Death in book V
Brooke
brookeshanks at mugglenet.com
Wed Jun 18 16:22:53 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 60915
Hey guys. I read an article online this morning that had part of
recent JKR interview in it. JKR said that she had re-written and re-
written the death again (in Book V), and when her husband came into
the room she was crying very hard. I can see how the death of any of
her characters would be very upsetting for her to write, because they
are like her children, her creation. But for her to be SO undone by
it? I had heard the death was going to be really bad... but now I am
starting to get SO worried. I had been preparing myself to say
goodbye to Hagrid. But now I am SO worried that it might be Hermione
or Ron! I honestly never thought she would kill off anyone in the
trio, but I am getting rather paranoid at this point! Anyone know a
a good spell to calm the nerves?? I am going to need about 50
bottles of mulled mead to get through the rest of this week!
Brooke
> > At first I though it was Hagrid, but as time passed I more
incline
> to
> > say that it is going to be one of the Weasley, pretty much for
the
> > same reasons that you have stated. They are the only complete
> family
> > that we see in the books (complete and loved family because
there's
> > also the Dursleys) and a death from one of them will not only
hurt
> > the readers but the main characters.
>
> I have to say, what with Professor Trelawney's prediction
(constantly
> misquoted in canon but getting the same point across) meaning that
> Voldemort will do in under four years what he couldn't in eleven...
> well... all Dumbledore's eccentric statements are getting me to
> prematurely pound my fist into the nearest surface. That's what I
> call major.
>
> --brassgryphon
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