Last book woes

[Kathy]

No: HPFGUIDX 145509


I believe that JKR will do fine.  The reason for each book to be as 
long as they are is to get in plot points.  The shorthand in the 7th 
book will be easy to understand because of the layered information 
given to us previously.

You may have read my theory about why Snape 'protects and hates' 
Harry.  If I can say it in a brief posting, I'm sure JKR will do 
wonders with it.  As for the horcrux's...I somehow doubt that the 
book will be all about that.  

We've seen what Dumbledore went through to get the few he had.  
Granted that Harry destroyed the diary by himself, but what 
character will be able and willing to help Harry destroy the rest? 
There are still some surprises awaiting us, I'm sure.  

If we are disappointed, it is because all the questions will be 
answered and we will have no more reason to try and ferret out the 
answers. This has been an exciting ride, each book giving us a bit 
more insight into the puzzle...but it's a puzzle we've been working 
on for years.  Once you've completed the puzzle...what do you do 
then?  Ouch!

KathyO




snipped--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "susanbones2003" 
<rdas at f...> wrote:
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> Jen D. here:
>I believe ...JKR has no further books to clear things up, make 
things right, explain odd plot points, deal with relationships, 
answer questions, find those Horcruxes and deal with Voldemort. She 
has a whale of a job to do and extremely little time to do it in and 
I fear she'll rely on shorthand or worse a fair few deaths to 
eliminate the need to clear things up. ... I agree with Lupinlore 
> that we may all be saying "That's it?" about our favorite 
character 
> or plotline but it may be a little more final than we expected.
> Jen D.
>