Reviews for In Sickness and in Health
snapespet | 2018.06.11 - 02:49AM | 2: Two | Signed |
I do love your story and hope you update soon |
bubbles28 | 2018.05.06 - 02:49AM | 2: Two | Signed |
I'd like more of Severus' internal dialogue, emotional processes, more insight into his emotional development...because he's waaaay more grounded and kind; this guy is a traumatized spy. Let's hear some of that healing arch -- maybe he can share some of his healing methods with Hermione |
alysensmom | 2018.03.04 - 03:14PM | 2: Two | Signed |
I just discovered this story. I am really enjoying it very much. Looking forward to your nest chapter. |
snivellivellus | 2018.01.18 - 03:32AM | 2: Two | Signed |
ANGST. Great writing. Wonderful characterizations. What more could a girl want, except MORE PLEASE. At your leisure, of course.
I don't like a weepy Hermione either but this instance didn't feel OOC at all. Completely appropriate. I actually would have been really disappointed if Hermione didn't have a strong reaction to the thought of Severus being with another woman. |
loreen77 | 2017.12.24 - 07:54AM | 2: Two | Signed |
Chronic pain is as much emotionally disabling as it is physically. To me it is therefore logical, that when she is emotionally drained she would likely be tearful. For myself personally I am with more likely to cry over emotions, especially When I was exhausted, that if I am physically in pain. I found her tears to be very appropriate in this situation. |
Sampdoria | 2017.12.21 - 06:36AM | 2: Two | Signed |
Thank you so much for the update, I loved it. Of course Hermione is allowed to be emotional, who wouldn't be when you are in constant pain, knows that the odds are for you to die before a cure is found, and having to bear the burden of comforting those two nitwits Harry and Ron who are way to busy feeling sorry for her and them selves to be of any comfort and/or strength. Besides, if one can get Severus to hold one at night, I would have shed an extra tear..... |
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