Harry Potter Deathly Hallows ending, spoiler

You sure don't mind the spoiler for the ending of the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows ending, otherwise you would not be here, but does Harry Potter die?

Harry Potter Deathly Hallows ending, spoiler What was the big deal about the Harry Potter and the plot of the Deathly Hallows? According to the most trustworthy report, Harry Potter DOES NOT die, the ending of the book leaps forward 19 years to glimpse a new generation of wizards waiting for the Hogwarts Express.

Was this so hard? Jeesh, this is the Harry Potter 7, how much money do J.K. Rowling and the publishers want to pocket that the ending of the Deathly Hallows had to be kept secret and PR-ed to death? Rowing commented on her website: "I'd like to ask everyone who calls themselves a Potter fan to help preserve the secrecy of the plot for all those who are looking forward to reading the book at the same time on publication day."

Ah, it's a book. Of almost 800 pages. If the ending of a book, which is usually revealed in 5-6 sentences, is what matters to people, they would not buy a book with more than 2 pages. It's a shame that Rowing has given in to the spell of money, otherwise she would have realized that people would read her 800-page "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" because of the story line, the twists, the new spells, the characters, and everything else she had used to fill in a book as big as a dictionary. An ending is only sweet when you have the whole story.

Why couldn't they just come out and say "Harry Potter will not die in the book" and move on? Of course it's for the money.

Shame on you J.K. Rowling! I will not buy Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows or any other book you ever publish. How dare you be so vain, after millions of people have bought all your Harry Potter books and made you a millionaire, to hold up on the ending of the Deathly Hallows just so you can make an extra buck!

Sisi

Published on 07/21/2007