Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

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Here's the entry I started on Sunday:

"I think the rum is wearing off, I can post something about Deathly Hallows now with a 50/50 that shot that it will be coherent. (I might have been a little gone when I started reading too. XD; What can I say, they were passing out wine at the bookstore and I never turn down free drinks

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Uh, thanks. ^^;

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11. I actually kind of liked that chapter, though later, Harry definitely backtracked on that whole speech when he steamrolled over Xeno's mourning for Luna. But inconsistency. Aw, that's Harry~

Though honestly, Lupin's reaction made me... not really like him so much as a character. And yeah, as someone else had pointed out already, though it was something seemingly uncharacteristic for him to do, Lupin still did it anyway. His reaction could be construed as a reaction to the stress he's facing over the war and losing a lot of his good friends, which is understandable, but he does still have a new wife and oncoming child to look out for as well. I guess, Lupin doesn't handle well under pressure, but at least he's aware of that, I think.

20. YEESSSSS. COME ON, I'm sure that there were some Slytherins thinking, "Oh shiiii--, we're gonna get ripped on this later---!"

21. Definitely. It would've been better than reading about Harry and company tromping through the woods for about a third of the book.