Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Predictions

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  • You'll read it too fast, miss bits out, and then have to read it again immediately afterwards.
  • You'll start every conversation next week with "have you finished Harry Potter yet?".
  • Your second line in every conversation will either be "hurry up already", "what did you think about x dying?" or "LALALA I'M NOT LISTENING".
  • You'll not get as much sleep as you should.
  • Someone will tell you what happens at the end before you finish it.

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Mark wrote this at 13:06, Fri, 20/07/07, Link
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Matthew

* You'll carefully act nonchalantly about the whole thing so you're not thought of as geeky, then discover three days later all your friends went to the midnight opening in costume and didn't invite you

* You'll punch the air when your favourite two characters get together, then realise you now have no right to laugh at the Neighbours Karl-Susan obsessives

* You'll turn every page expecting Dumbledore to do a Gandalf

* Your family of four will buy four copies

Written by Matthew at 16:54, Fri, 20/07/07

Jen

All but that last one! *is geek*
I fully expect to say to everyone I see in the next few days "Have you read Deathly Hallows yet?"
I would be reading it again right now but I'm totally exhausted!

...and in response to Matthew's comment:
My family of four only bought three copies but my house of six housemates bought six copies!

Have you read Deathly Hallows yet?

Written by Jen at 22:58, Sat, 21/07/07

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