Kittens and internet = a mix from hell. XD In any variation. But one just can't say now to kittens and cats... I love them.
Is it polite to wait a bit longer, before answering? I'm not sure... but I really just wanted to log off and go to lunch. So why not answer first?
I think you did it... if I find any free time, I write something. Just be warned, English is my second language and it does become obvious sometimes. :)
Both? We really like the same kind of fanfiction then. Did you read this one? It's very good in the beginning, then gets abit weaker and is abadoned, but still... I love the idea. It's HP/LotR https://www.fanfiction.net/s/4963664/1/Reflect
He's realistic, yes, and I think most people underestimate just how much he sacrifies for Harry. Hermione would be hunted anyway and sends her parents as far to safety as possible. Ron doesn't have this option, his family and he could be perfectly safe - and goes anyway. In many ways, Ron is the character that from a moral point is the most remarkable. He's not perfect no, he chooses to be for equality even though the pureblood ideology could give him advantages.
I kind of like Hermione, but out of the too Ron is my pick as well. My only wish for the seventh book was a true moment for Ron to shine. :)
Ah, I've wondered... who says gods can die? Or that Death to them is the same as to humans? The limit is the sky - or not. ;)
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Date: 2014-05-09 10:37 am (UTC)From:Is it polite to wait a bit longer, before answering? I'm not sure... but I really just wanted to log off and go to lunch. So why not answer first?
I think you did it... if I find any free time, I write something. Just be warned, English is my second language and it does become obvious sometimes. :)
Both? We really like the same kind of fanfiction then.
Did you read this one? It's very good in the beginning, then gets abit weaker and is abadoned, but still... I love the idea. It's HP/LotR
https://www.fanfiction.net/s/4963664/1/Reflect
He's realistic, yes, and I think most people underestimate just how much he sacrifies for Harry. Hermione would be hunted anyway and sends her parents as far to safety as possible. Ron doesn't have this option, his family and he could be perfectly safe - and goes anyway.
In many ways, Ron is the character that from a moral point is the most remarkable. He's not perfect no, he chooses to be for equality even though the pureblood ideology could give him advantages.
I kind of like Hermione, but out of the too Ron is my pick as well. My only wish for the seventh book was a true moment for Ron to shine. :)
Ah, I've wondered... who says gods can die? Or that Death to them is the same as to humans? The limit is the sky - or not. ;)