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It's out tomorrow night, and I can't be the only Harry Potter fan on here. I shall be entering into the spirit of things and picking up my copy around midnight.
Unfortunately I know what happens.. thanks to the brilliance of the internet I had some spoilers thrust at me earlier. An important character turns bad and kills another important character, something I could have done without knowing, but still.
Anyone else looking forward to it?
Unfortunately I know what happens.. thanks to the brilliance of the internet I had some spoilers thrust at me earlier. An important character turns bad and kills another important character, something I could have done without knowing, but still.
Anyone else looking forward to it?
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How old are you? And go on then share my flaws with me. I always try to self improve.
I think i'm younger than you, yet I can see flaw after flaw in your logic and understanding of pretty much everything.
As most people my age probably do.
Ugh, you have much to learn about life and general common sense.
Because the school if you read the book probably only has around 10 black people in it and one of them is crudely named Kingsley "Shacklebolt".
Why would a black person not feel welcome?
Sorry I should change that to "A black person wouldn't feel welcome at Hogwarts". And I wouldn't play the crappy racism card since I am not black. That's just how I see life.
Alfonse wrote:
>And they probably wouldn't allow black students at Hogwarts.
Okay, now everything you will ever say is void, mainly because you have the mental thinking and intelligence of a Pakistani person who plays the Racism card constantly.
>And they probably wouldn't allow black students at Hogwarts.
Okay, now everything you will ever say is void, mainly because you have the mental thinking and intelligence of a Pakistani person who plays the Racism card constantly.
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> [URL]http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=fiction[/URL]
>
> Hmm ... yeah, I thought so.
Yes but JK tries to make the book like real life with a hidden part to it. The books mentions normal things such as Playstation and books so it is probably supposed to be set in the same world we live in. And if these books were anything like real life Harry Potter would be bullied badly because he has fame he doesn't really deserve. Wizards would have been found out and burnt at the stake. And they probably wouldn't allow black students at Hogwarts. And as I said before you are such a gay for reading a childrens book.
> [URL]http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=fiction[/URL]
>
> Hmm ... yeah, I thought so.
Yes but JK tries to make the book like real life with a hidden part to it. The books mentions normal things such as Playstation and books so it is probably supposed to be set in the same world we live in. And if these books were anything like real life Harry Potter would be bullied badly because he has fame he doesn't really deserve. Wizards would have been found out and burnt at the stake. And they probably wouldn't allow black students at Hogwarts. And as I said before you are such a gay for reading a childrens book.
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