This is tragic. I especially love how the ending isn't all fairytales and ride into the sunset, but is still romantic while being more realistic.

I also love how true Lucy's struggle rings, with her fight to be recognized by her father, and feeling out of place in Ravenclaw at first, and everything is beautiful.

Wow. That was amazing. And really sweet. Just out of curiosity, was it Lucy's POV or Molly's?

Aww this is soo sad, but why didn't Percy love Lucy. I sorta understand why but not really

This story was wonderful! Slightly haunting, but wonderful. I've actually never read a story with Lucy Weasley or Molly Weasley ll before, but this one stood out from all the next-gen stories I've read. I think that you really managed to show not only the problems she had with her family, but also with herself. Oh, and now I want to kick Percy. But that's generally how I feel about him, so...

And congratulations on getting second place in the "Sibling Rivalry" competition!

Sincerely,

ItsOnMars :)

Once again I must say I don't normally read this type of thing. I have just recently started reading Next Gen stories, i believe this to be my 3rd :) But again I must say I really enjoyed this. I saw a different view on the characters then I think I have in the other fics I have read. It was a very lovely story...ok so not so lovely as far as story wise but enjoyable and well written. I don't think anyone would consider cutting oneself as lovely. Nice plot line as well, I did see a few things that were repetitive but over all a very well written fic. Good Job.

You just continue to amaze me. :)

I feel like I've said this all before, so I'll just leave it at this.

You are awesome. :D

Awww, it was so sad to begin with, and that made me so, so happy when everything worked out! :D

Oooh...I liked this. It was dark, and very sad, but I liked it a lot. You care about these characters, I can tell :) Thank you for the submission, it really, really was lovely. :)

This is haunting, it's really well written and emotional. I love the omniscient narrator you've used, how it personally addresses the character. Excellent work!

Brilliantly touching, superbly well thought out and a truly spectacular. What sheer gross insensitivity, suggesting that she 'let' Gryffindor win! When I read that, I felt like slapping Percy. How insulting that would be to Lucy AND Molly. What would be the point of playing a rigged game? Keep writing