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Rewritten in Time #1
Regrets Collect Like Old Friends
Fandom: Harry Potter
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Traveling into the past, Draco Malfoy finds himself in his eleven year old body with all his memories from the past seventeen years. Using this knowledge, he sets out change time. His first mission: befriend Harry Potter.
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Traveling into the past, Draco Malfoy finds himself in his eleven year old body with all his memories from the past seventeen years. Using this knowledge, he sets out change time. His first mission: befriend Harry Potter.
- GenresFan Fiction
293 pages, ebook
First published November 7, 2012
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May 19, 2022
While this started out enjoyable I'm afraid I lost interest after a while.
I didn't like the OC that was added and it all got a little confusing with her family line.
A large part of the story followed cannon with just a few tweeks so it also became a little boring.
Sadly I don't see myself continuing with this one.
I didn't like the OC that was added and it all got a little confusing with her family line.
A large part of the story followed cannon with just a few tweeks so it also became a little boring.
Sadly I don't see myself continuing with this one.
July 18, 2020
https://archiveofourown.org/works/853463
★★⯪☆☆
This story is not the one the description shows. There’s a largish subplot centred around an OFC, an American to boot. It was rather confusing at first, less so later, but I had to give this one the benefit of doubt (although later stories (this is a Book One) in the “sereies”[sic!]¹ might be worse).
The remaining parts… well. Much of it is a retelling of canon, only touched slightly by the presence of the time traveller. But I did have some laughs, so it wasn’t entirely for nought.
① This should clue you in on the author’s relationship with proper spelling. It’s noticeable but not too bad.
PS: Forgot: also, a bit past just skirting on the edge of anachronisms for 1991/1992, and getting worse in the second book.
PPS: I eventually ceased to read the entire series.
★★⯪☆☆
This story is not the one the description shows. There’s a largish subplot centred around an OFC, an American to boot. It was rather confusing at first, less so later, but I had to give this one the benefit of doubt (although later stories (this is a Book One) in the “sereies”[sic!]¹ might be worse).
The remaining parts… well. Much of it is a retelling of canon, only touched slightly by the presence of the time traveller. But I did have some laughs, so it wasn’t entirely for nought.
① This should clue you in on the author’s relationship with proper spelling. It’s noticeable but not too bad.
PS: Forgot: also, a bit past just skirting on the edge of anachronisms for 1991/1992, and getting worse in the second book.
PPS: I eventually ceased to read the entire series.
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