Discussion of the Week - 'Sirius Black' - Page 4

Originally posted by: preity*zinta

I read the fifth book all over again like two weeks ago, n i reallly liked Sirus in it, i was so disappointed that he had died, like when i first read the book i was like eh who cares.. but now i reallly miss him.. it woulda made the book soo much more interesting, harry's all alone again now :(

yeh every1 was disappointed 2 read book 5😭

Oh Sirius Black! What can I say about him? His first entry in the book was as an evil follower of Voldemort who would like to kill Harry at any cost but someone I couldn't digest the fact that this was Black's truth, don't ask me why probably the gut instinct.

Even his looks and wild behavior couldn't convince me enough that he is really what he is being portrayed as since the beginning of the book. When especially, McGonagall mentioned that he had killed Harry's parents and only a finger was found from one friend who tried to save them, something told me I wasn't being apprehensive for nothing. Let's say my brain works that way having read so many books.

But I hadn't had the slightest idea of what Sirius Black's real story was! That surely came to me as a shock! But I was glad that Harry finally found someone who could be like his parents. I was happy for Harry and I was happy since Sirius became one of my favorite characters in such a short time for his actions, behavior and love for Harry.

I still remember the moment when I read that Sirius died, tears came strolling down my eyes and I didn't want to read more.. Still, I gathered myself together and finished the whole book that very night.

Nish di, even I was so very much hoping to see him back but I guess he won't be back… One of the "Tragic characters" as your article mentioned.

It really hurts me to think how Harry has lost everyone he loved so dearly now even Dumbledore. But, most definitely, Black was really an influential character!

Originally posted by: naina_manam

Oh Sirius Black! What can I say about him? His first entry in the book was as an evil follower of Voldemort who would like to kill Harry at any cost but someone I couldn't digest the fact that this was Black's truth, don't ask me why probably the gut instinct.

Even his looks and wild behavior couldn't convince me enough that he is really what he is being portrayed as since the beginning of the book. When especially, McGonagall mentioned that he had killed Harry's parents and only a finger was found from one friend who tried to save them, something told me I wasn't being apprehensive for nothing. Let's say my brain works that way having read so many books.

But I hadn't had the slightest idea of what Sirius Black's real story was! That surely came to me as a shock! But I was glad that Harry finally found someone who could be like his parents. I was happy for Harry and I was happy since Sirius became one of my favorite characters in such a short time for his actions, behavior and love for Harry.

I still remember the moment when I read that Sirius died, tears came strolling down my eyes and I didn't want to read more.. Still, I gathered myself together and finished the whole book that very night.

Nish di, even I was so very much hoping to see him back but I guess he won't be back… One of the "Tragic characters" as your article mentioned.

It really hurts me to think how Harry has lost everyone he loved so dearly now even Dumbledore. But, most definitely, Black was really an influential character!

so nice words for Sirius😊😳

[quote=naina_manam] I still remember the moment when I read that Sirius died, tears came strolling down my eyes and I didn't want to read more.. Still, I gathered myself together and finished the whole book that very night.

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the same happened with me too😳😳

Wow...that was an amazing topic.

Like so many others....I was so saddened when Sirius dies.
But his character is so appealing...simply because he is Harry's only living connection (that matters) to his parents. He is also a true blue renegade....someone who is not the hero, yet not the anti hero either.
His character is sometimes unreal yet we are compelled to like him for his fallacies.

I really enjoyed reading the post, thanks a ton!