JKR's crying at the end of writing DH WAS: Re: Harry dies?.

[Ceridwen]

No: HPFGUIDX 171464

Pippin:
> And to decide what JKR means by saying Harry's story comes
> to quite a clear end, we have to think about what *she* thinks
> his story is about. I am wondering if the power of love in him is
> going to diffuse itself through the WW in some way, so that there will
> be no more need for a story about Harry per se because his power will
> no longer be unique.

Ceridwen:
Another possiblity is that his story finishes at the end of DH.  He 
settles down to lead a quiet life, marries, has kids, goes to work 
every day, comes home every night, occasionally goes out with the wife 
for dinner, and occasionally gets together with old friends.  Sort-of 
like Arthur Weasley, without the excitement of Order business.

Who would want to read something like that?  I know we all like Harry, 
and are interested in what he'll do after he defeats LV (DisneyWorld?), 
but his story, the one we're reading, the one we're interested in, 
comes to a close when LV dies.

Ceridwen.