oh the deathyly hallows…
Sunday, July 22nd, 2007i finished it. in less than 3 hours. can you believe it? of course you cant. and for good reasons too. because it aint true!! hahaha
but i do know who dies and who survives and who marries who because i cheated and skimmed the book and read all the parts that tied all the loose ends. oh shut it. i like knowing the ending of a movie/book/story before i read it. i dont care and it doesnt take away the experience of reading/watching them. besides i’m OCD like that. i fidget and twitch and get really restless and ADD and keep turning pages to random sections of the book. and ended up not being able to read the book. but i digress.
SPOILERS ahead so beware and stop reading now if youre one of those people who go absolutely balistic if someone lets slip or tells you on purpose the ending of a story.
here goes.
i absolutely do not understand why rowling kills all my favorite characters. sirius, dumbledore and now snape. oh and lupin too. well, okay. snape is not my favorite character in the book but alan rickman is superb in the movies. he made snape one my favorite characters. and rickman is also the reason why i dont believe snape is bad. his snape is not nice, but you can tell that he’s not evil. and thus, imagine my glee when i discovered that i WAS right all along. snape IS good. and dumbledore’s death was planned. i wouldve liked it better if dumbledore isnt really dead but im not the one writing the book. so whatever.
anyways, i thought the book has too many intricacies, like this soul in this wand and has this effect and the blood from this person caused that person to be that. whatever. i know, some would say its cause i havent read the whole thing but really, it’s just too…..gosh i cant even think of the word. i like harry potter and forever will be a fan but im not too crazy about this book. i might sing a different tune once i read it properly cover to cover so stay tuned.
oh and whuwuddathunkit dumbledore isnt as perfect as we thought. but then again, even the wisest man was once a young fool.