My feelings

[houyhnhnm102]

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> Now, I need your help, can please anybody help me to find the way to
see all of what happened with other perspective, with another point of
view that wont meke me feel as sad as I feel now?. I need to be able
to feel god about the HP world again, because it has been a really
good part of my life so far.
> 
> Virginia.

houyhnhnm:

I felt exactly the way you do when I finished the book.  I had gotten
so involved with the characters, I was as grief-stricken as if a real
person had died.  I hated JK Rowling and I vowed I would not bother to
read the seventh book.

However, after a few days when I began to re-read sections of the book
I started to think things are not as they seem.  This has been a theme
throughout the books. Seeing is not believing.  When you get a chance
to read the posts on this site, you will see what I mean.

I also went back and re-read the Mugglenet interview with Rowling. 
The first time I read it I thought she was a smart-aleck millionairess
who'd managed put over one big joke on the world, so that's what I
read into the interview.  When I read it again a couple of days ago I
had a completely different impression.  I think the story will end in
a way that makes moral sense, even if the ending is not exactly what
each individual reader wishes for.