Perversion in the Graveyard

[susanbones2003]

No: HPFGUIDX 71365

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "kiricat2001" <Zarleycat at a...> 
wrote:
> --- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "susanbones2003" <rdas at f...> 
> wrote:
>> 
> Yes, there is tons more to write.  But, I figure if OoP can be 800+ 
> pages long, surely in the Book 6, there can be more than one or two 
> sentences that imply Harry's grief.  I'm not saying that I expect 
or 
> want pages of Harry weeping and wailing and rending his garments, 
but 
> surely someone with JKR's powers can work in phrases or 
descriptions 
> that would clue us in to Harry's state of mind.  
> 
> Marianne
 
Jennifer:
Oh I so agree with your sentiment. There is a fine line between the 
accurate and necessary portrayal of the scope of human emotion and 
melodrama. I vote for JKR trying a little harder to give the full 
scope of his emotions a voice. And I vote for her giving him a few 
more people with which to connect in a real way. I was so grateful 
for his talk with Luna. It was the only healing water in a desert of 
pain. If JKR's diffidence continues, it's quite possible Harry will 
lose some of the believability he's had. In terms of all the loss 
he's had to deal with, this area is definitely on the restreained 
side. Maybe this is a bigger challenge to her because she's endured 
loss. I hope she goes for it.
Jennifer