Very nice!

Wow, I liked it, and... thats starnge, this fanfic... have nine years.. It's a kind of canon...

Thats too strange because I'm on the site since juste one year or less, and you, since nine... Two generations of gamers isn't it ?

Good story, I like how you wrote Rufus.

My god, what a beautiful fic. I love Rufus, and this is such a poignant little insight into him, and strikingly subtle actually. It fits so well with how I tend to think of him: He tries so hard to foster the idea and perception that he's not human, that he has no weaknesses, he doesn't need anybody or care about anybody, etc, and most of the time he's perfectly happy with that. But in truth it takes a toll on him.

Wow, that was excellent. Wonderful, the way you got into Rufus's head

This story is five years old, and I don't even know if you're around on this site anymore. But I remember reading this elsewhere a few years back, and I've since rediscovered it, and you don't know HOW happy I am to find out it was on this site all along... because now I can tell you how I feel about it. _

This must be the most brilliant study of Rufus I have ever seen. It's been entirely too long since I've read a fic with such wonderfully developed ideas and ironies, and an almost instinctive understanding of the character. I don't know how many times I've read it, but it's seamless, and I've always wanted to tell you how happy as well as inspired it made me. Your Rufus couldn't be more intriguing, or articulate, or bitterly clever, even becoming just a little disconcerted in his eloquent cynicism. I loved the ironic gems throughout this story, and you couldn't have driven home the point any better. The last line was just perfect. ;_;

Well, that's more or less what I've been wanting to say for quite a while. I don't even know that you'll ever be aware you got this, but at least I'll have the peace of mind for being able to commend a writer for such an excellent character study.

Wow. From Rufus' thoughts on the fate of the rain, to his painfully bitter diatribe about the glass tears themselves - I particularly enjoyed how you wrote him whenever he thought of his father; dysfunctional doesn't begin to cover it, but interesting and believable nonetheless - I was hooked.

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The final image of the blood on one side of the glass and the rain on the other, as well as Rufus' quip about blood being thicker than water, and his father 'deserving' the best almost hit with a physical power when read. As did Rufus' wry, dark sense of humour.

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Kudos, and Cheers,

~Sabriel.

This is great. I really enjoyed it. I think you captured Rufus really well. Interesting scenario, too.

Wowza. That was wonderfully deep. I love it, and wish that I could think of something constructive to say, but I can't. Oh well. I'll just add it to my faves. :D

Perfect! I LOVE it. That was great, please write more man.

That was quite interesting and at the same time it was deep. Somehow, I like how Rufus was portrayed here, although it was kind of short _- In any case, it was rather good.

Excellent. I particularly like the way Rufus talks to his father's ghost.

Still one of my favorite FFVII stories. _ The symbolism here is fantastic. (I've always wondered if Aeris was talking about Rufus or Sephiroth with that line... I'd always been leaning towards Sephiroth, although this definitely feels like Rufus could've said it. )

wow you are seriously talented, and this piece was soo moving ::sniff::love it keep writing~ani

You're fabolous. I just thought you should know. :)