[HPforGrownups] Do You Peek?

eowynn_24 eowynn_24 at yahoo.com
Sat Sep 27 01:45:32 UTC 2003


No: HPFGUIDX 81664



bohcoo <sydenmill at msn.com> wrote:
      <snip>
>So, am I the only one? Did anyone else get their book out of the 
>wrapper and immediately look for the death scene? 

       <snip>

>I feel sorry for JKR, in a way. We have postulated the plot 
>possibilities so thoroughly, with speculations so spectacularly 
>intellectual, that I wonder if Rowling sits at home reading some of 
>them and saying to herself, "Oh no, what am I going to do NOW? I 
>wasn't going to get THAT sophisticated with it. . ."

>She has commented that the Harry Potter story jumped into her mind, 
>fully formed. She knew how it was going to end before she set the 
>first word on paper. Do you think she has changed any of it in light 
>of these worldwide expectations?

>Just wondering,
Bohcoo

 

now me Eowynn:

No I did not peek but I had narrowed it down and as I read the book the clues jumped out at me and I new who it would be that died. As for JKR changing anything, I don't think she would do that. While we as adults can get really intellectual with the books, she did write these for children. I don't believe she will change any of her story due to the younger fans, but also because while we may get deep and almost hit the mark, we never really do. I believe that because we can't quite figure it out she will keep it the same and watch the reactions when those that were oh so close, find out how close they really were.

Eowynn ( very tempted to peek, but will try and continue to restrain herself.)









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