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The Silver Doe
Morsmordre7 Reviews | 7.0/10 (7 Ratings, 0 Likes, 5 Favorites )
Hermione's life shattered at the end of the Second Dark War. Can Severus mend her broken soul? This story is a Tragedy: Please heed the warning. This story is complete in 1 chapter.
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Member Since 2008 | 4 Stories | Favorited by 2 | 205 Reviews Written | 5 Review Responses
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Sorry if there's mistakes but my vision is completely blurred by the tears flowing from my eyes. This is so beautiful.Have you posted this elsewhere? I am under the impression that I've already read it but I rarely read on others archives. Still I really think I have read it not so long ago.
Response from Morsmordre (Author of The Silver Doe)
Thanks to everyone who reviewed. It means a lot to me to hear your feelings about my work as I constantly underestimate myself. I later posted this on ashwinder so you may possibly have read it there. Thanks again, everyone. If you love our reluctant hero as much as I do then you will all agree that his was an heroic tragedy. I must have cried through most of DH, but when I got to that end and 'The Prince's Tale, I positively bawled. I'm sure you all know what I mean. My words cannot put anymore meaning to Severus than what he will always be.Thanks for reading, I will be putting something new soon (hopefully)
Very touching.
You have a very passionate style of writing. I hope you will do more.
Really loved this. Very moving, and the poem is a nice touch. It’s interesting that his Patronus was able to come to her if Severus was dead. Did he send it from the afterlife?
That was wonderful!
Great effort for your first story - very descriptive and therefore evocative writing. Thank you for a beautiful and touching tale. I particularly love the poem - while I assume the intended subject is Severus, I think it tends to work in a figurative sense for Hermione too, as she has been emotionally dead for these last few years.Look forward to reading more of your works when you post them.
Sad. But well done.