retzSigned | Chapter : 9 | Date : 16/05/06
Hm.. bad. Very bad.
When, in my opinion, you're plotline follows paths similar to what you'res has done, then instead of the story moving forward on plot, it really should move ahead reflectively. A person is going to die; while i don't know whether you have, or have not, experianced the death of someone you know, you are unable to translate into the words, the thoughts and actions of the people involved. Especially, someone like Hermione. While some might say, that because she's extremely smart, she might except it more easily than others, i would follow the group that points out that Because she's much smarter than others, she knows that will lose out on a brilliant life, and the regreat, anger, pain, fleeting joy, ... everything assosiated with imminent death should be played out in a much more vivid manner.
this is not a small order, that's why i would, short of proffesional writting, look for stories which tend towards such emotional conflicts, and thus, i find you'res tedious. It seems the only reason that she had lukemia, is to ensure that harry comes out with his love for her. And that, mon ami, is no reason at all. |