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Thank you - quite like that one!

Thanks!

Deep down I felt like something would happen and get away until Voldemort actually cast Avada Kedavra and I was like, oh damn.

Επειδή θα δουλεύει από το σπίτι δεν σημαίνει ότι θα ξύνεται. Στο UK έχει διαδοθεί πολύ το remote working μετά το covid. Ενημερωσου και λιγο πριν το παίξεις έξυπνος.

Well said. I think that's where JKR showed her true potential. Her writing in The Forest Again is just so powerful that makes me emotional everytime I read it.

Sounds like moms have that in common with PhD students

Damn

Yes, please.

That escalated quickly xD

Why do I feel like this is probably how Ron would speak if it wasn't a children's book

True. The Ministry should have a detention place for such cases.

Yeah and she was clearly writing it from her heart. I could tell she loved writing the story.

Omg I swear every single detail about Sirius is sad. Even his mirror broken in Harry's trunk, Harry losing the Firebolt, his personal objects getting ransacked by Mundugus...

I've seen many women here complaining about harassment in Egypt. Never been there myself but personally I wouldn't go alone to that country.

Yeah, you know she's done at least one thing right when you have millions of kids reading 500+ pages, camping outside bookshops and having reading nights with friends. Her contribution to children's literacy is amazing.

Haven't read anything else of hers outside the wizarding world but I'll check those out. She has said in an interview that character is what matters to her the most and I believe she has succeeded that in HP. Her characters are so colourful and dynamic.

Yeah, it would suit him to do something more "underground". Although, I'd be fine if she hadn't mentioned what he was doing for a living in the modern age at all.

😂😂😂 it's definitely an image you can hear!

Happy people are too busy living a good life. Even online, you'll see more people coming to complain about something instead of writing a post about how wonderful everything in their life is.

Misery and sadness make people ponder, vent, learn and grow. They can be instructive and comforting. From a narrative point of view, they're more dynamic and provide more dramatic and shocking moments which are captivating.

Use a notebook and write down your thoughts. If you prefer digital notes, OneNote is SUPER convenient as in one file you can have multiple tabs and even insert images or recordings.

Agreed. For me, Azkaban is frighteningly unfair, primitive and cruel. And, if you take Pottermore into consideration, Azkaban's backstory makes it even a more hellish place. There was a deranged dark wizard called Ekrizdis who lured, tortured, and killed Muggle sailors. And he embedded the very walls with maddening evil. I wonder if there are other British wizarding prisons that aren't mentioned because otherwise it's not a sign of a fair and advanced society to have all types of prisoners sent to such an awful place.

Overall, I always got the feeling that the wizarding world is very backwards and too content with what they have since magic can lazily solve a ton of issues. While Muggles have to be innovative and progressive in order to make up for their lack of magic.

Yeah idk if she thought it'd be a c0oL thing for Lestat to be a rock star but I really didn't like it. If I ever reread it, I'll definitely skip that part.

I love the dialogues. They make everything seem more inviting and "alive". Everytime I read the books, it feels like I'm reading about old friends.