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What Made You Cry In The HP Series?, You know you cried in more than just DH |
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 Feb 17 2008, 08:12 PM
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Just Through the Brick Wall
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Hey everyone, I'm a new member here. My name is Brittany, and I'm 14 years old.  I've been a HP fan for nearly 6 years now *spring 2002*! My half-brother got me into it - I watched Sorcerers Stone on DVD & whala!
Oh gosh, I cried about 7 times during Deathly Hallows. It had so many intense emotions - it seems like I was always either crying, laughing, gasping, or jumping for joy. There were very few dull moments - that's why it's so brilliant. JK Rowling is a writing goddess. <3 Anyway, to the point...
- Harry finally finding Godric's Hollow & James and Lily's graves. I started when he fell to his knees & cried. It was so bittersweet. Hermione comforting him was a cute brother/sister or mother/son moment.
- Ron coming back, saving Harry's life, & then breaking down at Riddle!Harry/Hermione. I wanted to hug him. D: I surprisingly didn't cry when Ron left, but felt Hermione's pain. Dang locket controlling his mind. >.<
- Hermione being tortured & Ron sobbing, pounding on the walls, and screaming her name. The fact he offered to be in her place shows he matured & deeply cared for her. I could sense Hermy holding onto fate too.
- Dobby's death. I had just finished crying & then this comes up. It's just how he saved everyone and then gets stabbed by Bellatrix (vile twit). Harry having a mini funeral for him was incredibly sweet.
- Snape's death and how Harry found out the truth. I knew for quite some time he loved Lily. His past was rather tragic & the fact Harry didn't get to see his positive side saddens me.
- Harry walking to his "death". Him asking Sirius if dying hurts & "I am about to die" simply made me lose it. I had a feeling he wasn't truly gone, but I was beyond curious for a long while.
- Fred's death. It was so unexpected for me...the Weasleys reaction is what got me. The fact George lost his other half & Ron going insane...for the third time. Aww, poor Ronald. <3
Phew! I actually didn't cry to Hedwig, Tonks, and Lupin's deaths, because with Hedwig so much else was going on & T/L happend out of the blue. Poor Teddy, though. At least he has godfather Harry. ^.^ I almost cried at Lily's letters. I probably got a bit teary-eyed. And of course the thing we all bawled over - the end of an amazing series! D:
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Feb 17 2008, 09:14 PM
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Professional Diagon Alley Window Shopper
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Maybe I'm just insensitive, but I didn't cry at any point of the book. Not one tear. But that's not to say I was sad at some of the deaths.
Dobby had to be the worst. I never saw it coming. He saves them but dies in the process. Then Harry dug the grave for him with the spade. "Here lies Dobby, a free elf" At least he died a good death.
The others while sad, weren't even close to as sad. But was a bit sad/mad that everytime a wizard laughs he dies. Except Bela, she had it coming. "Not my daughter, you (insert word here)"
Hedwig had to be the second most emotional. But at least she has 37 horcri. And is part phoenix.
Just Kidding, but come on, you have to make jokes in sad topic like this. ;)
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Feb 17 2008, 09:35 PM
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Monster Book Stacker
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I cried also when harry couldn't find hagrid after the 7 potters just because i was so sure that he was gonna die- anytime he left i thought it was for good.
hedwig's death was one of the saddest, just because it was the most unexpected in my opinion. fred's was pretty bad too, and i couldn't believe tonks and lupin, and of course i was crying during doby's scene- i could hardly read it!!- but hedwig...
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Feb 18 2008, 01:11 AM
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Flesh-Eating-Slug Catcher
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I don't get particularly emotional about real life situations but soaked a few hankies throughout DH. I started with Dudley finally acting decently to Harry after all those years. Next came Hedwig, for some reason the appearance of the doe patronus (I knew it was related to Lily and suspected it was Severus's), the bit where Ron says maybe Dumbledore left him the deluminator because he knew Ron would leave and Harry says maybe because he knew you'd want to come back. Another biggie was when Harry saw what Luna had painted in her room. The biggest impact of all was in Severus's memories when he shows Dumbledore his patronus. Ah, I'm tearing up already. Oh, and at the end when we learn Albus's middle name. Wahhhhhh!
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Feb 18 2008, 01:30 AM
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I rarely cry for books and movies, but during 'The Forest Again' the tears were a-flowin'!  I felt like crawling up into a ball in the corner of my room during all three of the times I've read that part of DH so far. It just made me feel such raw sadness.
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