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Einsteingooddog
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Oh yeah, I forgot about that...very disconcerting and a good cliffhanger.
I know...I'm thinking not...I'm pretty much expecting the one a year theme to continue through the end.
Yeah...I can't imagine how they just go back to business as usual at Hogwarts now that Voldemort is back...I can't wait to see!! |
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I'm so glad you loved the book as much as I'd hoped you would, Einstein. I remember reading that book by the first time and being bowled over, just blown away. The first two were okay, I loved the third, but nothing prepared me for the greatness of book 4. When I finished, I knew that everything had changed in the world Rowling had created, and I was so eager to find out what happened next. That wait for the next book was rather excruciating, but it was worth it. Book 5 is just as good.
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Einsteingooddog
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My feelings exactly. I was literally kind of numb after the ending...because I just couldn't believe that Voldemort was back. I'm definitely emotionally invested in this series...I mean...of course I knew Voldemort would rise again because he's Harry's arch-enemy and there are 3 books left...but I just kind of put it out of my mind I guess...and when he did come back I felt just as shocked as the characters in the book, I think. |
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I had gotten used to the formula of Voldermort almost comes back, Harry thwarts it, that sort of thing. When he actually rose again, and the death of Cedric(which I thought Rowling made very emotionally moving despite his not being a very important character in the grander shceme of things), it just threw everything I knew up 'til that point out the window, in the very best way. I knew there were no rules anymore, and this wasn't a typical children's series.
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Yeah, I thought Cedric's death was sad, too. He was a nice guy...and I felt sorry for the Hufflepuffs because they never get any glory.
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