'Objects In Space'
There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
I really hope they do. I hope something comes of the centaurs and the giants.
Mind you, I'm still faintly hoping that Neville will come into his own in the last book. And I haven't given up all hope that maybe, just maybe Neville might kill Voldemort. But I think it's phenomenally unlikely.
Aimee - BWAH! and COMMED!
Fay, me, too. A lot. Though not that he'll kill Voldemort. Way unlikely, IMO.
10 Points to...Aimee, what House are you in?
Gryffindor, duh!
I think they should start merchandising the Magical Creatures. I'd like a plush Blast Ended Skrewt.
I want one of those miniature dragons that they gave the Tournament champions in GoF. And it's gotta be able to fly, too!
Remember the 7 year old I told you about who was reading the HBP. He finished. I asked him how he liked it:
He enjoyed it; he told me that his parents asked him a bit worriedly about how he felt after Dumbledore dies. He replied it made him sad, but not as sad as when they shot Old Yeller...
FINALLY!
Joe has finished HBP and we can discuss and discern and predict.
The family that reads together, wanks together.
UNCLE! I love the Uncle books! What they don't mention in that (frankly silly - bollocks is PC the reason they're not reissued) article is that he had to keep exploring Homeward because he forgot who half his tenants were.
Oh, good...recommendations for Uncle and Vernon Lee, so I have something to read now that I've finished HP6.
I think they should start merchandising the Magical Creatures.
A world of yes! Of course, I've also been wanting them to make real-looking Hogwarts House clothes, and not just for Gryffindor.
Much better than OotP. Even with my OCR copy that called them "Death Kilters" and referred to Our Hero as "Hairy Potter" at least once.
A few things: Dumbledore Freezing Harry: "If you strike me down, I shall become more powerful than you can possibly imagine." Total vibes of Ben Kenobi knowing Luke was watching and lowering his lightsaber. It's the Hero's Quest thing: witnessing the death of the mentor/father is an important step on the path to becoming the Hero. And while I think Dumbledore is dead, I think he'll be back in some form like Kenobi was, either via Pensieve or portrait or Chocolate Frog card.
Harry's scar as Horcrux: Sounds good to me, and there was mention a couple times in the book about getting rid of scars and magical healing and all that.
My own personal misdirects and the like: My first thought about Tonks' behaviour was the same as Harry's - she was pining for Sirius. But then I remembered she was patrolling Hogsmeade, so I thought maybe she was the Imperiused one who'd given Katie the necklace. Or that Malfoy was Polyjuiced into her, which was why she couldn't metamorph.
If Harry's right where Dumbledore is wrong about Snape, it's really going to annoy me. Sort of a Buffy/Giles thing: the reason you have a mentor is because they teach the powerful hero to also be wise, rather than just a blunt instrument of destruction...and while the hero does learn to be wise (around the time the mentor dies), Harry's been saying Snape's evil for too long for me to be happy if Snape is evil.
What was the point of Slughorn and The Slug Club? The only thing I can think of is the info on Horcruxes, but Dumbledore clearly already knew about them, so...
and finally,
When will Harry realize that becoming an Auror means working for the Ministry? Gonna have to square that circle.
Oh, okay, one more D&D-geeky comment: Voldemort's a lich!
(edit: And with HP on the brain, this:
recommendations for Uncle and Vernon Lee
just looks like "Uncle Vernon.")