No more Harry Potter. Bye bye magical childhood.

I can't believe this, I know I`m writing so late about this. I`m getting lazier and lazier, and I`m awfully sorry, dear that I didn't use this premium membership as often as I wanted to. I've been very busy with my final exams and now that they`re finally finished I got busy reading the books I have been wanted to read in the past year. So I read 6 books in the last week and the truth is I all of them: The Hunger Games trilogy, The Red Queen, The Time in Between, The Girl And The Sea.
       And now to get back to the topic, no more Harry Potter. Well, if I were to start explaining what Harry Potter means to me, I`d probably have to start a novel of my own.  
        Harry Potter and the Philosopher Stone was the first move I ever saw on a computer. Dad brought his work computer home and he had the movie downloaded there. Some saw cartoons, some saw action movies, I saw Harry Potter  
       Read all the books, even have them in my personal library, and I can say that nothing wasn't where it didn't belong.
             
             Favorite good human character: My dear Hermione Granger, the wise one, the beautiful one and of course, the GIRL one
              Favorite bad character:  Bellatrix Lestrange, showing no mercy, no human emotions, no restraint when it comes to physical injuries. I must confess, I wanted, at first, to put Voldemort here, but let's face it, he's the MAIN bad character, so it's pretty logical that he'd be on everyone's list. He's as bad as anyone can get, killed people, created Horcruxes, sealed pieces of his [or should I say ITS] soul in them and hoped to someday slay the entire Muggle race. But then I reminded myself that Bellatrix has fascinated me from the beginning. I pretty much think Helena Bonham Carter playing her had a pretty big part in my choice, I just love her :thumb158985279:

             The Saga was incredible, the characters were flawless, and the movies made justice to all of the 7 novels. I'm just sad it came to an end.... As I was at the cinema with my best friend watching the final part, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows p.2, I found myself crying not because of the movie action [which was 999999999 x AWESOME, by the way] but because I realized that more than half of my childhood had Harry Potter in it. 10 years of suffering and hoping that he'll eventually kill lord Voldemort. You may say it sounds childish but I WAS A CHILD . Now, I just realize how amazing it must've been for the author to see her characters been brought to life, to see Hogwarts in his entire beauty... Thank you J.K.Rowling, for pouring a cauldron of magic in my childhood.


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Bye bye Harry Potter, and, of course, team ALL THE WAY!