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Originally posted by: JanakiRaghunath
^^ Rowling wrote what she wanted for the first book, and that became famous, didn't it? Authors aren't servants to the people, so though they may take fans' interests under consideration, the ultimate decision falls to them, not the fans. Plus, almost everyone I know loved DH and the ending, it's just our personal perception whether we like it or not, but we need not generalize that to everyone.
Plus, I don't think it had a 'happily ever after' ending...the epilogue was neither happy nor tragic. It was just normal, and kind of expected since 19 years after Voldemort died, people would have moved on with their lives. None of them were jumping around with joy, they were just calm and collected as they sent their children off to Hogwarts, like every normal parents.I liked the epilogue, because it showed us that they did indeed move on with their lives and re-built the wizarding world so that it once again bore semblance to how it used to be. Ever after war, life goes on, and I think this is the message JKR was trying to convey through the epilogue. It didn't seem like a cliche, 'happily ever after' ending at all.
The epilogue depicts everyone happily married with kids to their high school sweethearts. To me that is the quintessential, happily ever after that is typical of fairy tales. Most of the time things don't fall in place so easily. Teenagers rarely end up with first loves and crushes. They still have a lot of growing up to do and life takes people in different directions. Along the way there's a coming of age into adulthood experience, heartbreaks, tragedies, love – lost and found. The epilogue completely bypasses all that and writes in a perfect life for everyone. In my opinion that is overtly happy and positive.
Moreover, a definitive epilogue defeats the purpose of 'fantasy' fiction. Fantasy fiction is meant to be open ended and non-conclusive. It is supposed to always have room for flights of fantasy, for vivid imagination of the author as well as readers to continue the story in their minds and chart any different course for the characters. Laying out what happens completely kills the fantasy in fantasy fiction.
That being said, after watching the J.K Rowling story on Lifetime last night – I actually understand why J.K Rowling had that epilogue. Her own life did not have happy endings. Her marriage did not work out and the girl who once dreamed of going to Oxford was being humiliated as a single mom living on state welfare. Her mother passed away well before Rowling was even close to achieving her dreams. Ultimately giving perfection to the lives of her characters was a way for Rowling to achieve that sense of fulfillment and perfection that she never had in her own life. It is her way of achieving her own personal fantasies.
exactly wen has life been fair..but it had been overtly fair for this five-some.thts one thing JK overlooked..and honestly..ending the book on a 19 yr leap was a disater..it was like killing all hope for any "hogwarts" book.🤢
It is true that opposites sometimes only attract in books and movies, but like Janaki here stated, Ron and Hermione might be different from eachother but they are not completely the opposite of eachother. (I know I'm contradicting myself, lol, but now that i think about it ... )
I'm not too fond of Harry/Ginny. To me Ginny is a weak and underdeveloped character. I think Harry/Luna would have made a lot more sense. I think Luna helps Harry significantly and is pivotal to his character growth. However, the most awesome of them all would have been Harry/Draco.
Originally posted by: cooldude10
It is true that opposites sometimes only attract in books and movies, but like Janaki here stated, Ron and Hermione might be different from eachother but they are not completely the opposite of eachother. (I know I'm contradicting myself, lol, but now that i think about it ... )
When the first movie got released, I hadn't started reading the books. I just watched and I really did like Harry and Hermione. But when I started reading the books, i could no longer form that image of harry and hermione as a couple. It's basically just a matter of perception. I'm completely okay with people shipping harry/hermione or even harry and draco! 😆In fact, I shipped Harry/Luna quite a lot before. But it didn't happen. 😔 oh well ... 😆About JKR ending the story on a positive note, seriously people, how much more tragedy do you want us to endure? Fred, Severus, Colin, Lupin, Tonks, Sirius and now you think that she should have killed someone from the trio or possibly luna? 😳
You have your say, I have mine. In my opinion, harry and hermione are more like siblings. And I don't give two flying caps if someone wrote a book about hermione's feelings. LOL. JKR has written romance. But it wasn't her top priority. It was like a tiny sub-plot. She didn't give romance that importance and frankly, It's really not the couples i care about. But if she decides to write romance novels (which i don't think will happen :p) then i bet they're going to be awesome. You cannot judge her by what she wrote in harry potter because she was obviously too wrapped up in the actual story.
do u noe someone wrote a book about hermoines feelings for harry..they wrote a book on her love..it was thth harry never reciprocated..JK makes a good fantasy writer not a romance writer.and btw,killing awl this lot wasnt tht imp..it was more inp to kill someone really close to harry..to end tht book.🤔
Originally posted by: return_to_hades
I'm not too fond of Harry/Ginny. To me Ginny is a weak and underdeveloped character. I think Harry/Luna would have made a lot more sense. I think Luna helps Harry significantly and is pivotal to his character growth. However, the most awesome of them all would have been Harry/Draco.