The Transformation of Ducklings 7/? (HP)

Mar 02, 2008 22:20

TITLE: The Transformation of Ducklings 7/?
RATING: PG-13
SUMMARY: Rose Weasley-Granger and Scorpius Malfoy aren't about to let decades of enmity between their fathers get in the way of their friendship. As two shy, awkward teenagers wrestling with the onset of first love, they've got enough obstacles to overcome.
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ducklings, abandoned, rose/scorpius

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harrysmom March 3 2008, 17:25:43 UTC
I have to say, I just found this and I am loving it. The tension, however, IS KILLING ME!!

Excellent and I can't wait for more.
:)

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magglenagall March 3 2008, 17:43:50 UTC
Hey there, you. :-) I'm glad you found this! It's been an utter blast to write - I can't remember the last time I had this much fun. I'll try my best to get out the next chapter as soon as I can.

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harrysmom March 3 2008, 17:49:14 UTC
I hope it's soon! And it's quite obvious you're having fun with it. YAY.
:)

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shortysc22 March 3 2008, 19:03:17 UTC
I absolutely loved this chapter and am eager to read what will happen next.

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magglenagall March 4 2008, 12:30:16 UTC
Thanks! Hopefully it won't be too long of a wait.

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jheanne March 3 2008, 22:39:25 UTC
*gah* I saw this earlier in the day but actually worked so I didn't get to it until now. *glomps* I LOVE IT! So much detail and substance and emotions... I love Rose being frustrated with him and contemplating why he hadn't kissed her. The end of this chapter was brilliant. I'm glad Ron didn't butt in; I'd much rather Rose direct her anger at James Potter than her dad. Ooooh, I can't wait for the next chapter!

eta: How is it that I only just noticed the icons with the ducklings? *headdesk* LOL

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magglenagall March 4 2008, 12:31:54 UTC
LOL! This one is brand-new - katieay made it from an image posted on Cute Overload yesterday. I've been using the one with cygnets for about 3 months, but only for story updates. *cuddles her ducklings*

*smooches*

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julieweasely March 3 2008, 23:17:26 UTC
I like that ron was keeping a eye on rose b ut not making it so obvious. I also like that rose ask him up front why he was holding back and why he didn't sit with her on the train. rose and scorpius' interaction is very lovely and sweet to read.

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magglenagall March 4 2008, 12:33:34 UTC
I find Rose and Scorpius to be utterly adorable and enjoy spending time with them very much - I do so hope things work out for them in the end. ;-) I'm glad to hear you're enjoying this! Thanks so much for commenting.

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goddam_galoshes March 4 2008, 03:40:08 UTC
Sorry- I've been reading this story from the beginning, but making comments scare me... :D. I just have to point this out, though, because it always bugs me--

"If she thought he was going to turn his back and leave Rose unguarded and alone with that boy, however, she had another thing coming."

'Thing' should be 'think'-- makes a whole lot more sense. Other than that, I'd say this is one of the most enjoyable fanfics I've ever read. Happy writing!
-Rachel

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magglenagall March 4 2008, 12:29:07 UTC
'Thing' should be 'think'-- makes a whole lot more sense.
Mm, not necessarily. There was an entry about this very thing on fanficrants some time ago (I tried to find it so I could link you, but gave up after skimming through the archives from the past 3-1/2 months). People weighed in on making sense in context vs. making sense grammatically, on British usage vs. American usage (with a few commenting from the Australian, Canadian, and ESL POV), on what people grew up hearing/saying - in the end, no consensus could be reached over which was more "correct." While a case can be made for both "thing" and "think," "thing" is what I've always heard and used, and I'm much too old to change my habits on such a small matter. :-)

Thanks for commenting (don't be scared! I don't bite, really *g*)!

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goddam_galoshes March 4 2008, 16:48:06 UTC
Oh, well, I tried... it just always seems like such a wet noodle of a phrase when it's 'thing' instead of 'think'. I did a little research of my own just now-- wow, I had no idea this was such a hot issue! (well, as hot as grammar can get ;))

And LOL at your avatar! Pooh knows what's going on... :D

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magglenagall March 4 2008, 17:05:27 UTC
wow, I had no idea this was such a hot issue! (well, as hot as grammar can get ;))
I'll have you know that grammar is ssssssmokin' hawt. ;-)

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