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I didn't actually like book 5 at all... Sirius Black dies in it, and the book is based on a rather flimsy premise... Why go through all the trouble to get hold of a prophesy... Whatever it is, is meant to happen... EVEN I know that, so I couldn't help but wonder how silly the Dark Lord really is to commission such a futile chase...
Besides I think JKR really stretched it too far... The story could've been told in fewer books... 😃
It was quite sad, but I love the pace of the story. If it was told in a fewer books, I wouldn't have enjoyed all the moments. Cedric died in the fourth book and the Dark Lord comes back. I guess he is naturally interested in the prophecy because it concerns him. It was one of the reasons he seeked to kill Harry when he was a child, and so met his downfall. He would have wanted to hear the actual prophecy to know exactly what it said.
Ah, whatever happens will happen. If Voldemort really believed in that, he wouldn't have done things in a hurry and tried to kill Harry when he was just a child. He would have waited, but alas, he doesn't.
You even read Harry Potter with so much criticism. 😆😆
Actually, it has a lot of moments that I loved. When Harry fights the dementors, and their discussion that follows in the kitchen; when Harry arrives in Grimmauld Place first time and starts shouting; the Ministry hearing; Hermoine's woolen socks and hats for the house elfs; Dolores Umbridge and her evil tactics; formation of Dumbledore's army. Well, that's the chapter I am currently reading. 😉 I love the book for all the moments and it's beautifully written. Even though, Hogwarts does not exist but the whole world of Harry appears to be so real. 😃😃
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