Harry lives... OK?

[-jme-]

No: HPFGUIDX 172246


Geoff Bannister a écrit :
> I am left breathless by the book but we must remember the words of
> the Duke of Wellington about Waterloo that it was "a damned close-
> run" thing. We lost a lot of good people... I wonder whose loss
> affected you most?

Vincent said:
Lupin and Tonks, definitely.
Fred was kind of "expected," when we see him joking with Percy, it
clearly was a now-someone's-gonna-be-out-pretty-soon-moment, but Lupin and Tonks, that was so unexpected, we don't even know how they died, they just are killed, just like that.

That's what got me really heartbroken

argentumangela says:
Dobby's death was the one that opened the waterworks for me. I couldn't believe what happened to him.  His death was symbolic of the extent of how everyone was affected by Voldy's propaganda. It was such an innocent life wasted. And totally unexpected.







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