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I loved what you did with him. He was probably my favorite part of the series. He was so unpredictable - sometimes so ruthless, and sometimes so kind. I loved what Antinous brought out in him. Hadrian was depicted so startingly human, even with all his attempts not to appear so. You really excelled with his characterization.
Yes, loved him as well! He was so complex and despite the ruthlessness he held within him, his love for Antoninus allowed him to have the slightest chance of redemption
Aww, thanks to both of you! Hadrian gave me a lot of headaches, but I loved him by the end.
(Sorry for the delayed response; GR does not tell me when I get comments to answered questions!)
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Aug 13, 2015 10:40AM
I loved what you did with him. He was probably my favorite part of the series. He was so unpredictable - sometimes so ruthless, and sometimes so kind. I loved what Antinous brought out in him. Hadrian was depicted so startingly human, even with all his attempts not to appear so. You really excelled with his characterization.
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Yes, loved him as well! He was so complex and despite the ruthlessness he held within him, his love for Antoninus allowed him to have the slightest chance of redemption
Aww, thanks to both of you! Hadrian gave me a lot of headaches, but I loved him by the end. (Sorry for the delayed response; GR does not tell me when I get comments to answered questions!)
