Comments: 12
The-Shadow-of-Erised [2010-03-14 22:53:10 +0000 UTC]
Great job with making Myrtle semitransparent.
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slytherin-girl [2006-09-28 23:28:24 +0000 UTC]
I love this moment in the book. It made me feel sorry for Draco. He just never shows any other emotion other than hate so it really made me feel for him.
And for Harry as well. He never cares about Malfoy, but then he starts feeling bad for hurting him and it seems that both of their characters are maturing.
Maturing very nicely, I'd say. Maybe in the 7th book they'll finally have an alliance against Volde- I mean, you-know-who.
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Fontenar [2006-03-30 07:13:53 +0000 UTC]
@_@ I can't believe this doesn't have any other comments! What is wrong with people!? This is the best representation of this scene I've seen (no pun intended) so far, and I love your representations of the characters...I can't remember if that's what movie!Myrtle looks like, but it's appropriate for her character, and I know your Draco is different....and I love him! His strained, desperate expression is so well drawn, and the long hair is lovely...none of that slicked-back junk....mm. Harry's expression entertains me - he's all, "Umm....the hell?!" *twitch* *huglove*
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Fontenar In reply to icy-blue-rae [2006-07-04 07:10:07 +0000 UTC]
Ah, k =^.^= You did a good job with him, too - gods know I could neither age anyone, nor draw anything remotely presentable without an eraser! And looking 'like this', in this case, is good....as is the fact that Draco doesn't look female, and, apparently, the fact that I've forgotten how to start sentences with anything aside from 'and', which is grammatically incorrect anway!
Heh, so do I!
And dont worry about it!
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