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Jul. 23rd, 2007 12:23 pmHarry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
the epilogue is nauseating. it's over thank heavens. now I can fully concentrate on AU Snarrys for the rest of my fangirly life.
I can't even start to elaborate my disgust with what she did to Snape. I've read ff handling him better. but then again she changed his character throughout the whole series so many times that it doesn't really matter either way.
[and don't get me started on the fact that Hermione did all the "cooking" during their little quests in the woods, this was major fail there.]
though I really couldn't care less I have to ask: was the whole slaughtering necessary?
the rest of the book was tolerable, I haven't been bored like I was with the 6th book.
the epilogue is nauseating. it's over thank heavens. now I can fully concentrate on AU Snarrys for the rest of my fangirly life.
I can't even start to elaborate my disgust with what she did to Snape. I've read ff handling him better. but then again she changed his character throughout the whole series so many times that it doesn't really matter either way.
[and don't get me started on the fact that Hermione did all the "cooking" during their little quests in the woods, this was major fail there.]
though I really couldn't care less I have to ask: was the whole slaughtering necessary?
the rest of the book was tolerable, I haven't been bored like I was with the 6th book.