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From: nataliya (cousinnat@earthlink.net)
Date: 05/08/2006 |
I, like Meris, have read this story a few times. So touching. The saddest words...it might have been.
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From: Romanse (res8rtnx@verizon.net)
Date: 01/09/2006 |
What an incredible tale this was. I really felt the impact at the end. This is a haunting story that I will reread again, I'm sure.
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From: lazy_neutrino (monopasium@yahoo.com)
Date: 11/05/2005 |
My comment for this ended up on the wrong story (can't see how, since I used the link at the bottom of the story, but there you go!) so I'll repost it here:
Utterly fabulous and utterly heartbreaking. I have tears in my eyes. Thank you!
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From: lazy_neutrino (monopasium@yahoo.com)
Date: 11/05/2005 |
My comment for this ended up on the wrong story (can't see how, since I used the link at the bottom of the story, but there you go!) so I'll repost it here:
Utterly fabulous and utterly heartbreaking. I have tears in my eyes. Thank you!
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From: Jane
Date: 12/18/2004 |
Oh! This is so sad. You are truly a master of angst. I can only hope that Illya isn't really dead. The sex scene was lovely.
Jane
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From: Linda
Date: 11/07/2004 |
What an incredible story. So moving and so sad.
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From: Nel
Date: 11/07/2004 |
Oh, this was just lovely. Heartbreaking and lovely.
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From: Meris
Date: 06/01/2004 |
1) I disagree with your qualification of PWP. This is a complete story in itself. It tells it well and to the point. There is plot. Don't run it down because it's short.
2) After cheering because there are new stories on TCGM, I found myself returning to this one again and again because I identified so strongly with the primary emotion behind it. Napoleon is heartsore, with no remedy except substitution and regret, and you have rendered him so perfectly in character with that, that I had to tell you how the story moved me, returning me to a place I thought I had left behind.
Thank you for writing this with skill and concise imagery. It resonates strongly in all the right places.
Meris
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