Harry Potter #6

Harry Potter #6 [+ favourites]

Good? Bad? In between? How'd you like the ending? What do you think will happen in the final book? And why did Rowling kill off.. well you know?

"Losing an illusion makes you wiser than finding a truth."

that book was fuckind insane. i loved it
u no wot she killed u no who fantastically. i reckon dat u no,when the one who is killed is begging the half blooded prince, he is begging him 2 kill him. think about it
in the 7th book harry is sooooooo gonna kill voldemort. of course he will, but i reckon harry will die 2.

"There is a thin line between bravery and stupidity"

the ending was sad but i bet it was all a ruse, the half blood prince and
the person who got killed switched places so in reallity he is still alive he is just sleeping.

"Fear nothing for fear is the mind killer."

nah, i think it all true and u no who is really dead.
fucking all thes bloody codenames.

"There is a thin line between bravery and stupidity"

My sister reads the Harry Potter books.

"Jim Colyer wrote Save The Planet."

Harry Potter 6 was goood!!

I believe the half blood prince was left without an option but that the one murdered knew this. The hald blood prince had a chance to capture or kill harry at the end but didn't, that leads me to wonder if this was all set up so that harry would be given a chance to kill he who must not be named.

"What is true power?"

It seems like J.K. Rowling didn't really know who to ally Snape with when she began writing the book. The whole Snape thing felt rather... fishy.

I dunno. It was better than the fifth book, since Harry finally got a handle on his temper, but Ron was being a pain in the rear.

i think she has purposefully tried to make Snape a confusing character from the beginning.... so now we are all unsure of his true intentions.

"I am Akba-Atatdia"

Has anyone noticed how in the movies, they make Ron out to be rather useless? I find that annoying.

"What is true power?"

My problem with Harry Potter is that it's too predictable. Whenever a problem occurs, wow there's a new spell, potion, or Harry's mysterious power that solves it. And you know nothing's going to happen to him because there are more books and movies to be made. Hurray to the search for more money.

"I love to see people struggling for their purpose in life..."

This just might be a funny comment, bu why can't Fred and George save the world? they are the only true orginal personalities in the bok.

"What is true power?"

Book 6 was disappointing. It seems like a distraction, a side story. The characters get more and more dull. I felt like I got so much out of book 5 and much less out of book 6. I can't wait till book 7 so I can finally rest in peace and get rid of all this suspense.

Fred and George need more time inthe spotlight (both in the book and the movie.)

Will Harry kill Voldermort in book 7? Is this a rhetorical question? Or maybe Rowling will want to give it a twist and turn Voldermort into Harry's best friend.

Also, more Malfoy. As a deep thinker, I want to know of his intense struggles and why he talked to Moaning Myrtle.

"How can we be just in a world without mercy and merciful in a world without justice?"

I don't think how Harry will kill Voldemort is a rhetorical question. After all, Harry's leaving school before graduation. He's no match for Voldemort. The only reason he escaped the last time was because Voldemort was playing with him.

I still don't see how harry is going to beat voldemort, i mean come on harry really isn't that good of a wizard. He's mainly just extremely lucky.

"What is true power?"