the boy who lived

[scoutmom21113]

No: HPFGUIDX 73553

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "kfc4588" <kfc4588 at y...> wrote:
> I dont remember what post this was said in or who said it but I 
have 
> been thinking a lot about what they said and I really like the 
sound 
> of it and i dont htink i would be disappointed if the series ended 
> this way. THey said that harry had to go from being the boy who 
live 
> to the man who died and i thought that would be a great way to end 
> it- that wya harry can be the sacrificing hero yet i dont think it 
> would be too disappointing. I was just wondering what everyone 
else 
> thought of this because I really liked it.
> 
> -Casey

I'm hoping it won't happen.  Call me an optomistic romantic (in the 
classical sense - not the loving sense) but I would like to see the 
good guys win and survive.  Obviously it doesn't always happen in 
real life, but I'm hoping JKR's comments about Harry "what makes you 
think he will survive" is just meant to mislead us.  

It would also be nice to see Harry with a serious girlfriend - to 
see him mature in other areas of his life.  He is a 16-year old with 
all of the immaturities and potentials found in that age, and 
watching him grow up and mature will be a very satisfying ending.  
(I did like the post several days ago that suggested the whole 
series is being told as a memoir.)

Ravenclaw Bookworm