for Harry Is A Dragon, And That's Okay4/22 c3 Amanda Chapman
ok. gonna put this out there... i was envisioning a "human like" dragon or drake.. as in he looks like a dragon but is bipedal... until this chapter... now that i have the image of a "spyro" type dragon... i fins this story even stranger... and even more to thr point that i must read more to try to make sense of the madness. its a good madness... i think... i am rsther confused on how i am feeling sbout this fic still... but i k ow i dont dislike it...
ok. gonna put this out there... i was envisioning a "human like" dragon or drake.. as in he looks like a dragon but is bipedal... until this chapter... now that i have the image of a "spyro" type dragon... i fins this story even stranger... and even more to thr point that i must read more to try to make sense of the madness. its a good madness... i think... i am rsther confused on how i am feeling sbout this fic still... but i k ow i dont dislike it...
2/26 c1 arianamax177
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2/5 c102 Guest
This is either my second or third read through, and I have to say, this is a fun, confusing, whimsical, lighthearted, and very creative story. Also the banter. All the banter.
This is either my second or third read through, and I have to say, this is a fun, confusing, whimsical, lighthearted, and very creative story. Also the banter. All the banter.
1/23 c102 merihn
Overall this was a very enjoyable fic. It was definitely funnier in the beginning, I laughed out loud many times. I enjoyed many of the changes, especially in Ron's character, and the unusually shaped society. One thing I found very frustrating though, is that we never actually find out why Harry is now a dragon. I can't remember exactly what Snape said when he met Harry but something about inheritance or something? Why was it never explained? Why didn't Harry ever attempt to ask him more questions? And if Harry was a human when he was five, why could he never change back? I kind of expected him to try the animagus transformation and for that to change him back to a human (or for it to be like his animagus form, perhaps), but instead he just never tried. I didn't really get why he wouldn't even try.
I did enjoy Dumbledore in this, even though I don't like him in general, because he actually explained more things to Harry and also let Harry be involved. The plus of being a dragon, I guess. Though I did find it a bit annoying that he still held back the Severus connection and what was going on when Voldie was coming back. Like, Harry had more than proven that he was worthy of the trust of knowing those details. But it didn't matter all that much I guess in the end. Just a little bit of an annoyance.
I did like that with Harry being a dragon, and much more mellow than in canon, all of Draco's attempts to rile him up just didn't work. I do kind of wish they'd actually become friends, but then I do like Draco as a character most of the time.
I also enjoyed all the references to other books, and guessing what the ones I knew were before they were named or the explanation expanded on.
A generally fun read, good work.
Overall this was a very enjoyable fic. It was definitely funnier in the beginning, I laughed out loud many times. I enjoyed many of the changes, especially in Ron's character, and the unusually shaped society. One thing I found very frustrating though, is that we never actually find out why Harry is now a dragon. I can't remember exactly what Snape said when he met Harry but something about inheritance or something? Why was it never explained? Why didn't Harry ever attempt to ask him more questions? And if Harry was a human when he was five, why could he never change back? I kind of expected him to try the animagus transformation and for that to change him back to a human (or for it to be like his animagus form, perhaps), but instead he just never tried. I didn't really get why he wouldn't even try.
I did enjoy Dumbledore in this, even though I don't like him in general, because he actually explained more things to Harry and also let Harry be involved. The plus of being a dragon, I guess. Though I did find it a bit annoying that he still held back the Severus connection and what was going on when Voldie was coming back. Like, Harry had more than proven that he was worthy of the trust of knowing those details. But it didn't matter all that much I guess in the end. Just a little bit of an annoyance.
I did like that with Harry being a dragon, and much more mellow than in canon, all of Draco's attempts to rile him up just didn't work. I do kind of wish they'd actually become friends, but then I do like Draco as a character most of the time.
I also enjoyed all the references to other books, and guessing what the ones I knew were before they were named or the explanation expanded on.
A generally fun read, good work.
1/13 c9 phosphophillite49
Huh... Now that i think of it, it's the opposite of Harry and the mysterious curse of the girl-who-lived.
Here Harry is seen as what he is only by magical people, while the other Harry is only seen as a boy by muggles
Huh... Now that i think of it, it's the opposite of Harry and the mysterious curse of the girl-who-lived.
Here Harry is seen as what he is only by magical people, while the other Harry is only seen as a boy by muggles
12/4/2024 c79 roxannemorgan
Still lovely easter eggs all through. :-)
Oddly enough, Neville's sword might not have been made the way a blade-maker would do it, but it does the one key thing a sword should do - it balances correctly.
Most medieval swords weigh between 2.5 and 3 pounds, but a well-balanced one feels like it weighs (as Neville says) about 1 or 1.5 pounds. This isn't magic. Or, you know, maybe it is, because smiths have had a name for being Odd, ever since Weyland Smith and his magic rings.
. . . Harry's a dragon; why isn't he making a magic ring?
Hmm. No volcanos close enough to Scotland if it turns out to be a bad idea?
Still lovely easter eggs all through. :-)
Oddly enough, Neville's sword might not have been made the way a blade-maker would do it, but it does the one key thing a sword should do - it balances correctly.
Most medieval swords weigh between 2.5 and 3 pounds, but a well-balanced one feels like it weighs (as Neville says) about 1 or 1.5 pounds. This isn't magic. Or, you know, maybe it is, because smiths have had a name for being Odd, ever since Weyland Smith and his magic rings.
. . . Harry's a dragon; why isn't he making a magic ring?
Hmm. No volcanos close enough to Scotland if it turns out to be a bad idea?
12/3/2024 c47 roxannemorgan
Lovely, lovely story.
I just wanted to add - in case no one else has - is the reason for school holidays. Christmas and Easter are both Christian holy days, so that was enough to get time off in historical times. And then children got sent home for two or two and a half months in summer to help bring the hay harvest and wheat harvest in (or whichever the local crops were - they all harvest about the same time of year).
Yes, farming families did need all available labour at those times, and there are jobs that quite small children can do, so . . . long holidays.
(I keep expecting to hear that school holidays have become decoupled from tradition in the UK, if only for the number of parents complaining about keeping their little darlings (a) occupied, and (b) out of trouble for two months.)
Did I say, lovely dragon Harry, and lovely story?
Also, a call out to so many books I was reading in the 90s. :-)
Lovely, lovely story.
I just wanted to add - in case no one else has - is the reason for school holidays. Christmas and Easter are both Christian holy days, so that was enough to get time off in historical times. And then children got sent home for two or two and a half months in summer to help bring the hay harvest and wheat harvest in (or whichever the local crops were - they all harvest about the same time of year).
Yes, farming families did need all available labour at those times, and there are jobs that quite small children can do, so . . . long holidays.
(I keep expecting to hear that school holidays have become decoupled from tradition in the UK, if only for the number of parents complaining about keeping their little darlings (a) occupied, and (b) out of trouble for two months.)
Did I say, lovely dragon Harry, and lovely story?
Also, a call out to so many books I was reading in the 90s. :-)
10/6/2024 c52 
2SixFtWookie
Really love Percy's moment here with Crouch. One of the best depictions of Percy in HP fanfic.
2SixFtWookieReally love Percy's moment here with Crouch. One of the best depictions of Percy in HP fanfic.
9/24/2024 c102 divvycrip
Thank for this epic project! I loved the humour. I loved how Harry being a dragon totally changed how he relates to his relly’s. I love how this form a cleverly built concatenation of situations that totally changes canon. I loved all theodly- shaped students’. I loved the descriptions of the details of the classes- where the heck you thought that up, God only knows. I only had one thing i wasn’t happy about…. It ended.
Thank for this epic project! I loved the humour. I loved how Harry being a dragon totally changed how he relates to his relly’s. I love how this form a cleverly built concatenation of situations that totally changes canon. I loved all theodly- shaped students’. I loved the descriptions of the details of the classes- where the heck you thought that up, God only knows. I only had one thing i wasn’t happy about…. It ended.
9/23/2024 c96 divvycrip
Considering there’s about 20 years between us, it’s amazing how we have read so many of the same books
Considering there’s about 20 years between us, it’s amazing how we have read so many of the same books
9/17/2024 c102 Starlit Warrior
Absolutely fantastic. I love how Voldemort is all a side note lol. Him attacking when he did was very surprising, I really did not see that one coming. It’s also really nice to see that Harry did end up doing what he wanted. I hate it when other books always sideline him straight into the Auror profession. Also, I’m really going to have to read that Redwall series. I think I vaguely remember my Dad reading those.
Absolutely fantastic. I love how Voldemort is all a side note lol. Him attacking when he did was very surprising, I really did not see that one coming. It’s also really nice to see that Harry did end up doing what he wanted. I hate it when other books always sideline him straight into the Auror profession. Also, I’m really going to have to read that Redwall series. I think I vaguely remember my Dad reading those.
9/3/2024 c102 sarahduck
This was so wonderfully written, I loved it all the way through. It was a very cozy read and quite funny in subtle ways. Harry was so innocently unassuming! I especially liked your depiction of Dumbledore, he reminded me a bit of Ford Cruller.
This was so wonderfully written, I loved it all the way through. It was a very cozy read and quite funny in subtle ways. Harry was so innocently unassuming! I especially liked your depiction of Dumbledore, he reminded me a bit of Ford Cruller.