Comments | pocketfullof: Fic / Ron/Pansy / "Time and Turn Enough" / NC-17

pocketfullof

Fic / Ron/Pansy / "Time and Turn Enough" / NC-17 - Part 2

Jan 07, 2009 08:21

Comments 18

po_thang January 7 2009, 13:42:02 UTC

You know...I'm not a big Ron fan most of the time. But I've always thought that he was given a raw deal in most of the fic that I read about him.

You did both him and Pansy justice in this fic.

Excellent job.

pocketfullof January 7 2009, 22:26:47 UTC

Oh, thank you so much! I'm a HUGE Ron fan, as you could probably tell, but it's nice to know that my version of him still resonated with you.

Thanks!

teenage_hustler January 7 2009, 16:11:36 UTC

i love this fic so much i could read it every day if i had the time.

pocketfullof January 7 2009, 22:27:12 UTC

YAY! Thank you!

indaydreams January 7 2009, 16:18:51 UTC

This was wonderful. Amazing characterisations. Loved reading it :)

pocketfullof January 7 2009, 22:27:36 UTC

Oh, thank you so much!

tosca1390 January 8 2009, 01:01:52 UTC

Oh, I really loved this. I love the change and growth in both Ron and Pansy from what we remember in the books, and the premise was very creative.

The children were done beautifully, and I loved the little snippets of the relationship between Ron and Ginny, and Harry and Ginny.

Really well done! <3

pocketfullof January 11 2009, 01:06:08 UTC

Oh, thank you so so much, hon! I'm so pleased you liked this! ♥ ♥ I'm especially pleased you liked the kids, because I was worried about how people would react to them.

delylah January 8 2009, 02:59:56 UTC

I have a soft spot for Ron/Pansy anyway, but I think I would have found this story to be gorgeous even if I didn't. I wanted to cry when he kissed Hermione's headstone, and when he remembered how he wanted to be there with her.

I love the way you have portrayed Ron as a father here. I think a lot of people don't give him enough credit...but I found your characterization of him very credible...tender with his kids, ruled by his emotions, still a little insecure about some things, even after all these years. I also like the way you portrayed Pansy, a little vulnerable, but still tough when she needs to be.

I loved Harry teasing Ginny about her cooking, too. In general...I loved this whole story, start to finish. It's wonderful. :)

pocketfullof January 11 2009, 01:06:45 UTC

Yay! I'm super thrilled you read this! And even more thrilled you LIKED it!

EEEEEEEEEEE!