Comments on: My Take on the Deathly Hallows http://lunatail.com/2007/07/23/my-take-on-the-deathly-hallows/ Anxiety, Dogs, and Life Thu, 20 Nov 2008 21:16:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Cynthia Blue http://lunatail.com/2007/07/23/my-take-on-the-deathly-hallows/#comment-428 Cynthia Blue Mon, 24 Sep 2007 03:01:43 +0000 http://66.212.24.93/lunatail/2007/07/23/my-take-on-the-deathly-hallows/#comment-428 Thanks for the reference to that post, Gee. I liked that too. Those 10 things are what I, too, loved about the books. Thanks for the reference to that post, Gee. I liked that too. Those 10 things are what I, too, loved about the books.

]]> By: Cynthia Blue http://lunatail.com/2007/07/23/my-take-on-the-deathly-hallows/#comment-3321 Cynthia Blue Mon, 24 Sep 2007 03:01:43 +0000 http://66.212.24.93/lunatail/2007/07/23/my-take-on-the-deathly-hallows/#comment-3321 Thanks for the reference to that post, Gee. I liked that too. Those 10 things are what I, too, loved about the books. Thanks for the reference to that post, Gee. I liked that too. Those 10 things are what I, too, loved about the books.

]]> By: Cynthia Blue http://lunatail.com/2007/07/23/my-take-on-the-deathly-hallows/#comment-429 Cynthia Blue Mon, 24 Sep 2007 03:01:12 +0000 http://66.212.24.93/lunatail/2007/07/23/my-take-on-the-deathly-hallows/#comment-429 Hi Leigh, I think I read it too fast, too. I'm listening to the CDs now, and I'm enjoying it more the second time. Still some disappointments.. but I'm liking it better. :) Hi Leigh, I think I read it too fast, too. I’m listening to the CDs now, and I’m enjoying it more the second time. Still some disappointments.. but I’m liking it better. :)

]]> By: Cynthia Blue http://lunatail.com/2007/07/23/my-take-on-the-deathly-hallows/#comment-3320 Cynthia Blue Mon, 24 Sep 2007 03:01:12 +0000 http://66.212.24.93/lunatail/2007/07/23/my-take-on-the-deathly-hallows/#comment-3320 Hi Leigh, I think I read it too fast, too. I'm listening to the CDs now, and I'm enjoying it more the second time. Still some disappointments.. but I'm liking it better. :) Hi Leigh, I think I read it too fast, too. I'm listening to the CDs now, and I'm enjoying it more the second time. Still some disappointments.. but I'm liking it better. :)

]]> By: auto parts gee http://lunatail.com/2007/07/23/my-take-on-the-deathly-hallows/#comment-427 auto parts gee Tue, 18 Sep 2007 07:35:24 +0000 http://66.212.24.93/lunatail/2007/07/23/my-take-on-the-deathly-hallows/#comment-427 With your post, I with really say that you're a fan of Harry Potter. I've watched the movies of Harry Potter and I enjoy it a lot. But my friend of mine told me that I would appreciate it more if I'm going to read the books because some scenes are omitted or not included in the movie, but I was so lazy to read. Then he finally made a blog post in "http://www.autopartsplace.com/harry-potter.htm" and I really understand why should I read the Harry Potter books. With your post, I with really say that you’re a fan of Harry Potter. I’ve watched the movies of Harry Potter and I enjoy it a lot. But my friend of mine told me that I would appreciate it more if I’m going to read the books because some scenes are omitted or not included in the movie, but I was so lazy to read. Then he finally made a blog post in “http://www.autopartsplace.com/harry-potter.htm” and I really understand why should I read the Harry Potter books.

]]> By: auto parts gee http://lunatail.com/2007/07/23/my-take-on-the-deathly-hallows/#comment-3319 auto parts gee Tue, 18 Sep 2007 07:35:24 +0000 http://66.212.24.93/lunatail/2007/07/23/my-take-on-the-deathly-hallows/#comment-3319 With your post, I with really say that you're a fan of Harry Potter. I've watched the movies of Harry Potter and I enjoy it a lot. But my friend of mine told me that I would appreciate it more if I'm going to read the books because some scenes are omitted or not included in the movie, but I was so lazy to read. Then he finally made a blog post in "<a href="http://www.autopartsplace.com/harry-potter.htm" " rel="nofollow">http://www.autopartsplace.com/harry-potter.htm&qu...</a>and I really understand why should I read the Harry Potter books. With your post, I with really say that you're a fan of Harry Potter. I've watched the movies of Harry Potter and I enjoy it a lot. But my friend of mine told me that I would appreciate it more if I'm going to read the books because some scenes are omitted or not included in the movie, but I was so lazy to read. Then he finally made a blog post in "http://www.autopartsplace.com/harry-potter.htm&qu...and I really understand why should I read the Harry Potter books.

]]> By: Leigh Davis http://lunatail.com/2007/07/23/my-take-on-the-deathly-hallows/#comment-423 Leigh Davis Mon, 30 Jul 2007 13:46:22 +0000 http://66.212.24.93/lunatail/2007/07/23/my-take-on-the-deathly-hallows/#comment-423 I finally finished this in the wee hours of the morning! Now I can read your blog again! LOL. I laughed, I cried. I think it was worth the read. I need to read it again in order to make a full opinion. I think I read it too fast! I finally finished this in the wee hours of the morning! Now I can read your blog again! LOL.

I laughed, I cried. I think it was worth the read. I need to read it again in order to make a full opinion. I think I read it too fast!

]]> By: Leigh Davis http://lunatail.com/2007/07/23/my-take-on-the-deathly-hallows/#comment-3318 Leigh Davis Mon, 30 Jul 2007 13:46:22 +0000 http://66.212.24.93/lunatail/2007/07/23/my-take-on-the-deathly-hallows/#comment-3318 I finally finished this in the wee hours of the morning! Now I can read your blog again! LOL. I laughed, I cried. I think it was worth the read. I need to read it again in order to make a full opinion. I think I read it too fast! I finally finished this in the wee hours of the morning! Now I can read your blog again! LOL. I laughed, I cried. I think it was worth the read. I need to read it again in order to make a full opinion. I think I read it too fast!

]]> By: Joana http://lunatail.com/2007/07/23/my-take-on-the-deathly-hallows/#comment-424 Joana Fri, 27 Jul 2007 16:54:32 +0000 http://66.212.24.93/lunatail/2007/07/23/my-take-on-the-deathly-hallows/#comment-424 Well said! I myself still can't get over how horrid and trite sounding Rowling made Snape's reason to join the good guys to be. Love would have been a good reason but the way she worked, well, I don't think it could have gotten much more cliche there if Snape in one of his memories turned to Harry and said "Harry, I am your father." XD Just the manner in which it was executed lacked believability and meat. I think I've pretty much made up my mind to ignore that section. Thinking back, I also found it odd that Snape didn't put up more of a fight in the final confrontation with Voldemort. According to the memory he knew he had to give Harry the necessary information once he saw Voldemort keeping Nagini close by...it seems odd that he wouldn't have drawn his wand and fought back sooner when he realized Voldemort wasn't going to let him go back to the fight. Hell, why didn't he even just bolt? Indeed having the golden trio isolated for so long is what really made the book drag and wore it down tremendously. I was so impressed with Neville's bravery and would have LOVED to see him explored more! Tonks and Lupin? Gah, I'm not even going to get started on that one. Well said! I myself still can’t get over how horrid and trite sounding Rowling made Snape’s reason to join the good guys to be. Love would have been a good reason but the way she worked, well, I don’t think it could have gotten much more cliche there if Snape in one of his memories turned to Harry and said “Harry, I am your father.” XD

Just the manner in which it was executed lacked believability and meat. I think I’ve pretty much made up my mind to ignore that section. Thinking back, I also found it odd that Snape didn’t put up more of a fight in the final confrontation with Voldemort. According to the memory he knew he had to give Harry the necessary information once he saw Voldemort keeping Nagini close by…it seems odd that he wouldn’t have drawn his wand and fought back sooner when he realized Voldemort wasn’t going to let him go back to the fight. Hell, why didn’t he even just bolt?

Indeed having the golden trio isolated for so long is what really made the book drag and wore it down tremendously. I was so impressed with Neville’s bravery and would have LOVED to see him explored more!

Tonks and Lupin? Gah, I’m not even going to get started on that one.

]]> By: Joana http://lunatail.com/2007/07/23/my-take-on-the-deathly-hallows/#comment-3317 Joana Fri, 27 Jul 2007 16:54:32 +0000 http://66.212.24.93/lunatail/2007/07/23/my-take-on-the-deathly-hallows/#comment-3317 Well said! I myself still can't get over how horrid and trite sounding Rowling made Snape's reason to join the good guys to be. Love would have been a good reason but the way she worked, well, I don't think it could have gotten much more cliche there if Snape in one of his memories turned to Harry and said "Harry, I am your father." XD Just the manner in which it was executed lacked believability and meat. I think I've pretty much made up my mind to ignore that section. Thinking back, I also found it odd that Snape didn't put up more of a fight in the final confrontation with Voldemort. According to the memory he knew he had to give Harry the necessary information once he saw Voldemort keeping Nagini close by...it seems odd that he wouldn't have drawn his wand and fought back sooner when he realized Voldemort wasn't going to let him go back to the fight. Hell, why didn't he even just bolt? Indeed having the golden trio isolated for so long is what really made the book drag and wore it down tremendously. I was so impressed with Neville's bravery and would have LOVED to see him explored more! Tonks and Lupin? Gah, I'm not even going to get started on that one. Well said! I myself still can't get over how horrid and trite sounding Rowling made Snape's reason to join the good guys to be. Love would have been a good reason but the way she worked, well, I don't think it could have gotten much more cliche there if Snape in one of his memories turned to Harry and said "Harry, I am your father." XD Just the manner in which it was executed lacked believability and meat. I think I've pretty much made up my mind to ignore that section. Thinking back, I also found it odd that Snape didn't put up more of a fight in the final confrontation with Voldemort. According to the memory he knew he had to give Harry the necessary information once he saw Voldemort keeping Nagini close by…it seems odd that he wouldn't have drawn his wand and fought back sooner when he realized Voldemort wasn't going to let him go back to the fight. Hell, why didn't he even just bolt? Indeed having the golden trio isolated for so long is what really made the book drag and wore it down tremendously. I was so impressed with Neville's bravery and would have LOVED to see him explored more! Tonks and Lupin? Gah, I'm not even going to get started on that one.

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