Deathly Hallows
To get sleep last night was really difficult, incoherent settings, ideas and characters rushed through my mind and I was glad to wake up in the morning and to have the book in front of me even before it was 8:30.
I think I can love it when or better if I get over Fred, Tonks and Lupin's deaths. I was so sure and also telling everybody that she would not kill Lupin after all this, and having a wife.. and a baby... how can she do this? And Fred...
But to be honest, we all knw she would kill a lot of people, and I find myself surprised that so many got away.
I did not believe in the "Harry is a horcrux"-theory, and was shocked when I found out it was true. I thought it was the end for Harry... and I'm really pleased with the final situation. She killed him... and did bring him back.
I loved Harry in the book... well, definitely after Dobbys death. Hero he was.
I also loved Hermione... what would have they done without her? And Ron of course, being so real a person.
What I also loved: Bill & Fleurs happy end, Kreacher, RAB, all the Patronuses, Voldemorts name as a trap, Narcissa, the Delacours, Neville, Percys comeback, Snapes last words...
I can live with Snapes ending, but he really was a brave man, and I love the idea of naming a son: Albus Severus.
Loved the epilogue. Victoire & Ted? Victoire being Mollys first grandchild isn't she?
The whole hideing thing, searching for horcruxes without a plan... made me feel so desperate and helpless, I could feel how horrible it must have been for Harry. Even if it was not nice to read, it was necessary to show that Harry had not much space to act anymore.
Yeah, I think this is all for now.
I cannot realize the end now... but I think the nineteenyears later chapter was a great way for showing that life and story go on.
I think I can love it when or better if I get over Fred, Tonks and Lupin's deaths. I was so sure and also telling everybody that she would not kill Lupin after all this, and having a wife.. and a baby... how can she do this? And Fred...
But to be honest, we all knw she would kill a lot of people, and I find myself surprised that so many got away.
I did not believe in the "Harry is a horcrux"-theory, and was shocked when I found out it was true. I thought it was the end for Harry... and I'm really pleased with the final situation. She killed him... and did bring him back.
I loved Harry in the book... well, definitely after Dobbys death. Hero he was.
I also loved Hermione... what would have they done without her? And Ron of course, being so real a person.
What I also loved: Bill & Fleurs happy end, Kreacher, RAB, all the Patronuses, Voldemorts name as a trap, Narcissa, the Delacours, Neville, Percys comeback, Snapes last words...
I can live with Snapes ending, but he really was a brave man, and I love the idea of naming a son: Albus Severus.
Loved the epilogue. Victoire & Ted? Victoire being Mollys first grandchild isn't she?
The whole hideing thing, searching for horcruxes without a plan... made me feel so desperate and helpless, I could feel how horrible it must have been for Harry. Even if it was not nice to read, it was necessary to show that Harry had not much space to act anymore.
Yeah, I think this is all for now.
I cannot realize the end now... but I think the nineteenyears later chapter was a great way for showing that life and story go on.