Harry Potter and The End Of An Era
I’ve been both dreading, and impatiently awaiting, part 2 of The Deathly Hallows for a year. As the release date grew nearer, so did my mixed emotions. I’ve proudly read the HP series more times than I know. And I have been in love with the stories from day one. I know all the finite details, all the ins and outs of the characters and I would gladly walk in their world. I was thrilled by the idea of the HP theme park and revealed in the thought of actually being able to feel some of that magic in a real and tangible place. Now, as the story has finally come to an end, I feel a little heartbroken.
As large and popular as the HP franchise has become, there is still a very real and humble aspect to the story itself. The battle between good and evil, right and wrong in the face of adversity. At the heart of this series lies a very simple idea. An idea that is simply human.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 (soundtrack) (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
JK Rowling is a master story-teller and she created one of the richest worlds I have ever had the pleasure to explore. I will miss it so much. Regardless of how many times I re-read HP, which I will continue to do, I know it won’t be the same. It seems a wide open hole will exist in the reading world without Rowling there to fill it.
Maybe I’ll get lucky and she’ll spin-off into Teddy’s world as she mentioned a few years ago… I can hope.
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There are people requiring help to handle the fact that it’s come to an end. That worries me; use your imagine and fashion your own stories from the books. Twists, turns and sequels. It’s not over unless you want it to be over.
July 26, 2011 at 4:14 am
No way! Seriously??
I think I’ll be alright;) I’ll place bets that Rowling will start writing again in the same genre. The engine has to maintain it’s steam somehow.
Good to hear from you Leigh. Hope your writing plan is progressing;)
July 26, 2011 at 9:36 am
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