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Did you like the Epilogue?
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Feb 15, 2012 09:10PM
Did you like it? Would you rather of the book/series to of ended with 'The Flaw in the Plan'?
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I didn't like the epilogue because it seemed ridiculous to think that they would not change at all from when they were teenagers. There was still the small rivalry with Malfoy, and then Harry marrying Ginny. I feel like J. K. could have just left things to our imagination.
I like the fact that there was an epilogue which sealed off most of the loose ends - can you imagine the speculation and fan-fic that would be circulating without the epilogue? :OThe dialogue in the epilogue felt a bit 'forced', though...like, unnatural?
I loved that there was an epilogue and was lucky enough to not know there was one until I got to it. While we find out what happened to our trio we still didn't know too much info so it was all left to our imagination about the adventures they had gotten up to since. http://divaliciouzbookreviews.blogspo...
I loved it, especially the part with Albus Severus. His name is epic. I loved Snape! You know, at the end.
I really liked the epilogue-ending. I knew this was the last book, so when I finished it, I said a satisfied "Yes" and was glad I had invested so much (emotion, time, etc...) into a great series.
19 years later. Even in the book I thought it could have been longer. They could have it an hours worth of reading, or 2.
In a word... I LOVED it.It makes me sad thinking about how Harrys story is finally over. I cried tears of joy while reading the Epilogue.
And also, in a way, Jo claimed the ending. So their wouldnt be all these people speculating how it would be "19 years later"
The last line of the epilogue was written long before the end. It was all apart of Rowling's plan, which makes the books Awesome! She had a vision, a plan, unlike other author's writing a series.So, yes I love it. I love that we get to see Harry grown up. Still famous. Still friends with Ron and Hermione. They were like a family anyways why not make it legit? I too like having things left to the imagination, and in a way we are still allowed that, but I want to know that everyone in this world was safe from Voldemort, that there weren't any chances of him coming back.
We get to know what happens to Luna, Neville, and Malfoy--while they're not best friends they have a mutual respect, think of it like James and Snape, James saved Snape's life and Harry saved Malfoy's life (as Ron reminds us 3 times).
It's exactly how any good series should end, everything tied up!
JulieLaLa wrote: "I really liked the epilogue-ending. I knew this was the last book, so when I finished it, I said a satisfied "Yes" and was glad I had invested so much (emotion, time, etc...) into a great series."Amen sister!
Here's the link to a website where Rowling discusses the epilogue and why she chose to write it the way she did.http://allday.today.msnbc.msn.com/_ne...
I honestly liked the epilogue. I breathed a sigh of relief when it ended. No regrets whatsoever investing my time reading the series. It was definitely worth it.
Loved it, a nice way to tie the entire story and leave it be. They fought long and hard, casualties were head on both sides and they just about made it through.Pays to fight against all odds for a brighter future, I think that message works well with this series :)
I enjoyed the epilogue. I thought it finished off the series nicely, though I hated it coming to an end.
I didn't even read it. I just wanted it to be O-V-E-R!
I hated the epilogue. You can't write into the future when the whole series has been the very recent past. If we had no idea when the story actually took place, then giving a 19 years later wouldn't have meant much. However, we know that this final battle took place on May 2nd, 1998 and therefore 19 years later would be September 1st, 2017. It'll be fine and dandy when that date finally arrives and passes... but for a release in 2007, for a fan base that lives the words, it seemed ridiculous.
V.E. wrote: "I didn't like the epilogue because it seemed ridiculous to think that they would not change at all from when they were teenagers. There was still the small rivalry with Malfoy, and then Harry marry..."But she did leave much to our imagination with the creation of several new characters!
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