to Be in Love |
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| That was touching. I, for one, cried my eyes out when I saw Madame Butterfly. |
| EllieK |
2004.10.28 - 04:37PM |
11: And I am Your Rosalind |
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| I nearly cried during this chapter at points. I have a feeling I will need some tissues soon. |
| EllieK |
2004.10.27 - 05:48PM |
9: No Longer Celia, but Aliena, part 2 |
Anonymous |
| What a bastard! Damn, I love him! |
| EllieK |
2004.10.27 - 12:24AM |
1: I SHOW MORE MIRTH THAN I AM MISTRESS OF |
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| Oh, hell. Why did I have to find this before going to bed? |
| shimmer |
2004.10.10 - 12:31PM |
16: Epilogue, part 2 |
Anonymous |
| all right. i confess. i cried when i read the last 3 chapters... but hey, i couldn't help it! its juz so damn sad! i must applaud you on a story brilliantly written. believe me, it IS hard to move me to tears nowadays... i do hope there's a sequel/prequel/one-shot excerpt coming up soon... |
| Sillken |
2004.09.08 - 03:34AM |
16: Epilogue, part 2 |
Anonymous |
| this is the first time I've ever cried reading a ff - and no I don't have my period!
That was so beautifully written, expressive and wonderful.
thank you. |
| A Simple Dream |
2004.08.29 - 04:26PM |
16: Epilogue, part 2 |
Anonymous |
| This was a very very very good story. I could not stop 'til I had finished it. I have read your Snape/helena fics, and can't wait for the sequel. (though I guess I'll have to, huh?) |
| jen |
2004.08.17 - 09:26PM |
16: Epilogue, part 2 |
Anonymous |
| I found that your Snape was very in character...I doubt he is romantic or altruistic or nice in any way, and that he is a cruel bully. Great job. |
| Jacqueline |
2004.08.15 - 08:10AM |
16: Epilogue, part 2 |
Anonymous |
| I've been staring at the keyboard for about five minutes now, trying to think of something clever and witty to say to you. Unfortunately, I'm still experiencing a rather uncomfortable bout of post traumatic stress. You understand.
Your writing is brilliant; evocative, mesmerising, and fluid. I am not a fan of tragedy, because I hate being made to feel despair and grief - so forgive me when I say this was absolutely not one of my favourite tales. That aside, I adored the humble simplicity of your protagonist. Too many authors dizzy their characters up with impossible traits and larger than life abilities, but you made Celia/Rosalind very real for me. And of course, the (in)famous Snape, extremely well done. You did a wonderful job on keeping him in character, though it was frustrating at times. He was as I would have believed him to be.
I am desperately hoping he survives the series. Of course, if he doesn't, I am sure it won't be of much consequence. As long as people like you continue to keep such characters alive...etceteras and so on. I am being far too dramatic. In ending of this lengthy review, I will say that if Severus (Shakespeare enthusiast as you painted him) had ever written back to Rosalind - regardless of whether or not he decided to send it - he may have included, or at least considered, the 71st sonnet.
Now, write something with a happy ending, please. Kleenex has profited from me quite enough already.
-Jacqueline. |
| ShagsTheDustmop |
2004.08.09 - 12:39AM |
16: Epilogue, part 2 |
Anonymous |
| Not sure how I missed this one, since when I first 'discovered' you I went and read what I thought was everything.
But apparently I had missed one, but have now found it, and stayed up way too late reading it. I nearly wept at the end. It was a wonderful tale, alternately spicy and sweet. Bravo! |
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