ahha no,
they're pretty epic,
but that's effort.
i prefer my boooks,
eg/ Boy in the Striped Pajamas, the Hardy Boys, Alex Rider Series.
Yeah 'm one cool cat ;D
-jokes-
... If you don't mind me asking, how old are you?
I prefer long books, challenges, short books end too fast Dx
I, like others found that the deaths only made the story better, there's nothing like the feeling of losing a character you've learned to love during the years.
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She killed off all the characters basically in the first couple of books, where she had build up the characters,
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She had to kill of some of the characters because it was an escential part of the plot. She might not have wanted all of them characters floating around in every crack and cravis in the books basicly posing and looking pretty. Thier roles in the books had come to an end. It also brought alot of hype for the fifth and sixth books, Well it did in Ireland. In OOtP everyone here thought Hagrid was goin to be the one to die, But it was Sirius. And in HBP people here found out that Dumbledore was going to die, which obviously made readers want the book even more.
As weird as it sounds, characters' deaths are one of the things that make HP good. Without them, the story has no sense of intensity or emotion. How frightful an evil overlord would Voldemort be if he didn't kill anybody? They'd have no reason to fear him, and just let him laugh maniacally while they went about their lives. Every book would read like a teen-crush fanfic that's hundreds of pages long.
I could go on, but I think you get the point-- deaths are necessary in lots of stories to make them forceful.
i totally agree. there would not be any emotion. at all. lol...
If J.K hadn't kill off all those characters the books would be empty, i hate rereading the section of ootp when Sirius dies but with out the book would of been empty. Deaths makes the books and it also allows us to see the brutality and sadness that is in war not just in the books but in real life
In my personal opinion, deaths are good because it intensifies a story. Makes it a bit more dramatic and creates an emotional attachment with the reader; especially if the character is well-loved or even well-hated.
I think he meant James and Lily, *lol*
But it's silly to complain about their deaths because otherwise the story wouldn't really exist :P
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