Less than a week to go. We gotta get some guesses going. For me, I hope Harry dies, though don't think she'll do it. And Snape will turn out to be good, simply because, well: Dumbledore is always right. Also, saw the movie this weekend and just loved it. Imagine it's near impossible for a non-Potter reader, but I'd rather us book readers be happy (screw you moviegoers who don't read!).
Also, for a truly great ending, check out this contest winning ending by Tamar Siegel, age 12. Love this idea.
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WOW. The 12 year old managed to do something that the movies (and the 1st 1/3 of book #1) hadn't done for me to date: make me want to read the books.
I started book #1 years ago and was bored. Then I got dragged to each of the movies by friends - including on Friday night for #5, which I thoroughly enjoyed, but still had no desire to read the books.
But the 12-year-old just made me want to revisit book #1 and get caught up. I wonder if I can clear my schedule and read all 6 by Friday at midnight. Hmmmmmmm.
Loved the latest movie and can not wait till Saturday. I think Keith Olberman had a great piece on a possible ending. It's working reviewing.
http://video.msn.com/v/us/msnbc.htm?g=2b50ede4-6475-4f13-899a-a6b3d3e1fa75&f=00&fg=copy
That 12 year old girl stole my idea!! Or at any rate that's what I figured Rowling was going for when she explained what "horcrux" is. I read on The Beat that Rowling refuses to discuss her religion because it would give away the ending...
Have to say that the latest film was basically a 2 hour montage without any plot/character development. Read the book people!!
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