Craving
Celisnebula6 Reviews | 8.17/10 (6 Ratings, 0 Likes, 2 Favorites )
This is a one-shot look into the dark thoughts of the youngest Weasley.
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Celisnebula
Member Since 2005 | 26 Stories | Favorited by 130 | 2 Reviews Written | 261 Review Responses
Geek girl extrodinare!
I write fan fiction all over the place, a lot of it is archived over at Sycophant Hex, since (as lovely as the Petualnt Poetess is, there's no crossovers allowed) I've been a huge crossover kick lately.
I have no one true pair in Harry Potter. I write Hermione and Snape the majority of the time, but I'm open to anything.
I've loads more fandoms than Harry Potter - far too many to name, so let's just say I'm well rounded, eh? Due to how long it takes me to write, I'm trying not to post things anymore unless they are finished. This includes my current works in progress. Never fear, I've not abandoned a thing, just won't be posting until they're done.
You can always check out my livejournal for the whole geeky scoop on me.
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Reviews for Craving
A very dark piece, indeed. Yet, highly plausible thoughts for the youngest of a long line of lunkheads.Thank you for sharing.Elura
Response from Celisnebula (Author of Craving)
Thank you.
This is a chilling story even if a plausible one. I think even if you don't buy "Evil Ginny" its not hard to see truth in her insights into how the trio sees her--or doesn't. Thanks for a great tale.
Response from Celisnebula (Author of Craving)
There are whole bits of what happened to Ginny that we don't know, simply because until Harry went to save her, she wasn't on his radar. If you notice in the next book, and almost in the fourth book too, she's almost a non-entity, so we don't know how she coped with all that had happened, or really what happened between her and Tom Riddle.
Wow... really powerful and - in my opinion - believable.
Response from Celisnebula (Author of Craving)
Thanks :o)
Oh, yes, I also see Ginny's trouble this way. In canon, she is a shamefully underdeveloped character--as is Draco. We know far too little about her faring, and what we know is insubstantial, exactly as you describe how she's seen. She can only withdraw--or fight it fiercely, which I'd always prefer, but do we know?The treatment she got when she came out of the CoS says it all: give her a cup of hot chocolate and she'll be fine! What exactly is it that "needs to be done"? It sure sounds like something dark and creepy, but she cannot get Tom back, not the 16-year-old! Can she become the Dark Lady?---- Err, what are the Pureblood boards?
Response from Celisnebula (Author of Craving)
Pureblood boards was one of the archives on Sycophant Hex. It's now been parlayed into the Lumos board, but everything is still accessible there.And thank you for your kind words!
Wow you are a brilliant writer. I believe that there is so much more to Ginny then what JKR wrote and I think you did her wonderfully.Tamara
Response from Celisnebula (Author of Craving)
Thank you.