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she doesn't have to write ever again!
Not to mention the richest woman in Britain.
It would be really hard to stay in the same genre and I wouldn't be surprised to see it take her a while to churn out the next book. That being said, most writers only have one great book in them, and a lot of good ones. She was able to create one of the finest epic written series of all time. Not to shabby for a career.
she doesn't have to write ever again!
Thats true she doesn't but she says she wants to write crime novels. Shes already written her masterpiece though and raked it in.
The movie is going to be fun. But this one has so much action in it, it's going to be hard to trim it down w/o losing a lot of the story.
I never believed he was bad.
so does that little weiner harry get killed or not
I enjoyed the book, but I guess I was expecting more from it. I hated the epilogue. She should have written about the other surviving characters as well. The action was great, although the final battle between Harry and Voldemort was kinda lame.
It was so sad the Dobby died and also when he was walking to his death and the ghost of his parents and godfather came out. I loved that Dumbledore was an asshole with a dark past. The Snape was a spy because he still loved Lily thing, IMO, made Snape's character less complex. I mean Snape was the most mysterious and complex character in the series, but it turns out he did it all for unrequited love that he could never get over?
Apart from a few plot holes, the book was enjoyable. Not the best one in the series, but a good one nonetheless.
Snape was my favorite character. He was the kick ass anti-hero who was cold, dark, and I don't give a at ude, but was quite brilliant as Dumbledores and doormat and he hated the main character, but was good for some apparent reason and had ties to the criminal underworld (Voldemort's possie).
Yea I wish they would of told a bit more at the end of the Epilogue like what George was doing, or Luna, and pretty much everyone else. I think the Snape character is still probably one of the best of the series because he defied Voldemort for the one thing Voldemort could never understand.
After Snape killed Dumbledore, he was telling Harry what to learn before he fights Voldemort.
And poor Hedwig as well, never had much of a chance did he? And what happened to Crookshanks, did I miss something in a previous book?
Crookshanks was at the Burrow with them, she was never mentioned after they escaped the wedding.
Unless I missed something in my marathon reading!
Yea Crookshanks was all but left behind.
Abracadabra.
Harry Potter don't got on David Blaine. Blaine would go straight up to Voldemort and be like: Pick a card, any card. Voldemort will and once the trick is over his head will explode, because of the sheer amazement his brain just witnessed.
my heart weeps that adults actaully get into this .
So in all the books who do you think whacked in the most painful fashion?
I think the way Snape went was pretty vicious.
Criss Angel would mindfreak David Blaine's slothish chode and send harry potter to hades with him
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I dont know being choked to death by your own hand cant be to pleasant, nor could bleeding to death.
Anyone Bellatrix killed, she likes to play with her food before eating it(Crucio)...The gardener at the riddle house was bad(same as snape, but he had also been blamed for killing Riddles, so both Physical and emotional pain of being made an outcast)...I'd say Wormtail though.
Yea Bellatrix was awful when she killed people, but what was worse is when she left em alive, like Neville's parents.
no............Criss Angel wasn't even a full-time magician to start out, he was in some band that got nowhere. Blaine is ing cool. He doesn't need his own show. It's in the streetz, that's where it's at!
Mindfreak!!!!
I finished reading the book 2:30 in the morning, since I realized that the best time for me to read was late at night when no one else is awake.
When I finished, it, my first reaction was "Wow. Just, wow." JK really outdid herself in this one. It was sad that a lot of good characters died. At first, I was only concerned for Ron and Hermione, and some of the characters I've learned to love like Hagrid and the Weasleys. But in the end, during the Battle of Hogwarts (which was really awesome), I didn't want any of the good ones to die. It was amazing for them to keep fighting for Harry.
Snape's story didn't surprise me that much because of all the speculations that arose after he 'killed' Dumbledore in Book 6. Because he didn't really appear in this book until the last few chapters, I didn't feel too sad when he died and when I finally learned about his story. It was pretty noble, what he did for Harry.
JK really is a brilliant author. It's hard enough to put pieces of a puzzle in one mystery book. For her to lay it in bits and pieces in seven books, and string them together in the final one takes a great deal of imagination and commitment.
I actually liked the epilogue. Maybe too happy for adult readers but what the heck, I think they all deserved that kind of ending after all they've been through.
This is going to be on top of my favorites for quite some time. And while a part of me is glad that I finally know the whole story, another part is pretty damn sad to see it end.
Just curious...What plot holes did you find?
That's where Rowling went wrong, ending the series. She should just rake in some more cash, but making up some BS. Like Voldemort comes back and so does Dumbledore and they like fuse into a super wizard and Harry and Ron have to like fuse to beat them or some like that. Harry Potter 8: Fusion Reborn. LMAO
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