Padfoot posted a comment on Friday 10th August 2007 1:39am

HAHA!

Most excellent. I applaud your tactics of the Ministry and Dumbles in general. The Luna factor was hilarious as well. Good to see that the good for nothing wizarding world finally got it's due. I am very anxious to see what lies ahead, if you are going to continue this story or not. Maybe something along the lines of them coming back to England. Keep up the good work.

Rae Hazelbaker posted a comment on Thursday 9th August 2007 7:13am

Love it! Will there be a sequel?

sean2kx posted a comment on Wednesday 8th August 2007 10:11am

This was a great story, i would love to see it continued.

This is the first time i have seen a fic like this, now i am going to search for more with a similar theme & hopefully i will find some. :D

Tlcatlady posted a comment on Monday 6th August 2007 1:00pm

Well isn't that a nice little twist on the world? :O)

Morgan posted a comment on Wednesday 1st August 2007 3:53am

I really enjoyed this fic. Hope to see more from this universe.

Anansii posted a comment on Tuesday 31st July 2007 2:14pm

OK, I certainly didn't see where that was going from the start. Interesting world; and I'm inclined to wonder like someone else did in this set of reviews what it'd be like if they came out in the middle of something along the lines of Charlie Stross' Accelerando...

vasilis01 posted a comment on Tuesday 31st July 2007 12:07am

Very good

Voldemort is Dead posted a comment on Monday 30th July 2007 2:08pm

I loved it!

Bernd Jacobitz posted a comment on Saturday 28th July 2007 7:36am

Brilliant story. I loved it.

razor_M posted a comment on Friday 27th July 2007 7:59am

NO!! continue it, please, or post this unnamed hp/x-men crossover. you two are my favorite authors as far as HPFF goes. y'all kick ass!

Evan Mayerle posted a comment on Tuesday 24th July 2007 11:47am

Oh, one interesting thought, what if, while Norman Cay is under the influence of the power evoked by the Avalon Equations, muggle society goes through a cultural singularity, like that postulated by Vernor Vinge and others, and becomes something rather unrecognizeable to those who didn't see it happen?

scotchy posted a comment on Monday 23rd July 2007 11:58pm

I certainly hope it is NOT the end. With some ingenuity and input from Alyx, this could be quite the interesting story. Wizarding in the year 3000.

Neato.

williams posted a comment on Sunday 22nd July 2007 9:43am

Brigadoon! Go with it. I was sorely disappointed that there was never a follow-up to the 1954 film. Since we're dealing with Jungian Archetypes and you've rebirthed Brigadoon, I'd suggest marrying the worlds together. Hell, Van Johnson makes a great Ron Weasly. Run with it.

williams posted a comment on Sunday 22nd July 2007 7:07am

You know, I can't stand Snape; he's petty, vile, childish, and makes himself feel better by belittling others, but, at some point we have to recognize the "Hawkeye factor".

If we think back to the '70s television show MASH, the character Hawkeye, played by Alan Alda, was allowed the most outragous behaviour because of his skills as a surgeon. We have real-life correlations in our school systems; the Heads, being at the top of their class, their minor infractions are overlooked in the same way that a similar transgression is highlighted against a student that performs poorly.

Snape, as the preeminent Potionsmaster (teacher to you Yanks) of the most prestigious magical school in Britian, should be afforded a measure of leniency and his skills recognized.

Therefore I humbly submit that the acerbic Potions Teacher be removed to the Key strictly for his knowledge. I'm not a huge fan of the Bible, the Koran, or the Talmud, but if I was rebuilding society, I would include these books as long as they were kept and taught in context. Sort of like keeping Snape in line, I suppose.

mcfeedfest posted a comment on Saturday 21st July 2007 9:33am

different... maybe a good kind of different... but definitely different...

Robert6 posted a comment on Saturday 21st July 2007 8:27am

I enjoyed it a lot. One or two more chapteers, just to see how life returns to the wizarding world once Harry and company returns would be interesting to read. Keep up the great work!

WindWolf posted a comment on Wednesday 18th July 2007 9:30am

Do unto others...

ladyimmortal posted a comment on Tuesday 17th July 2007 3:27am

Read it again.

STILL love it.

MUST have more!

koppe posted a comment on Friday 13th July 2007 9:18am

Great story.

I would love both prequels and sequels to this one. Perhaps especially about how the Wizarding-world coped between Potter's anouncement and the closing of Hogwarts -- as well as after Hogwarts closed and until "The *Last* Wizard".

Great would also a story about comming out of Avalon and seeing the changes -- great technology... or perhaps the oposite; A Dark Age... very much in need of some magic -- and re-opening Hogwarts, establishing a Magical Government and perhaps making contact with Muggles.

I would also love a prequel about the immidiate aftermath of the war; how the Wizard-world could turn dictatoric and target muggleborns, halfbloods and halfbreeds. About those who fought against it... and perhaps a bit about Harry rescuing some people or how they came to the island; like Hermione's arrest and how Bill, Fleur and Gabrielle came over.

la13 posted a comment on Friday 13th July 2007 3:34am

Oooh, I like this alternate universe! You should totally continue in it if you’re interested! The backstory for all this would be really awesome to read. My favorite part of this story is how Harry had his own little retreat from the world. I mean, I can totally see the Ministry getting swayed into trouble after the war, and it would be neat that Harry could escape from it all. The best part of this story, though, is actually the way you made it three-dimensional. I mean, this is a story with a really complex history that we’ve never read or anything but instead of being confused or annoyed, I just really wanted to read it in depth! Seriously, I really, really liked this one.