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I really like Harry's reality check about his father and friends when he views Snape's pensive. Too bad it never actually goes anywhere. Kind of like a lot of the things in these books.
Harry did occlumency for four months, three times a week, and continued to be made of fail.
Snape is made of win. He met with Harry for four months, three times a week, and never killed him.
Book five, like book two, is full of fanfiction prompts, especially the opening up of the mauraders school life. There's enough characterization in book five's pensive and then Snape's pensive in book seven to create volumes upon volumes of schoolage fic about them. Now I see why they were so popular to fanfic authors.
From the attack on Mr. Weasley and on, Harry is a lot less angry, thank god. I'm finding about one anger-related remark a chapter, after Ginny has given Harry the smackdown. Harry seems to me more concerned about his link with Voldemort and the door at the end of his head.
Weasley is my king. Until he's turned into a prat again in book seven for no good reason, other than to use Dumbledore's gift.
Harry did occlumency for four months, three times a week, and continued to be made of fail.
Snape is made of win. He met with Harry for four months, three times a week, and never killed him.
Book five, like book two, is full of fanfiction prompts, especially the opening up of the mauraders school life. There's enough characterization in book five's pensive and then Snape's pensive in book seven to create volumes upon volumes of schoolage fic about them. Now I see why they were so popular to fanfic authors.
From the attack on Mr. Weasley and on, Harry is a lot less angry, thank god. I'm finding about one anger-related remark a chapter, after Ginny has given Harry the smackdown. Harry seems to me more concerned about his link with Voldemort and the door at the end of his head.
Weasley is my king. Until he's turned into a prat again in book seven for no good reason, other than to use Dumbledore's gift.
tired
Also, I did want to let you know that while I'm not commenting much, I am reading and really, really enjoying all your observations about the books.
No comments needed. I'm just happy someone is reading all my blather and, hopefully, enjoying the books again vicariously, fuming Harry and all.