Grande guignol endings (was Quesiton for Snapeophiles )

[carolynwhite2]

No: HPFGUIDX 114848


--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "pippin_999" <foxmoth at q...> 
wrote:

> We've been promised that Voldemort will be greater and more 
> terrible than before,  and I think he will be. But that means JKR 
> has to leave herself somewhere to go in the next two books, and 
> she also has to work within the constraints of the form she has 
> chosen--the graphic representation of rapes and murders is not 
> going to suit the tone of the books (sorry, Kneasy),so we're 
> spared that, while we get very graphic and painful accounts of > 
schoolyard misery. 
> 

Carolyn (always hopeful):

Then again, there's this interview answer -

Dateline, 2003: 

Q:You said when the last book came out that the death of one 
character was quote, 'the beginning of the deaths.' Yikes!
A:Yeah, that's nice, isn't it. There's going to be a blood bath 
[laughter].
Q:Warm and fuzzy.What does that mean?
A:It's a war. Essentially a war has broken out again and when I say 
the beginning of the deaths, I mean the deaths that are meaningful, I 
suppose, to the reader.