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| Welcome to Book 7 |
The thesis of this site has been that Book 6 is an anomaly and
perhaps in its dissimilarity to its predecessors a sign to the
fans to look closer.
The out of character behaviour, the utter and complete neglect of
characters and story lines that previously held importance, the
obsession with a potions subplot that never went anywhere, the
emergence of Harry as a SuperSpy, the arrival of the Weasleys as
SuperSluts and Hermione's transformation into a dunce running
repeatedly into brick walls are all signals to the reader that
all is not as it seems.
"Fair is foul and foul is fair." There are lies slithering
through the grass like the serpent in Eden.
Don't trust the words on the page for the Dementor's Mist has
distorted them. Instead, trust what you know to be true, trust
the people you've come to know, trust your own experience in the
Magical World and choose what is right over what is easy.
In the Book 6 Summentaries, we point out the oddities as we go,
not all of it is unbiased - we went off on a few tangents. The
points are fair and true even if the summentators were a bit
hysterical when they made them.
We will attempt to do the same for Book 7 and (at least for as
long as possible) try to remain professional. We make no promises
on that though.
perhaps in its dissimilarity to its predecessors a sign to the
fans to look closer.
The out of character behaviour, the utter and complete neglect of
characters and story lines that previously held importance, the
obsession with a potions subplot that never went anywhere, the
emergence of Harry as a SuperSpy, the arrival of the Weasleys as
SuperSluts and Hermione's transformation into a dunce running
repeatedly into brick walls are all signals to the reader that
all is not as it seems.
"Fair is foul and foul is fair." There are lies slithering
through the grass like the serpent in Eden.
Don't trust the words on the page for the Dementor's Mist has
distorted them. Instead, trust what you know to be true, trust
the people you've come to know, trust your own experience in the
Magical World and choose what is right over what is easy.
In the Book 6 Summentaries, we point out the oddities as we go,
not all of it is unbiased - we went off on a few tangents. The
points are fair and true even if the summentators were a bit
hysterical when they made them.
We will attempt to do the same for Book 7 and (at least for as
long as possible) try to remain professional. We make no promises
on that though.
