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Post by afroboy on Feb 5, 2004 14:34:43 GMT -5
i think in the 7th book dumbledore is going to die and then harry will evenge his death by killing voldemort
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Post by trish on Feb 5, 2004 19:08:38 GMT -5
Sounds good. The Dumbledore, and Voldie thing.
What would happen if, like, you had one foot on one side of the veil and one foot inside? Would you be dead or alive? Or what if you just parted the veil and looked at the other side? What would you see?
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Post by No One Mourns the Wicked on Feb 5, 2004 19:20:28 GMT -5
LOL!! That sounds so funny, I had this image of Sirius putting his foot in and out over and over again.
Sirius: Dead, not dead, dead, not dead...
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Post by trish on Feb 5, 2004 19:38:09 GMT -5
Kehehhehehe! Funny.  |
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Post by No One Mourns the Wicked on Feb 5, 2004 19:58:26 GMT -5
Geez, I know it was stupid, but you don't have to stick your tongue out at me. |
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Post by trish on Feb 5, 2004 21:58:02 GMT -5
It wasn't in a mean way, It was a joking around way.  |
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Post by No One Mourns the Wicked on Feb 5, 2004 22:20:19 GMT -5
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Post by embah on Feb 6, 2004 3:41:17 GMT -5
I have to disagree sorry, but I personally loved the books and thought that each time their was a new secret revealed which kept me interested.
Book 1: We find out that harry's a wizard and that voldemort is trying to regain power again.
Book 2: We discover that harry's a parsel tongue and that voldemort was a half blood.
Book 3: We find out the truth about sirius black.
Book 4: We discover that voldemort's returned to power.
Book 5: We discover things about snape and james potter, and also the prophecy of course.
I also think that in each book harry grows up and matures a bit. In the first few he sort of depended on adults and was a little childish, but in book 4 and 5 he shows way more emotion, which gives us readers something we can relate to, and makes the books even more interesting.
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Post by Rikku on Feb 6, 2004 16:01:26 GMT -5
LOL!! That sounds so funny, I had this image of Sirius putting his foot in and out over and over again. Sirius: Dead, not dead, dead, not dead... haha! That reminds me of the simpsons epidsode where they go to austrailia, and homer keeps going back and forth between the gate. "now I'm in austrailia! now I'm in america! austrailia! amreica! austrailia! america!" haha!!!! anyway, I agree with embah, that Harry does mature as each book goes along. |
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Post by No One Mourns the Wicked on Feb 6, 2004 21:15:45 GMT -5
I really don't think he really matures, I think he just gets angrier.
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Post by trish on Feb 7, 2004 1:09:00 GMT -5
Eh, he matures too. Because he likes girls now and stuff. But yeah, he gets much angrier.  |
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Post by embah on Feb 7, 2004 6:43:54 GMT -5
Yeah, he does get angrier, but he also has more reasons to be angry.
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Post by SnicketFires on Feb 7, 2004 15:09:11 GMT -5
Ya, Harry was pretty much a regular kid (except for the scar thing) in the first 2 books. Then Sirius hit, and he became more mature, with a tendancy to yell.
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Post by No One Mourns the Wicked on Feb 7, 2004 17:39:07 GMT -5
Yah, but look what happend when he went on that date with Cho. Didn't work out very well, eh? |
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Post by embah on Feb 8, 2004 1:26:38 GMT -5
I guess with the whole Cho thing and the way he messed up that date, Jk Rowling was probably trying to get across the fact that he's a typical boy, and it's natural for him to not to be able to understand girls.  |
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