HBP CHAPTERS 7-9 POST DH LOOK
dumbledore11214
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Sun Sep 14 20:51:12 UTC 2008
No: HPFGUIDX 184335
Okay, before I go any further may I just say how dismissively I look
at Malfoy in this book now.
When I read it before DH I always used to worry about Malfoy
seriously harming Harry and Co, I never dismissed him as their enemy,
etc and I still do so in the earlier books, but in this one?
All that I am thinking now even when he boasts to his
Slytherinsbreaks Harry's nose is something like that - you silly
little boy, who cannot make one good decision without getting in the
whole lot of trouble, just go away and wait till you will be forced
to kill your Headmaster. Then maybe your head will clear up somewhat.
"It looks as if it's died," said Hermione, with a nauseated
expression. "But there are some injuries you can't cure... old
curses... and there are poisons without antidotes..." - p.166
Alla:
Yeah, yeah, JKR you put it all there very nicely, seen those clues,
really really did not want to believe those clues. REALLY did not
want to believe them. :)
"Hmph," snorted Professor Mcgonagall. "It's high time your
grandmother learned to be proud of the grandson she's got, rather
than the one she thinks she ought to have - particularly after what
happened at the Ministry" p.174
Alla:
That is why I love Minerva, because I want to believe that despite
her being an *sshole to Neville several times, I believe that she
learned to appreciate him as well.
"Do you remember me telling you we are practicing nonverbal spells,
Potter?"
"Yes," said Harry stiffly.
"Yes, sir"
"There's no need to call me "sir", Professor" - p.180
Alla:
God, I love this, I just so love this.
Funny, Snape indeed does not do demonstration of Unforgivables.
Not much here, but again feel free to comment on whatever moments you
like.
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