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Cute story. Babies don't appear out of nowhere. Um, Martha -- yours did! Joy, Lynn
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 Goodness, Neville growing up with Lois and Clark? Seriously? That should screw his whole character (as described where it is). Then again, he does turn out a hero - at least in my opinion. I'd really love to see this story written.
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Kerth
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Neville doesn't get used much as a viewpoint character - I think he could be fun to write, especially with such a different background. Once I've finished the current game design thing I may have a go at it.
Marcus L. Rowland
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I have to admit, I'm thoroughly confused since I don't know who Neville Longbottom is. But A.D. made me wonder if it's 'Andrus D.'  Michael
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Albus Dumbledore, of course - it's a Harry Potter crossover.
Marcus L. Rowland
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Admin note: Posted by Angie in the story thread, so moving it here. Sorry, don't have time today to go through the complicated process to enable me to post it under Angie's account: So we're FDKing on this thread? Ok. [Smile] I really like this story premise. I hope you write it!
Athos: If you'd told us what you were doing, we might have been able to plan this properly.
Aramis: Yes, sorry.
Athos: No, no, by all means, let's keep things suicidal.
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truly inspired...
Would love to read more of this.
James
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