I wish you would come back to finish. I'd like to see how it all wraps up in the end. Such a hard story to get through. Amazing job!

I would. I like unicorns.

While I can't say I care for the ending, or the shooting or right before the shooting, I can say you did a very, very good job. Your writing is good, your grammer, you have the psychology down almost pat (I think). At the very least you are much better at the psychology than many others on FanFiction.
I'm sorry is my review where I gave my opinion on Russel Fish was a bit mean. I didn't intend it that way and it wasn't until after that I realized it might come across that way.
Anyway, you did a really good job.

Right, so next time, leave the door open when you're learning how to dance.

Yeesh, you're cruel to Kurt. I hope he talks to someone soon. Maybe Blaine? I'll just have to keep reading and find out.

I've seen Russel Fish and I have to say, I thought it was terrible. Not his acting, of course, but rather the writing. I was very pleased when I confirmed that he did not write it, as I would like to consider his sense of humour a bit more sophisticated than that. But, if that's what you like, have at it.
Yeah, his Junior Prom outfit wat lovely, wasn't it? I think he needed a hat though. Perhaps a small black tophat. Like Brittney's red one in The Rocky Horror Glee Show episode.

Kurt's middle name is Elizabeth. It's in one of the episodes. I think it's the one where they are voting on the duets? Voting, anyway.

nicely done.

I think I read this entire story with tears either in my eyes or pouring down my face. Kudos to you for writing it and especially for seeing it through to the end. Tough subject choice, fabulous job with the characters.
I am going to check your profile now to see if you did an epilogue for it, or if this is it.

I just read this (in fact just stayed up way too late to finish reading this) and I have to give all my compliments to the author. This was such a beautiful and inspiring story in so many ways. After reading the sort-of-end of this, I just feel like going out and spreading love to the whole world. Those two quotes at the end especially got me, they really drove the whole point of this story home and I am so thankful for the opportunity to read such a thoughtful and well-written piece of art.
This composition is truly something of a masterpiece to me and I didn't want that to go unsaid to the author, so I thank you and kudos for writing this. I can only imagine how difficult it must have been to get through.

OMG!WHEN WILL YOU UPDATE AGAIN!

Um, this is a really well-written story, but it's too intense for me. I'm terribly sorry to miss the rest of this, but I hope you understand. Thank you for writing it.

oh wow.

ive had your fic in my favourites for...i dont know, about a year now? but i never got around to reading all of the chapters. now i have, and i remembered why i faved it in the first place, but not only that, but i was taken away by the chapters i hadnt seen.

this is an amazing fic. youre an amazing writer.

snakeofdreams

I love you and this story so much. I knew it would be like this. I need to go back and find a past review that I left because I specifically remember saying something... ah ok, here it is, the review from the last chapter (before the authors note) "Even to those who get out alive, will they ever truly live again? How can they, after this? There will be no happy endings for anybody in this." And during this chapter it certainly seems that way.
BUT although we're seeing Kurt distressed and melancholy now, that is understandable because of what he's there to do and what he has to face. I imagine that he has got his life back together. Blaine seems too. And it put a smile on my face to read Reverend Fabray would be making a speech. I'm not religious at all but it touches me that she found her faith back in God. Very nice.
But the flashback scenes were so heartbreaking. I particularly liked Puck and Kurt's and the following scene with the gun and the text message then throwing the gun away and Puck admitting he needed help. I need to read this from start to finish again. Honestly, reading this has been such a rollercoaster ride. With each chapter that passed it seemed there was a mixture of things to make me smile, to make me wince, to make me shocked, to make me laugh and to make me want to cry. You mentioned to me before about writing professionally - please pursue it. This is one of my favourite stories, and it is so brilliantly written. You are gifted at this so do not give up on it if you want it to happen, because you can get published, I know it. Are you writing anything else at the moment? Antyhing that will be put on here or elsewhere that I can follow?
Anyway to wrap it up, another great chapter, as always. The return of this has been such a welcome to me, so thank you. However I'll leave all the real mushy stuff to the finale :'(

I'm really not sure that enjoying this subject matter is appropriate in any way, but I deeply appreciated how you handled. The fluidity between the immediate aftermath, and ten years down the line, the relocation of the Hudmels, Quinn's agony... I shed several tears, and am just...really very moved by the fact that you are continuing with this through to the afterword (which I am very eager for). Thank you, and I do hope you continue writing.