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J.K. Rowling drops hints about Harry Potter VII.

I love Ms. Rowling for writing her Harry Potter series, but I hate it whenever she does something like this. Stop teasing us, dammit!
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  1. Kak Chik28/6/06 2:50 pm

    What??? She must be joking. Pls tell me she's joking.

    Do you know how bad I felt when Dumbledore died. It's almost like I can feel what Harry felt. The numbness and the weight of the world upon his shoulder...everything.

    I dont think I cant handle Harry being dead. Totally unacceptable...no no nooooooooo!

    I dont care. Even if she makes him die in Book Seven I'll come up with Book Eight...entitled...Harry Summoned From the Dead. Or something along the line.

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  2. Ted Mahsun28/6/06 3:59 pm

    Alternate endings! Haha... I hear there are fanfiction that rewrites the ending of the Half-Blood Prince where Dumbledore lives.

    But y'know, I've got a sneaking suspicion this is just a red herring... maybe, just maybe, it's Ron and Hermione who die. I think that will be more painful, for Harry to lose his closest friends.

    Oh, that J.K. Rowling's such a tease.

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