Alternate book ending
Lisa
sassymomofthree at yahoo.com
Mon Jul 30 03:01:56 UTC 2007
No: HPFGUIDX 173723
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Alice Franceschini"
<ladypotentpotions1 at ...> wrote:
>
> I don't think your argument is well founded unless you are trying
to say that you think fictional stories and reality are the same
thing. I do not think you can compare one with the other. I am sad
that you have such a sad past but Rowling did not have to make a sad
past for the last book and I do think a fictional writer is
accountable for killing off loved characters in a fictional book such
as Harry Potter is. Rowling changed her mind about killing Mr.
Weasley and she was going to kill him in the 5th book. She could
have easily changed her mind on all of these pointless killings in
the 7th book.
Lisa:
So you're saying that a fictional war should be sanitized with a
fairy-tale ending? Everyone lives, the bad guys go to jail, the good
guys all live happily ever after? JKR is trying (and succeeding,
IMO) to make her fictional world feel as real as possible -- which is
why we're all so drawn into the books, I think. I don't think I'd be
interested in reading something like you suggest.
BTW, I think it's hilarious that whenever anyone successfully makes a
point about JKR's world corresponding with the real world, people
squeal about not being able to use real-world situations in fiction.
Absolutely hilarious.
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