Chirality
expected aberrance6 Reviews | 8.0/10 (6 Ratings, 0 Likes, 20 Favorites )
Women... have an affinity for evil for supplying whatever the evil lacks in itself for drawing it about them instinctively as you do bed-clothing in slumber fertilizing the mind for it until the evil has served its purpose whether it ever existed or no... One-shot
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I am as mad as I am, and no madder
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i've come back to this to go through it again. it didn't occur to me, though, to look up the Koch curve until i read these reviews. it's an interesting facet to his personality you've added.but what i love about your writing as opposed to what everyone has seemed to complain about is exactly the confusion it inflicts. it's a story that forces you to read and research to fully understand. and i love it.out of curiosity, have you seen the movie Donnie Darko?it's a movie that, like your stories, requires you to read and research to uncover all the answers. whatever you do, don't see the director's cut. i think it gives away too much and makes it less enjoyable.
This just... makes me melt.
Response from expected aberrance (Author of Chirality)
Very, very happy to hear it 
Thanks, as always, for reviewing!
Response from inebriator (Reviewer)
I wish you were on deviantART. WE could interact more there. This place is great for reading and archiving, but not so much for interaction.
Response from expected aberrance (Author of Chirality)
Actually, I am, under redlektor. Look me up.
Response from inebriator (Reviewer)
I officially stalk you in more than one place! >D muahahahaha
Response from expected aberrance (Author of Chirality)
Is it still considered stalking when one tells where to find oneself?
Response from inebriator (Reviewer)
no, i suppose not, but one might feel that way. i can tell you're not paranoid about it. lol
interesting story.
Response from expected aberrance (Author of Chirality)
Glad you thought so. Thanks for reviewing!
Interesting, but confusing. What was the deal with the Koch curve? Was it [the curve] relevent in anyway?
Response from expected aberrance (Author of Chirality)
Since you're not the only person I've apparently thoroughly confused with this, it deserves explanation. The Koch curve (and the other fractal tatoos) mark Snape as a servent of chaos, put there by his uncle in an effort to unleash and control those powers. Those forces protect him and influence his actions toward their own purposes through that. Whether his actions are his own or excusable due to it is up for debate, but Snape had been seeking freedom from this control by removal of the tatoo through Dumbledore. Alas, he had to find another way, as you can see.
I hope that clears things up without ruining the puzzle too much. Thanks for reviewing!
I think I will need to come back and reread this when I don't have the kids to distract me during the last six paragraphs :}
An odd and disturbing relatonship, and something I definitely needed to crank out my little used third braincell for, but I think it was worth the effort.
Well done.
Response from expected aberrance (Author of Chirality)
Your response is what I was hoping for. I'm glad it made you think, and even more that you think it worth going over perhaps a second time. Thank you very much for reviewing!
I was lost through most of it. I rather like things simple and obvious so I don't have to think about it too much. I found it interesting, but totally confusing. It's probably the only fic I've ever read where SS dies and I didn't get upset, because he was still with HG in a way.
Response from expected aberrance (Author of Chirality)
I'm sorry if it was confusing, but the format was really essential to what I was trying to do (sing 'Let's Get Pretentious' with me now- oops). I am glad you got something out of it, and that you apparently considered it interesting enough to finish it. Thank you for reviewing also; I like to have feedback and criticism of any sort.