Harry Potter and the DEATHLY HALLOWS (Page 4 of 6)

I know I am still going to have a funky night though I will meet up with a friend, have something to eat before going to watch the latest Harry Potter film. After that we will collect our copies of the book.

Another reason why it will be a funky night is that it will be the first night that I have been away from my younglings since they were born (that is nearly 3.5 years) it will be strange as well.

That is a shame that you cannot make it as well but it is completely understandable.

I love working in a store sometimes. I went into the backroom around 6:15 this morning. Lo and behold... a wheeler with eight white boxes on it with red lettering all saying "HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS" with red tape on them saying, "DO NOT OPEN UNTIL JULY 21, 2007". It was... chilling. I was almost scared to reach out and touch the box, but I did. A thin layer of cardboard between me and the books.... Of course we quickly locked them away in our safe room. But still. I got to touch the boxes they come in!!!!

Ahh! All this Harry Potter buisness is driving me nuts! I can understand how someone can love something, I mean I actually have found people that do not love Star Wars (shocking I know) but to me this Harry Potter buisness is rotting to the mind. (I'm sorry if you do like it, I mean no offence, and I like you no less).

Ha ha.  No wonder he's scary to little kids.  XD

ooh! i know!

I just found out the ending, and let me tell you, it's a doozy! So, if you don't wanna know, avert your eyes:

Voldemort is actually the ghost of Harry's father who's real name was Rosebud, Hermione is actually Harry's daughter who came back in time from the future to save him from the Dursleys, who are actually killer robots from the future, and Hedwig is actually Harry's mom, who accidently turned herself into an owl one night while she was on a drinking binge. In the end, it turns out Ron is actually the Chosen One from the prophecy, and uses the force to kill the real villian who was pulling all the strings: Neville Longbottom. They both perish in the final battle, and Hermione dies when she causes the Dursley robots to explode, and Harry, over come with grief, retires to the wilds of Peru where he raises minature goats with Hedwig and Voldemort/Rosebud. Pretty shocking, huh?

yea, good thing i just scrolled through it (so i couldn't read it, as i haven't finished). awesome thing is: i got the first emptied box at Borders, my mom started a little trend, because soon after everyone was taking a box.

Exactly how i envisioned it.

that's not the ending, the ending is here.

I am glad that you enjoyed it.

It really is a dark book and as you said compared to the first book. It is going to be interesting to see how they adapt that into a film.

I am about to start re-reading it so that I ill hopefully catch anything that I missed.

yea, i'm gonna start re-reading soon. not that i missed anything, i just wana do it to get more of it absorbed into my head.

I'm on page 200-something of my second read through. This one really has a completely different feel to it then the others, I wont say anything because I don't want to spoil it for anyone, but it was my favorite of all of them. Stayed up for twelve hours after I bought it to finish it in one sitting. That it's the last of them all is rather depressing, though being able to go back and reading them in order should be fun.