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Originally posted by Jadey28
I also cried from Dumbledore's death to the end of the book.
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Oh good, I'm glad I wasn't the only one, I was starting to feel pretty loser-ish.
Well, I've loved all the final battle endings from book 3 on. The first 2 weren't disappointing, but not as good as the rest for me. Especially 4 and 6, those were the best for me...Let the whole book be full of light adventures and puzzles, entertaining but not overwhelming, then....WHAM! Right at the end, things take a jolting turn and leaves you panting for the next book, but still oddly satisfied. A bit like a good sex romp I'd think (well, I'd 'imagine' not like I'd know right?
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I also think that Hogwarts would make a good safehouse for the Order, but where would students learn? I mean, when countries go to war, the schools don't all shut down, I don't suppose it would happen in the wizarding world either. And with Dumbledore having been targeted by Death Eaters, I think people will finally be 100% on his side (a little late, but they will) and will rally to keep his school open. Some will oppose it, saying that it's not safe at all now he's gone, but some will still want their children there once the vanishing cabinet and anything like it is destroyed.