Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows -thoughts
I’ve said before that I’m ridiculously prejudiced when it comes to Harry Potter. It’s so far ingrained in me by now that I find it hard not to love everything to do with it, so excuse me if this is a tad one sided.
Yeah so I loved it. Thought it dragged a little during the middle (apparently her publishers have stopped editing it which is ( Read more... )
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Lupin made me cry because, like you, I loved him from the beginning. I was okay sharing him with Tonks, but for god's sake they just had a baby! :( poor baby Teddy.
And I'm with you on the Snape/Lily angle - I called it years ago, I think while I was reading HBP, and said that Harry was probably the more painful to look at for him because he looked like James's copy except for the eyes, which was just a slap in the face that his archnemesis stole his girl.
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Oh, I was never so fond of Neville. I mean I liked him because he’s, well, Neville, but he never really stood out for me until this book. *Points to icon*
My brother reliably informs me through his network of public school friends that Matthew Lewis, who plays him is actually very un-Nevilleish in real life. Apparently he’s very well built, and rather popular which I find sort of funny.
Yeah I decided this when I read the half blood prince too. My theories on all the reasons why Snape had most definitely been in love with lily could had filled a large essay, and while everyone in internet land seems to have jumped to the same conclusion everyone else I know just looked at me weirdly whenever I mentioned it, so I am understandable smug.
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