Comments | in_pirouettes: DH

in_pirouettes

DH

Jul 24, 2007 16:35

Before I read all 23974257 Deathly Hallows posts on my flist (by the way, they should have invented a special tag for it. So I could click a HP tag and see all the posts my friends's made about it. THAT would be nifty!) I think I should write about my immediate reactions, because I'll forget it all soon if I don't.

( My thoughts on the Deathly Hallows. SPOILERS inside )

Comments 13

lobsterbelle July 25 2007, 05:54:26 UTC

haha I just realised that the only 'canon' gay character is Dumbeldore!
Lolllll so true! I still maintain that Remus and Sirius are having lots of gay sex in heaven. As one does.

The Harry/Ginny romance was odd. They seemed to lust after each other, but that's about as far as the love went that I could see.

in_pirouettes July 25 2007, 11:15:21 UTC

of course, Snape/Lupin shippers beg to differ :) Heaven is such a crowded place after book 7!

Exactly! Harry seemed to care more about Dumbledore than Ginny!

lobsterbelle July 27 2007, 05:17:20 UTC

Maybe he can duplicate himself in heaven?

I guess Harry was secretly gay and desired a father figure.

in_pirouettes July 27 2007, 07:11:00 UTC

Seven nakes Lupins!!

Well, that would not be new, *coughSiriuscough*

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suutelokeiju July 26 2007, 19:12:08 UTC

gah! I must disagree with you. Maybe because I haven't read any fics or other fandom stuff of Potters, but to me all those things were surprises and I really couldn't have imagined the end. Well of course I had some toughts (that both Harry AND Voldemort would die since neither could live if other's alive)

I don't know.. but to me reading these comments of others hasn't really been enjoyable.. Maybe because I've only concentrated on books, not the fandom stuff, but still..

:(

And like I said in a comment on Sarah's entry, I don't blame you for anything since everyone has her/his own oppinions. Still, I feel all different about the book.

tattered_laces July 30 2007, 06:07:35 UTC

julia my dear! I know I still owe you an email, because it's been so long since we've properly corresponded, but obviously the release and subsequent discussion of deathly hallows is something so important that it is as worthy as an email ( ... )