This one touched my heart. I'm a hard-core Deamus shipper. Are you?

Hey, after this, Neville goes and hides in the Room of Requirement, right? If I remember correctly, that means that Seamus was...all...alone.

Oh Seamus... You need a HUG!

:(

short, and sweet, I guess, in its own way. I liked it.

I've always loved Seamus (a party animal who tends to blow stuff up- what's not to love?), but it's nice to see his more serious side from his perspective. Great job!

This was really short, but I could really feel the emotions in it, and how much his friends not being there affects Seamus.

I like the last line because it's so true. Silence is the worst part. Seamus probably hated it when Ron was snoring and Harry was muttering, but now they aren't he needs them back.

I never really thought about Seamus...terribly mean of me [

So short, yet so meaningful ]

You have a real talent, making something so short into something so profound. And was that a hint of DeanSeamus, or is the fangirl in me imagining things? Heh. Great job!

Aww, sad. I like this less common perspective.

Another amazing story

Poor seamus! I feel bad for him.

Very short but powerful. Seamus' reaction is not something you think about often, but you make it a very believable reaction.

Short, sweet and makes me hurt and cry. Perfect.

"Silence

It is silent in the dormitory, and Seamus hates it. Neville is there, in his four poster at the other side of the room, but he is quiet. Seamus is sure he is not asleep.

Ron’s snores and Harry’s mutterings should be keeping him awake, giving him something to complain about in the morning. Seamus had not imagined that he would miss them so much.

And Dean’s absence is something more. The quiet from his bed screams at Seamus, becomes a clamour that drives out the possibility of rational thought.

He had never known that silence could hurt so much."

So small, yet so...meaningful.

Slan,

Lady Pretty 67 (even though I'm accutly pretty ugly)

That was short and sweet. I liked it.

This almost makes me hurt with Seamus. I never really thought of this point. Poor Seamus and Neville. They really are alone. This just make the scene where Seamus and Dean hug near the end of Hallows just that much more touching. ]