Important? Not really.
Just finsished reading Deathly Hallows.
I don't know if I agree with it. I would just like to say. Does anyone else ever feel like Ms. Rowling started off a meangering, merry faerie tale about wizarding children for about three books, then just went batshit off her rocker, and realized she had to wind the whole damn thing up in book seven? I mean, there were seven horcruxes, the crucial element to the whole tale. Lets wait until the middle of book six of seven to start discussing them. EVER.
I mean, I liked it. I'm just SAYING.
I'm glad my life is such that I can take the time to think about anything this incredibly not important.
I don't know if I agree with it. I would just like to say. Does anyone else ever feel like Ms. Rowling started off a meangering, merry faerie tale about wizarding children for about three books, then just went batshit off her rocker, and realized she had to wind the whole damn thing up in book seven? I mean, there were seven horcruxes, the crucial element to the whole tale. Lets wait until the middle of book six of seven to start discussing them. EVER.
I mean, I liked it. I'm just SAYING.
I'm glad my life is such that I can take the time to think about anything this incredibly not important.