Hmmm. What's your favorite *now*?
witherwings999
witherwing at sbcglobal.net
Wed May 28 03:33:37 UTC 2008
No: HPFGUIDX 183054
Siriusly Snapey Susan: which of the books has become your favorite?
Witherwing:
As of just two weeks ago, I've decided Deathly Hallows is my favorite - and I didn't think it
possible! I've read it four times, now. I didn't skip a single chapter, and I have to say I
really love the camping, as well as Ron leaving (and returning to save Harry), Godric's
Hollow, Luna's house, Harry reading Voldemort's mind, Dobby's rescue (and burial),
Harry's Hallows/Horcruxes dilemma, the wandlore, breaking into Gringotts, Snape's
memories and Harry's walk through the forest again, as master of the three Hallows, Kings
Cross... I consider it a fabulously fun reread. And there are a few rich details I uncover
each time.
For example, I discovered on my fourth read that in Snape's memory of Dumbledore telling
him there will come a time when Voldemort will fear for the life of his snake... when Snape
is shocked to discover that Harry must give himself up to die... Dumbledore is said *twice*
to have his eyes closed.(DH Am.Ed.p.686-7)... Hmmm... Now I'm mulling over thoughts of
why DD would make sure his eyes were closed tightly as he let Snape in on this part of his
plan...
Siriusly Snapey Susan:
> > *Are there chapters or scenes (or whole books) that you skip when you
> > (if you) re-read?
Well, after DH came out, I finished the series, and then went back to HBP, skipping the first
five! I will eventually reread them all. I'm quite looking forward to it, after reading all your
responses to your favorites.
Bbut I often think of skipping chapters, and then never do! Maybe it's because I do a lot of
rereading individual chapters that I like! I've reread the last four chapters of DH many
times, partly because I love them, and partly because I've been trying to figure out the
details of the wands, etc.
-Witherwing, whose favorite used to be OotP - because Harry finally gets to say "Why me?
This sucks!"
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