Harry Potter analysis
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eohartmanFinished Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. I have the same reactions most of y'all have.
I blame the fact that I'm PMSing and still sick, but I was a sobbing mess when Hedwig died. I have a soft spot for animals (duh) and the way she died was just so sad... *sigh*
I also cried when pretty much anything sad happened or anyone died. I was sitting on the couch today reading while Dustin was playing a video game and he caught me as I was crying my eyes out when Dobby died. lol But now I treasure my giant 6 foot Dobby poster much more. I may have to get it from my bedroom in my parent's house and put it up in our apartment.
I always had a feeling that Snape would end up being good, and alas, he was.
I'm glad that the trio lived. I would have been very very sad if one of them didn't make it.
I HATED being pulled out of the action scenes to get other stories. This happened when Harry was looking at Snape's memories and when Harry was dying/dead and talking to Dumbledore. They were good scenes, but the whole time I was reading them I was thinking "Uh, Harry? Don't you have to be doing something that's kind of time-sensitive right now?"
The epilogue was soo cheesy. There could have been a different way to write it that wasn't so IN UR FACE FULL OF CHEESE but still gave across the same information about what happened to people. She left out what happened with a bunch of people, though- I want to hear about the rest of the Weasleys, who Draco married, and what they're all doing for a living now.
That's pretty much it. Those of you on my flist who have already read it seem to share my same thoughts about some of it, so I don't feel like repeating it all here. Although I do have to admit, the first thing I did after finishing the book was come on here and read everyone's commentary.
I blame the fact that I'm PMSing and still sick, but I was a sobbing mess when Hedwig died. I have a soft spot for animals (duh) and the way she died was just so sad... *sigh*
I also cried when pretty much anything sad happened or anyone died. I was sitting on the couch today reading while Dustin was playing a video game and he caught me as I was crying my eyes out when Dobby died. lol But now I treasure my giant 6 foot Dobby poster much more. I may have to get it from my bedroom in my parent's house and put it up in our apartment.
I always had a feeling that Snape would end up being good, and alas, he was.
I'm glad that the trio lived. I would have been very very sad if one of them didn't make it.
I HATED being pulled out of the action scenes to get other stories. This happened when Harry was looking at Snape's memories and when Harry was dying/dead and talking to Dumbledore. They were good scenes, but the whole time I was reading them I was thinking "Uh, Harry? Don't you have to be doing something that's kind of time-sensitive right now?"
The epilogue was soo cheesy. There could have been a different way to write it that wasn't so IN UR FACE FULL OF CHEESE but still gave across the same information about what happened to people. She left out what happened with a bunch of people, though- I want to hear about the rest of the Weasleys, who Draco married, and what they're all doing for a living now.
That's pretty much it. Those of you on my flist who have already read it seem to share my same thoughts about some of it, so I don't feel like repeating it all here. Although I do have to admit, the first thing I did after finishing the book was come on here and read everyone's commentary.
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Date: 2007-07-23 12:29 am (UTC)How many pages?
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Date: 2007-07-23 12:47 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-07-23 12:56 am (UTC)Next question, would you say she's left it open for yet another sequel, or did the book some closure to it?
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Date: 2007-07-23 05:11 am (UTC)