I'm really, really ticked off at Nusante's crowd. Of all the ungrateful, stupid, irrational...gah, I want to wring their necks. It's as if they don't consider Harry as human. I was disappointed with Nusante most of all - thought at least he could understand a bit after shouldering a fraction of pressure himself. And I feel... betrayed almost? I liked him in the last chapter. Git.
I thought Harry as disturbed before, but his actions are getting more and more understandable. It's a pity that there's no way to reveal exactly what Harry has been doing in the last decade and still keep Metamorphosis, because I so want a 'fuck you' gesture sent out to the wizarding world.
I'm glad for these two lines - And what did they do? Turned on him as the wizarding public had turned on him when he was a student, blaming him for not being perfect, blaming him for not having already solved their problems. - at least someone sees things clearly. I doubt Draco would come to this conclusion had he still disliked Harry, but I'm not too picky right now.
Draco and Harry were wonderful as usual, but I still feel angry. Hope Nusante's group lose the attitude because I really, really want to throw something (preferably hard and smelly) at them. And I can't. Augh. I haven't been this mad at someone fictional since Harry's treatment in Book 5.
Today is really a fantastic update, and I'm sorry for the incoherency, and did I mention that I'm really, really mad? It says a lot about a writer's skill to get people so emotionally involved.
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Date: 2008-05-28 04:11 am (UTC)I thought Harry as disturbed before, but his actions are getting more and more understandable. It's a pity that there's no way to reveal exactly what Harry has been doing in the last decade and still keep Metamorphosis, because I so want a 'fuck you' gesture sent out to the wizarding world.
I'm glad for these two lines - And what did they do? Turned on him as the wizarding public had turned on him when he was a student, blaming him for not being perfect, blaming him for not having already solved their problems. - at least someone sees things clearly. I doubt Draco would come to this conclusion had he still disliked Harry, but I'm not too picky right now.
Draco and Harry were wonderful as usual, but I still feel angry. Hope Nusante's group lose the attitude because I really, really want to throw something (preferably hard and smelly) at them. And I can't. Augh. I haven't been this mad at someone fictional since Harry's treatment in Book 5.
Today is really a fantastic update, and I'm sorry for the incoherency, and did I mention that I'm really, really mad? It says a lot about a writer's skill to get people so emotionally involved.