Comments | natsuruby: Harry Potter comes to and end...

natsuruby

Harry Potter comes to and end...

Jul 23, 2007 11:10

I FINALLY got around to finishing the 7th Harry Potter book. It turns out I couldn't read it at all the day I got it until late that night. :/ I finally finished it last night at around 1:30am though, which is why I slept in so late.

Anyway, behind the lj-cut is nothing really important, just my thoughts on the book.

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dark_oliver July 23 2007, 19:29:27 UTC

Lacked 'magic'!?

Harry used the Imperius and Cruciatus curse!

And McGonagall. Oh, and I was, leik, totally wrong about McGonagall being a Death Eater. >_>

I cried when Hedwig died. >_>

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natsuruby July 23 2007, 20:08:44 UTC

Lacked 'magic'!?

Harry used the Imperius and Cruciatus curse!
Not THAT kind of magic. >>

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dark_oliver July 23 2007, 21:48:44 UTC

I was really shocked when he used the Cruciatus curse.

Also, I love it how Lupin told him not to use his expelliarmus curse too much, and then he used it against Voldemort. >_>

Stupefy>expelliarmus.

kaleidostar89 July 25 2007, 21:31:33 UTC

i was also looking for more in the epilogue then what there was in it. i thought it was really weird the whole harry and dumbledore chapter, but i am not complaining. i believe overall the book was good, just depressed that it ended.

darksquiggle August 4 2007, 07:38:50 UTC

"But at least with Remus and Tonks you could pretend that their deaths were super crazy awesome and worth it."

They were totally killed by a giant garbage ball that hurtled through space and time traveled to 1996.

Dobby=THE MAN. He should have his own freakin' talk show. All he'd do is tlak about Harry Potter and beat the crap out of Death Eaters. If he wasn't you know... elf dust or whatever..

"even if it did lack some of the "magic" that the first four had"
Couldn't agree more. I demand WHIMSY.

Yeah I know new reply to old post but I couldn't help myself.

shiroppumusume August 8 2007, 04:25:42 UTC

to tell you the truth, i think it was a good book but i didn't feel as excited or interested with this one as with the earlier books. (shrugs) then again, it could have been my life situation at that time that somewhat drained the happiness out of me--whatever.

i agree with you about the Ginny/Harry pairing. I don't know, to me it was a big, "WTF?" :/ i'm sorry but it's just not my cup of tea, especially when harry ignored her for like 5 or something books. wtf. noooo. it's like everyone has to join the weasley clan or something. frightening.