Your greatest fear . . .

[cunning_spirit]

No: HPFGUIDX 121389


--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "witchypooh67" <witchypooh67 at y...> wrote:
> 
> amdorn wrote:
> 
> Will I have to go to "rehab" for Harry Potter fans?>
> 
> Now Kelly:
> 
> That too is my greatest fear.  With the announcement of the 
> publication date of HBP I was both elated and anxious.  While I 
> crave the rest of this wonderful story, I dread the day that it is 
> complete.  When I finish book seven, will I still need more?  I 
> trust that JKR will tie up all the loose ends.  I believe we will 
> find out more about GH.  Personally, I think the chapter that will 
> appear in HBP that almost made it to PS/SS and CoS might give us 
> more information about GH.  I think we will find out why Dumbledore 
> trusts Snape and whether or not Snape ever really left the DE.  I 
> think we will even get some "ship" answers.  I don't fear unanswered 
> questions, I fear having to move on from this wonderful obsession I 
> have with the magical world of Harry Potter.  
> 
> Will I reread the seven books over and over for years?  Will I need 
> that "rehab?"
> 
> Kelly


Cunning spirit:

Even after the last novel comes out, there IS potential for more Potter material being 
published. After all, Rowling claims to have BOXES of backstory scribblings. I have heard 
rumors that a possible "Harry Potter Encyclopedia" may be assembled from some of this 
stuff. As an illustrator, what I'd really love to see is a collection of Rowling's drawings from 
the Potterverse in print. I've seen a half dozen or so of these pieces and they really add a 
lot to how I've imagined her world.

I think that like the Tolkien franchise, we'll likely see more stuff about Harry and his 
friends long after the close of book seven.