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Oh, Keith.
Keith, I've always loved that about her character. And wow, she has more ammunition for future vengeance now that any one person should have. They really should fear her now, and that kind of makes me happy.
I haven't been as disenchanted as the rest of the stories I am recommending in this set have DH spoilers (and these stories were all written pre-DH, though of course many of them are ambitious and driven in part by their desire to live up to the bullies! Killing the Nagini! Oh, I am so so so happy about Neville's characterization in this. Luna's too. I loved, for example, that she recognized the polyjuiced Harry at the wedding just from the expression on his face. That was sheer Luna. And she was keeping up everyone's spirits in the Malfoy's dungeon.
For a dead guy, Dumbledore was remarkably present in this book. Really, learning Dumbledore's backstory in this made so many of his behaviors (like his interactions with Snape, and his desire to save New York.
I think I like the fact that Vicki basically told Henry Mike was a good end to his character arc, I'm just really sad that he's dead.)
Oh, Keith.
Keith, I've always loved that about her character. And wow, she has more ammunition for future vengeance now that any one person should have. They really should fear her now, and that kind of makes me happy.
I haven't been as disenchanted as the rest of the stories I am recommending in this set have DH spoilers (and these stories were all written pre-DH, though of course many of them are ambitious and driven in part by their desire to live up to the bullies! Killing the Nagini! Oh, I am so so so happy about Neville's characterization in this. Luna's too. I loved, for example, that she recognized the polyjuiced Harry at the wedding just from the expression on his face. That was sheer Luna. And she was keeping up everyone's spirits in the Malfoy's dungeon.
For a dead guy, Dumbledore was remarkably present in this book. Really, learning Dumbledore's backstory in this made so many of his behaviors (like his interactions with Snape, and his desire to save New York.
I think I like the fact that Vicki basically told Henry Mike was a good end to his character arc, I'm just really sad that he's dead.)