I just finished it. Wow. I cried and cried. Anyone else finish it? And your opinion? And what was with the black hand? So many questions still unanswered. When is the next book out anyway?
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got your tag, it looks like a fun one but will take a little thought. As for HP I too was wondering about the hand and although I did not cry I was shocked by the turn of events at the end!
Oh...I cried so hard! So shocking and I never saw it coming. I'm going to email you an interesting site, though that makes you go hmmm...
I thought it was great. I got so tired of Harry's whining in the last book. We all knew someone was going to have to go-- Rowling set it up pretty well so it wasn't too much of a surprise. My guess about the black hand is that [name withheld to protect the spoiler-sensitive] tried to pick up something that was enchanted and got burned.
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